Premature deterioration of jointed plain concrete pavements.

Vandenbossche, Julie; Ramirez, L.; Gatti, K.; Mu, F.; Geary, M.; University of Pittsburgh. Dept. of Civil & Environmental Engineering

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Premature deterioration of jointed plain concrete pavements.

2011-04-29
By Vandenbossche, Julie ; Ramirez, L. ; Gatti, K. ; ...

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Vandenbossche, Julie ; Ramirez, L. ; Gatti, K. ; Mu, F. ; Geary, M.

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University of Pittsburgh. Dept. of Civil & Environmental Engineering
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Pennsylvania. Dept. of Transportation. Bureau of Planning and Research
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Concrete Pavements Pavement Components Pavement Joints
Publication/ Report Number:

WO #12
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Pennsylvania
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Pennsylvania. Dept. of Transportation. Bureau of Planning and Research
Abstract:

Six sections of jointed plain concrete pavements (JPCP)s throughout the state were selected as

candidates for the evaluation of premature deterioration. The data used in performing the evaluation included manual

and historic automated distress survey data, falling weight deflectometer data, and laboratory material

characterization data from field samples. For these six sections, a variety of issues including material-related distress,

fatigue, and construction deficiencies were determined to be the cause of the premature deterioration.

Recommendations for rehabilitating these sections as well as guidelines to deter the reoccurrence of these distresses

have been provided.
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510601 - PIT 012
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