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Document:
SP21
Date:
January 1, 1968
Author(s):
Editor: James D. Kreigh
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
21
Abstract:
SP21 Contains 12 papers on the uses, application techniques, and methods of determining physical and bonding characteristics of epoxies and on important facets of preparing application specifications
DOI:
10.14359/14074
SP21-04
R.J. Schutz
The history of epoxy-resin adhesives for bonding concrete and other materials to concrete is reviewed.
10.14359/17541
SP21-03
W.R. McConnell
Widespread acceptance of epoxy surface treatments for pavements has been limited in part by problems associated with pinholding, poor surface appearance, and sheet detachment.
10.14359/17540
SP21-02
H.A. Rooney
This article describes the work done by the Materials and Research Department of the California Divison of Highways, since 1954, in adapting epoxy resins to the maintenance and repair of concrete highways and bridge decks. It discusses how the high coefficient of thermal expansion of cured epoxy mortars, which causes portland-cement concrete over which the epoxy mortars are applied to rupture in tension, may be neutralized by the formulation of epoxy mortars having high creep values at sub-zero temperatures. The first use of adhesives of the epoxy-resin type to bond new portland-cement concrete to old portland-cement concrete was made by the Materials and Research Department in 1954 and is described in this article.
10.14359/17539
SP21-01
G.M. Scales
The name, origin, history, and development of epoxy resins over the last 20 years are described.
10.14359/17538
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