Recycled Concrete Aggregate Field Implementation – MRB Project |
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Status | Complete View Final Report: PDF | ||||
Sequential Number | R332 | ||||
Identification Number | 00042239 | ||||
Matching Research Agency |
Missouri Department of Revenue |
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Principal Investigator |
Dr. Kamal H. Khayat |
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Student Involvement |
1 post-doc + 1 PhD student |
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Project Objective | The proposed project involves the field evaluation of special concrete made using RCA in pavement construction that will be part of the Missouri River Bridge (MRB) construction project and will involve the construction of a ramp approach from the Cass Ave. stub out to the EB Parkway Bridge over I-70. A pavement section measuring 16’ in width (inside lane and shoulder) from the Cass Ave. stub out to the EB Parkway Bridge over I-70 will be used as the control pavement. The attached 22.5’ wide outside lane of the same section would be used as the section for the experimental concrete made with RCA. It is estimated that 425 and 600 cubic yards will be used for the reference and experiment concrete mixtures, respectively. It may be advantageous to consider a second experimental section for the placement of another mixture made with RCA. |
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Project Abstract | The study will evaluate the fresh and hardened properties, durability, and in-situ performance of concrete containing recycled concrete aggregate (RCA) that will be used in experimental pavement construction carried out in 2013 by MoDOT. The result from this study will be provide feedback to refine the research program underway at Missouri S&T with MoDOT and future field implementation of this technology in transportation-related infrastructure. |
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Relationship to other Research/Projects |
It extends significantly the scope of the lab work enabling the development and evaluation of field project on current NUTC project Recycled Concrete Aggregate (RCA) for Infrastructure Elements |
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Transportation-Related Keywords |
Recycled concrete aggregate, field performance, durability, sustainability, pavement construction | ||||
Technology Transfer Activities |
The technology transfer activities will include a final research report and dissemination of the findings through a national conference via technical |
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Project Deliverables |
Monthly updates will be provided to the MoDOT primary contact assigned to this research project. Quarterly reports will be submitted on or before the last working day in March, June, September, and December during the course of the project. Presentations Final Report and Final Specifications |
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Anticipated Benefits |
The expected result from this study will be guidelines for evaluating, |
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Milestones |
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