Investigation Into Shrinkage of High-Performance Concrete Used for Iowa Bridge Decks and Overlays: Tech Transfer Summary

Wang, Kejin; Schlorholtz, Scott M.; Sritharan, Sri; Iowa State University. Institute for Transportation

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Investigation Into Shrinkage of High-Performance Concrete Used for Iowa Bridge Decks and Overlays: Tech Transfer Summary

2013-09-01
By Wang, Kejin ; Schlorholtz, Scott M. ; Sritharan, Sri

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Wang, Kejin ; Schlorholtz, Scott M. ; Sritharan, Sri

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Iowa State University. Institute for Transportation
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Iowa. Dept. of Transportation
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Admixtures Bridge Decks Bridges And Other Structures Cement Cement Content Concrete Overlays Cracking Creep High Performance Concrete Highways I32: Concrete Materials Mix Design Shrinkage
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IHRB Project TR-633
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Iowa ; United States

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Tech Transfer Summary
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High-performance concrete (HPC) is used increasingly in buildings and bridge structures due to its rapid strength development, superior workability, and excellent durability. However, with high cementitious material content, low water-to-cementitious material ratio, and various admixtures, HPC often possesses a high risk of shrinkage cracking.
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