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    Continuously Reinforced Concrete Overlays of Flexible Pavements on Trunk Road A2

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    The design and construction of continuously reinforced concrete (CRC) overlays on flexible pavements of Trunk Road A2 are described. The existing pavements were dual carriageways of flexible construction built in 1975-76; isolated sections had failed completely and the whole length was approaching failure. Three 1 km and one 0.9 km CRC overlays were constructed during 1981. These overlays are all of nominal 200 mm thickness and have a steel content of 0.65 per cent; anchorages are provided at both ends of each overlay.

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    The design and construction of continuously reinforced concrete (CRC) overlays on flexible pavements of Trunk Road A2 are described. The existing pavements were dual carriageways of flexible construction built in 1975-76; isolated sections had failed completely and the whole length was approaching failure. Three 1 km and one 0.9 km CRC overlays were constructed during 1981. These overlays are all of nominal 200 mm thickness and have a steel content of 0.65 per cent; anchorages are provided at both ends of each overlay.

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    Continuously Reinforced Concrete Overlays of Flexible Pavements on Trunk Road A2

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    The design and construction of continuously reinforced concrete (CRC) overlays on flexible pavements of Trunk Road A2 are described. The existing pavements were dual carriageways of flexible construction built in 1975-76; isolated sections had failed completely and the whole length was approaching failure. Three 1 km and one 0.9 km CRC overlays were constructed during 1981. These overlays are all of nominal 200 mm thickness and have a steel content of 0.65 per cent; anchorages are provided at both ends of each overlay.

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    Title:

    Continuously Reinforced Concrete Overlays of Flexible Pavements on Trunk Road A2

    Contributors:

    J. M. Gregory (author)

    Publication date:

    1983

    Size:

    23 pages

    Type of media:

    Report

    Type of material:

    No indication

    Language:

    English

    Keywords:

    Highway Engineering , Construction Equipment, Materials, & Supplies , Flexible pavements , Maintenance , Covering , Reinforced concrete , Construction joints , Construction costs , Foreign technology , Continuously reinforced concrete

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