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New LowP bridge overlays performing well in St. Louis area.
Closing bridge decks for rehabilitation is an inconvenience for Missouri motorists. MoDOT is aggressively pursuing alternate materials to speed up this process to provide a smooth pavement with minimal traffic interruptions. Unfortunately, many materials that offer faster cure rates are not very durable. A new product, called LowP, is a combination of the CTS Rapid Set Cement and proprietary add mixtures. LowP offers high early strength, low permeability, with the added benefit of corrosion protection.
Bridges in Kansas are exposed to winter conditions, including deicing chemicals used to keep the roads and bridges clear of ice and snow. These chemic...
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