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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Bridge Joints"”.

  1. Behavioral improvements in segmental concrete bridge joints through the use of steel fibers

    Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Civil Engineering, 1989.

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  2. Long-Term Performance of Polymeric Materials in Civil Infrastructure

    … cycle can aid in defect detection. Concrete joints in pavement systems are often susceptible to deterioration. They are engineered cracks that enable concrete slabs to expand and contract in response to temperature. They serve the dual purpose of preventing water infiltration and improving …

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  3. The Investigation of Transverse Joints and Grouts on Full Depth Concrete Bridge Deck Panels

    … at Virginia Tech to investigate transverse joints and blockouts on full depth concrete bridge deck panels. The joints were designed on a deck replacement project for a rural three span continuous steel girder bridge in Virginia. Two cast-in-place and four post-tensioned joints were designed …

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  4. The tensile performance of closed cell foam expansion joints: a study on the deleterious effects of compression set

    … used as a gland material for a specific type of bridge deck expansion joint, usually in applications where the total movement to be accommodated is four inches or less. Adhered into the gap of an expansion joint, this material is responsible for maintaining a water tight smooth transition between …

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