Polymer concrete for precast repair of continuously reinforced concrete pavement on IH 30, near Mt. Pleasant
Abstract
Two punchout repairs made in a continuously reinforced concrete pavement (CRCP) using precast portland cement panels are described. The two repairs, one 1.44 sq. ft., the other 36 sq. ft., were completed and opened to traffic in one afternoon. This technique provides a rapid method of repair that produces a repair that is structurally as good or better than the surrounding pavement. With a trained crew, the repair time can be reduced and thus reducing lane closure time. Since lane closure time is a critical consideration in high volume highways, this method is cost effective in those areas.
- Publication:
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Interim Report Texas Univ
- Pub Date:
- August 1981
- Bibcode:
- 1981tua..rept.....M
- Keywords:
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- Concretes;
- Highways;
- Maintenance;
- Pavements;
- Casting;
- Cost Effectiveness;
- Panels;
- Reinforcement (Structures);
- Engineering (General)