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  • Issue 52 November/December 2008
Posted on 11/01/200811/04/2020

High Performance Concrete for the I-35W Bridge

Kevin MacDonald, Cemstone Concrete Products With only a few weeks from collapse of the old bridge to commencement of reconstruction, there was no time to develop the concrete mixes from first principles. Consequently, concrete mixtures that had been used successfully

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  • Issue 52 November/December 2008
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Posted on 11/01/200811/04/2020

I-35W St. Anthony Falls Bridge

Jon Chiglo, Minnesota Department of Transportation On Thursday, August 2, 2007—less than 24 hours after the collapse of the I-35W bridge—a group of approximately 30 individuals from the City of Minneapolis, Federal Highway Administration, and the Minnesota Department of Transportation

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  • Issue 52 November/December 2008
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Posted on 11/01/200811/04/2020

HPC for 100-Year Life Span

Alan R. Phipps, FIGG Bridge Engineers, Inc. The new I-35W bridge across the Mississippi River in Minneapolis features high performance concrete (HPC) for all concrete components of this post-tensioned, box girder structure. The bridge accommodates 10 lanes of traffic and

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  • Issue 52 November/December 2008

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