Evaluation of construction strategies for PCC pavement rehabilitation projects.

Jeong, Hyung Seok; Abdollahipour, Saeed; Florez, Laura; Irizarry, Javier; Castro, Daniel; Oklahoma State University. School of Civil & Environmental Engineering

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Evaluation of construction strategies for PCC pavement rehabilitation projects.

2010-09-30
By Jeong, Hyung Seok ; Abdollahipour, Saeed ; Florez, Laura ; ...

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Jeong, Hyung Seok ; Abdollahipour, Saeed ; Florez, Laura ; Irizarry, Javier ; Castro, Daniel

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Oklahoma State University. School of Civil & Environmental Engineering
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Oklahoma Transportation Center
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Concrete Pavements Full-depth Reclamation Pavement Maintenance PCC Pavement, Rehabilitation, Planning Portland Cement Concrete Rehabilitation (Maintenance)
Publication/ Report Number:

OTCREOS7.1-23-F
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Oklahoma
Corporate Publisher:

Oklahoma Transportation Center
Abstract:

This study investigated project management level solutions to optimizing resources, minimizing costs

(including user costs) and time for PCC pavement rehabilitation projects. This study extensively

evaluated the applicability of the Construction Analysis for Pavement Rehabilitation Strategies

(CA4PRS) software program as a potential solution to achieve the goal. The usability of the CA4PRS

was assessed by conducting knowledge inventory surveys at GDOT and ODOT as well as conducting

four case studies. The pre and post knowledge inventory surveys indicated that there was a general

understanding that the CA4PRS could be used as an excellent tool to help decision makers effectively

plan PCC pavement rehabilitation projects. The four case studies indicated that, in addition to using the

CA4PRS, there should be further efforts in order to develop an effective construction plan for a PCC

pavement rehabilitation project. Some major recommendations are a) ODOT/GDOT must put efforts to

collect CA4PRS input data and develop a database for reliable analysis using the CA4PRS, b)

ODOT/GOT also need to use the CPM scheduling method and the CA4PRS together because the

current CA4PRS considers only six major activities in project scheduling, c) A simulation program such

as the Cyclone program can be used to determine the optimal number of resources of major activities.

Based on the findings of this study, this project has designed an improved planning procedure to find

the most efficient project phasing and closure scenario for PCC pavement rehabilitation projects. The

procedure involves a quantitative analysis on every potential project execution scenario using the

CA4PRS, the CPM method and a simulation tool.
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