Abstracts
HIPERPAV - High Performance Concrete Paving
By Rasmussen , Robert
Transtec, Inc.
1012 East 38 1/2 Street
Austin , TX 78751
PH: 512-451-6233
FAX: 512-451-6234
E-Mail: robotto@transtecinc.com
Problem Statement
Research Objectives
1. To provide practical and implementable guidelines for the control of concrete temperature during the curing process of PCC pavement, 2. To provide guidelines for monitoring bond stresses and bond strength criteria to prevent pavement delamination and for the determination of the time for opening to traffic of newly constructed BCOs
Research Method
FHWA Sponsored Research
Product
HIPERPAV Software
Completion Date: Apr 30, 1998
Category: Materials
Keywords: BCO, Bonded Concrete Overlay, Cement, Cracking, Curling, Debonding, Delamination, Early Age, Fast Track, Heat of Hydration, High Performance Concrete Pavements, HIPERBOND, HIPERPAV, JCP, Jointed Concrete Pavement, JPCP, Mechanistic and Mechanistic-Empirical Models, PCCP, Plastic Shrinkage, Relaxation Creep, Shrinkage, Slab, Slab Base Friction, Temperature, Thermal Expansion, Warping,
Date Posted: Sep 28, 1998
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