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Crack behaviour of continuously reinforced concrete pavements

open access: yes, 2010
De Winne, Pieter   +3 more
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Continuous reinforcement in concrete pavement

Magazine of Concrete Research, 1951
Summary: Concrete pavements, unless constructed with closely spaced transverse joints, generally crack transversely at frequent intervals. These cracks tend to open appreciably with time unless the pavement is reinforced. For some years there has been a continued interest on the part of highway engineers regarding the practicability of concrete ...
Harry D. Cashell, Sanford W. Benham
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CONTINUOUSLY REINFORCED CONCRETE PAVEMENTS.

Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers, 1985
Continuously reinforced concrete pavements (CRCPS) were evolved in a desire to eliminate transverse movement joints from concrete pavements. This form of construction has been widely used in the USA and Belgium and the behaviour of CRCP in these two countries is outlined. Factors affecting the performance of CRCP are examined, together with some of the
JM GREGORY   +7 more
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