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- :Farzad, Mahsa ;Fancy, Saiada Fuadi2019-03-01:In the United States, ~30% of the ~600,000 highway bridges are labeled structurally deficient or functionally obsolete. Approximately 65% of the bridg...
- :Clear, Kenneth C.1981-12-01:Four-ft. by 5-ft. by 6-inch (1.2m x 1.5m x 0.15m) reinforced concrete slabs were fabricated, cured and subjected to 7 years of daily salting at an out...
- :Virmani, Yash Paul ;Clear, Kenneth C.1983-09-01:Thirty-one relatively large reinforced concrete slabs were fabricated in 1980 using either non-specification epoxy-coated reinforcing steel or calcium...
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