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The International Concrete Abstracts Portal is an ACI led collaboration with leading technical organizations from within the international concrete industry and offers the most comprehensive collection of published concrete abstracts.
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Document:
SP51
Date:
January 1, 1975
Author(s):
Editors: W.M. Stingley and Thomas J. Pasko Jr.
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
51
Abstract:
SP51 A collection of 15 papers covering almost all aspects of pavement technology. Materials, methods, and design for pavements, as well as, performance, highway safety, and maintenance procedures are discussed in this volume.
DOI:
10.14359/14104
SP51-06
T.C. Paul Teng
A field tests was conducted during the construction of a continuously reinforced concrete pavement to study the effect of vibration on portland cement concrete pavements.
10.14359/17810
SP51-05
Frazier Parker, Jr.
This paper presents the results of a study to evaluate the use of slip-form paving equipment for the construction of airfield pavements. Nine construction projects were observed and surface smoothness measurements were made on eight of the projects.
10.14359/17809
SP51-04
Michel Sargious and Sue K. Wang
The finite element method is used to determine the stresses and deflections in rigid pavement slabs of finite size, for both central and edge loading conditions. The main variables considered are the thickness of the slab, the modulus of elasticity of the subgrade, and the values of the load and tire pressure.
10.14359/17808
SP51-03
William C. Balfour
A presentation explaining the problem of Michigan county engineers in road construction. . .This presentation explains the procedure followed by a subcommittee of the Michigan County Road Association in attempting to providde a design procedure that would correlate concrete and asphalt designs, utilize local materials, all with reasonable controls and costs. The results - the first printing of the "Road Design Manual" and the start of a common design language.
10.14359/17807
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