Evaluation of Long-Life Concrete Pavement Practices for Use in Florida

Tia, Mang; Verdugo, David; Kwon, Ohhoon; University of Florida. Dept. of Civil and Coastal Engineering

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Evaluation of Long-Life Concrete Pavement Practices for Use in Florida

2012-11-01
By Tia, Mang ; Verdugo, David ; Kwon, Ohhoon

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Tia, Mang ; Verdugo, David ; Kwon, Ohhoon

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Corporate Creators:

University of Florida. Dept. of Civil and Coastal Engineering
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Florida. Dept. of Transportation ; United States. Federal Highway Administration

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Concrete Pavements Life Cycle Analysis Life Cycle Costing Modulus Of Rupture Perpetual Pavements Stresses Thermal Expansion Thickness
Publication/ Report Number:

00093785
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Tech Report
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Florida ; United States

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Final report; 03/28/2011-12/01/2012
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University of South Florida. College of Engineering
Abstract:

Current Florida construction practices produce asphalt pavements with a service life of 12 to 20 years before needing rehabilitation; concrete pavements are typically designed for 20 years. However, pavements with much longer design lives are possible. Increased traffic on roadways, costs due to maintenance-related traffic delays, and increasing construction costs have led the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) to evaluate various pavement design parameters which would yield pavement service lives of 50 years or more.
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