Implementation of precast concrete deck system NUDECK (2nd generation).
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Implementation of precast concrete deck system NUDECK (2nd generation).

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    The first generation of precast concrete deck system, NUDECK, developed by the University of NebraskaLincoln (UNL) for Nebraska Department of Roads (NDOR), was implemented on the Skyline Bridge,

    Omaha, NE in 2004. The project was highly successful and received two PCI Awards of Excellence. The

    second generation of precast concrete deck system NUDECK was developed recently to further simplify

    precast panel/girder production, speed up bridge superstructure construction, and improve deck durability.

    The second generation of NUDECK consists of full-width full-depth precast concrete deck panels that are

    12 ft long to minimize the number of deck panels and transverse joints, and consequently accelerate bridge

    construction. It also uses covered individual pockets and bundled shear connectors at 4 ft spacing to

    simplify panel and girder production and eliminate the need for deck overlay. Precast deck panels are pretensioned in transverse direction and post-tensioned in the longitudinal to enhance deck durability to

    achieve the same service life of other bridge components.

    This report presents the first implementation of the second generation of NUDECK system to the Kearney

    East Bypass project in Kearney, NE. The project consist of twin bridges: the south bound bridge constructed

    using conventional cast-in-place deck; and the north bound bridge constructed using the 2nd generation

    NUDECK system. Each bridge is a two-span continuous bridge that is 41 ft 8 in. wide and 332 ft long.

    Each span is 166 ft long and consists of five precast/prestressed concrete girders (NU1800) at 8 ft 6 in.

    spacing. This report presents the analysis, design, and detailing of the bridge superstructure. It also

    summarizes the experimental investigations conducted to evaluate the proposed design and construction

    details.

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