Optimizing Aggregate Gradation To Reduce Concrete’s Permeability: Research Project Capsule [22-2C]

Milla, Jose; Rupnow, Tyson; Cooper III, Samuel B; Louisiana Transportation Research Center

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Optimizing Aggregate Gradation To Reduce Concrete’s Permeability: Research Project Capsule [22-2C]

2022-02-01
By Milla, Jose ; Rupnow, Tyson ; Cooper III, Samuel B

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Milla, Jose ; Rupnow, Tyson ; Cooper III, Samuel B

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Louisiana Transportation Research Center
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Louisiana. Dept. of Transportation and Development ; Louisiana State University (Baton Rouge, La.)

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Admixtures Aggregate Gradation Concrete Concrete Durability Concrete Permeability Mix Design Permeability Workability
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22-2C
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United States
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The objective of this study is two-fold. The first objective is to measure the influence of aggregate gradation on concrete’s permeability. The second is to optimize concrete mixture designs that meet strength, permeability, and workability criteria for construction.
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