Recycling Portland Cement Concrete Pavements in Oklahoma

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Recycling Portland Cement Concrete Pavements in Oklahoma

1987-07-01
By Borg, Tim M.

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Alternative Title:

Recycling PCC Pavements in Oklahoma
Creators:

Borg, Tim M.
Corporate Creators:

Oklahoma. Department of Transportation. Research & Development Division
Contributors:

Hixon, C. Dwight
Corporate Contributors:

United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Highway Administration
Subject/TRT Terms:

Costs D Cracking Maintenance Pavement Performance Pavements Portland Cement Concrete Recycling
Publication/ Report Number:

FHWA/OK DP-47-06
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

United States ; Oklahoma
Edition:

Final Report: 7/82 - 7/87
Corporate Publisher:

Oklahoma. Department of Transportation
Abstract:

This report describes the first Portland cement concrete (PCC) pavement recycling project in Oklahoma. A 7.755-mile section of 1-40 in eastern Oklahoma County was recycled. It had passed its original 20-year design life and was experiencing "D-cracking" to a point that maintenance costs were becoming excessive. The nine-inch-thick plain slab was recycled into a ten-inch plain slab. Included in the final report is a description of the construction activities, energy conservation estimates, construction cost comparisons and measures of pavement performance. A professionally narrated video tape documenting the complete construction effort is available.
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Funding:

DTFH71-82-47-OK-04
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US Transportation Collection
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