Product Material Investigation and Evaluation of Jay’s Majic Mud for Use in KDOT Construction and Maintenance Applications [Technical Summary]

McArtor, Erinn; Broxterman, Brandon; Mayer, Sally J; Wadley, Dan L

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Product Material Investigation and Evaluation of Jay’s Majic Mud for Use in KDOT Construction and Maintenance Applications [Technical Summary]

2024-04-01
By McArtor, Erinn ; Broxterman, Brandon ; Mayer, Sally J

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McArtor, Erinn ; Broxterman, Brandon ; Mayer, Sally J ; Wadley, Dan L
Corporate Creators:

Kansas Department of Transportation. Bureau of Research
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Publication/ Report Number:

KS-24-01
Resource Type:

Brief
Geographical Coverage:

Kansas ; United States
Edition:

Technical Summary
Corporate Publisher:

Kansas Department of Transportation. Bureau of Research
Abstract:

KDOT currently uses a variety of thin bonded overlay systems to prolong the life of bridge decks in Kansas. These vary in both thickness and material type from thin ¼ in. bonded polymer overlays to common 1.5 in. silica fume concrete overlays. Jay’s Majic Mud was submitted as a potential new material product that could serve as a cost-effective alternative to our conventional materials, offering KDOT benefits both in its ease of use by light contracting or maintenance forces, as well as potential improved product performance.
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