Post-tensioned carbon fiber composite cable (CFCC), Little Pond Bridge, Route 302, Fryeburg, Maine.

Thompson, Bill; Parlin, Mark; Maine. Dept. of Transportation

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Post-tensioned carbon fiber composite cable (CFCC), Little Pond Bridge, Route 302, Fryeburg, Maine.

2013-02-01
By Thompson, Bill ; Parlin, Mark

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Thompson, Bill ; Parlin, Mark

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Maine. Dept. of Transportation
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Bridge Decks Bridges Cables Carbon Fibers Composite Materials Corrosion Resistant Materials Costs Fabrication Fiber Reinforced Polymers Posttensioning Tendons (Materials)
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13-02
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Maine
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Maine. Dept. of Transportation
Abstract:

Corrosion of reinforcing steel in concrete has been a constant and expensive maintenance problem which

is exacerbated by Maine’s coastal environment, harsh winters, and the use of chlorides on the roads and

bridges. Carbon fiber products are increasingly being used in many applications to replace steel in

structures. Carbon fiber can be used as reinforcing in concrete slabs. Carbon reinforced polymer (CFRP)

is non-corrosive and can be made into rigid bar and used as reinforcement. It is light in weight, strong,

non-magnetic, and non-corrosive and also has a low thermal linear expansion coefficient. Carbon Fiber

Composite Cable (CFCC) is a cable made with carbon fiber and polymer composite. As a pre-stressing or

post tensioning strand it has relaxation properties very similar to that of steel. This material could prove to

be a very good tool in our battle again corrosion in bridges.
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