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Document:
SP38-14
Date:
January 1, 1973
Author(s):
James W. Pinkerton, Joe W. Williams Jr.
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
38
Abstract:
The use of Type 'K' (Chem Comp) cement in two taxiway reconstruction projects at Love Field Airport, Dallas, Texas is discussed.
DOI:
10.14359/17209
SP38-15
George C. Hoff
Blends of a self-stressing expansive cement and a low-heat type II cement were used in a study of the effects of expansive cement content, water content, fine aggregate additions, and fly ash replacements on the physical properties of pumpable mortars.
10.14359/17210
SP38-16
Edward H. Rubin
An independent commercial testing agency has over the past years accumlated considerable experience in working with expansive cements of the shrinkage-compensating type.
10.14359/17211
SP38-17
Masatane Kokubu
This paper describes the results of experiements on expansive concretes made with additions of expansive components at time of mixing, summarizes the results of practical usuage of expansive concretes in numerous structures, discusses the results of studies on use of expansive components and concludes that all of the aims projected had been attained regardless of ambient termperature, degree of dryness or wetness, type of cement and concrete mix proportion.
10.14359/17212
SP38-18
Donald W. Pfeifer, William F. Perenchio
Reinforced concrete pipe containing expansive cements were made experimentally at a large commercial plant. The report presentes results of preliminary laboratory work, describes the methods used in making and instrumenting the pipe, and presents results of tests on the pipe and on auxillary specimens.
10.14359/17213
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