ROLLER-COMPACTED CONCRETE PAVEMENT CONSTRUCTION AT FORT DRUM, NEW YORK

Author(s)
CORTEZ, ER GERLACH, JA
Abstract

During the 1988 and 1989 construction seasons, 335, 000 sq m (83 acres) of roller-compacted concrete (rcc) pavement 0.254 M (10 in.) Thick was built for the u.S. Army, 10th mountain division (light infantry) at fort drum, new york. The design, construction, quality control practice, and durability of the rcc under the seasonal frost environmental conditions at this location were studied. This paper appears in transportation research record no. 1282, Transportation construction 1990.

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I 844322 IRRD 9111
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TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD WASHINGTON D.C. USA 0361-1981 SERIAL 1990-01-01 1282 PAG:8-17 T5

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