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Bridge Deck Deterioration Study. Part 2. Effectiveness of Various Bituminous Covers in Preventing Bridge Deck Deterioration

H. E. Worley / W. H. Wendling

Three hundred bridge decks were surveyed for three years to determine the rate of progress of deterioration and effectiveness of asphaltic bituminous covers in preventing damage. Covers were changed on many bridges during the period, leaving only 197 with constant cover. Most of the hot mixes had been on the bridges since their construction six years previously, whereas the other decks were bare in 1961. Although hot mixes and cold mats have similar thicknesses, they are different from each other and from the other categories in construction and behavior. (Author)

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Bridge Deck Deterioration Study. Part 2. Effectiveness of Various Bituminous Covers in Preventing Bridge Deck Deterioration

H. E. Worley / W. H. Wendling

Three hundred bridge decks were surveyed for three years to determine the rate of progress of deterioration and effectiveness of asphaltic bituminous covers in preventing damage. Covers were changed on many bridges during the period, leaving only 197 with constant cover. Most of the hot mixes had been on the bridges since their construction six years previously, whereas the other decks were bare in 1961. Although hot mixes and cold mats have similar thicknesses, they are different from each other and from the other categories in construction and behavior. (Author)

Bridge Deck Deterioration Study. Part 2. Effectiveness of Various Bituminous Covers in Preventing Bridge Deck Deterioration

H. E. Worley / W. H. Wendling

Three hundred bridge decks were surveyed for three years to determine the rate of progress of deterioration and effectiveness of asphaltic bituminous covers in preventing damage. Covers were changed on many bridges during the period, leaving only 197 with constant cover. Most of the hot mixes had been on the bridges since their construction six years previously, whereas the other decks were bare in 1961. Although hot mixes and cold mats have similar thicknesses, they are different from each other and from the other categories in construction and behavior. (Author)

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Title:

Bridge Deck Deterioration Study. Part 2. Effectiveness of Various Bituminous Covers in Preventing Bridge Deck Deterioration

Contributors:

H. E. Worley (author) / W. H. Wendling (author)

Publication date:

1970

Size:

20 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Construction Equipment, Materials, & Supplies , Civil Engineering , Bridges , Protective coverings , Bituminous coatings , Concrete , Cracks , Trafficability , Wear resistance , Coatings , Construction materials , Bridge decks , Spalling

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