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Evaluation of Hydraulic Cement Concrete Overlays Placed on Three Pavements in Virginia

M. M. Sprinkel / C. Ozyildirim

Hydraulic cement concrete (HCC) pavement overlays were placed in the summer of 1995 at three locations in Virginia: I-295 near Richmond, I-85 near Petersburg, and Ret 29, near Charlottesville. Overlays were placed on continuously reinforced concrete pavement on the I-295 southbound lane (near mile marker 29) and the I-85 southbound lane (near mile marker 51) to prevent spalling caused by a cover over the reinforcement that was less than it should be and to enhance the structural integrity. An overlay was also placed on the Ret. 29 northbound lane 16 km (10 mi) south of Charlottesville to correct a rutted asphalt pavement.

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Evaluation of Hydraulic Cement Concrete Overlays Placed on Three Pavements in Virginia

M. M. Sprinkel / C. Ozyildirim

Hydraulic cement concrete (HCC) pavement overlays were placed in the summer of 1995 at three locations in Virginia: I-295 near Richmond, I-85 near Petersburg, and Ret 29, near Charlottesville. Overlays were placed on continuously reinforced concrete pavement on the I-295 southbound lane (near mile marker 29) and the I-85 southbound lane (near mile marker 51) to prevent spalling caused by a cover over the reinforcement that was less than it should be and to enhance the structural integrity. An overlay was also placed on the Ret. 29 northbound lane 16 km (10 mi) south of Charlottesville to correct a rutted asphalt pavement.

Evaluation of Hydraulic Cement Concrete Overlays Placed on Three Pavements in Virginia

M. M. Sprinkel / C. Ozyildirim

Hydraulic cement concrete (HCC) pavement overlays were placed in the summer of 1995 at three locations in Virginia: I-295 near Richmond, I-85 near Petersburg, and Ret 29, near Charlottesville. Overlays were placed on continuously reinforced concrete pavement on the I-295 southbound lane (near mile marker 29) and the I-85 southbound lane (near mile marker 51) to prevent spalling caused by a cover over the reinforcement that was less than it should be and to enhance the structural integrity. An overlay was also placed on the Ret. 29 northbound lane 16 km (10 mi) south of Charlottesville to correct a rutted asphalt pavement.

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Title:

Evaluation of Hydraulic Cement Concrete Overlays Placed on Three Pavements in Virginia

Contributors:

M. M. Sprinkel (author) / C. Ozyildirim (author)

Publication date:

2000

Size:

24 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Highway Engineering , Construction Equipment, Materials, & Supplies , Hydraulic cements , Pavement overlays , Virginia , Damage assessment , Field tests , Interstate highway 295 , Interstate highway 85 , Route 29 , Richmond(Virginia) , Petersburg(Virginia) , Charlottesville(Virginia)

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