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This report primarily investigates the wear characteristics of concrete using various cement contents and three different sources of aggregates. Compressive strength and dynamic modulus of elasticity data was also obtained to assist in the evaluation of these various mixes.
The testing program covered specimens representing various ages, cement contents and aggregates. The aggregates used were from sources readily available and suitable for construction purposes in this state.
Portland cement is a significant component in a concrete mixture. For concrete used in portland cement concrete pavement (PCCP), Class S, and Class S(...
The main objective of this project was to evaluate the effects of using aggregate produced from crushed concrete pavement as a replacement for natural...
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