Evaluating the Risk of Alkali-Silica Reaction in Wyoming: Continued Evaluation of Field Specimens and Proposed Mitigation Strategies

Kimble, Margaret; Fertig, Ryan; Hacker, Darby; Tanner, Jennifer Eisenhauer; University of Wyoming. Dept. of Civil and Architectural Engineering

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Evaluating the Risk of Alkali-Silica Reaction in Wyoming: Continued Evaluation of Field Specimens and Proposed Mitigation Strategies

2015-09-01
By Kimble, Margaret ; Fertig, Ryan ; Hacker, Darby ; ...

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Kimble, Margaret ; Fertig, Ryan ; Hacker, Darby ; Tanner, Jennifer Eisenhauer

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University of Wyoming. Dept. of Civil and Architectural Engineering
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Wyoming. Dept. of Transportation. Research Center
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Aggregate Alkali Aggregate Reactions Alkali Silica Reactions Concrete Durability Expansion Highways Maintenance And Preservation Materials Test Procedures
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FHWA-WY-15/04F
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Tech Report
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United States ; Wyoming

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Final Report
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Wyoming. Dept. of Transportation
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A comprehensive study was performed to evaluate the ASR reactivity of eight Wyoming aggregates. State-of-the-art and standardized test methods were performed and results were used to classify these aggregate sources. Of the eight aggregates: one is highly reactive; one is moderately/highly reactive, three are moderately reactive; one is potentially reactive and two are nonreactive. The Concrete Prism Test (CPT) and unboosted large scale field blocks provided the most accurate data.
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