This project tests, evaluates, and reports the performance of The D.S. Brown Company’s Steelflex® Strip Seal Expansion Joint Systems at various skew angles. These results will be utilized by the Iowa Department of Transportation for the design of their bridges. These compiled test data clearly establish and display the acceptable, usable movement ranges for both the A2R-400 and A2R-XTRA Expansion Joint Systems as the skew angle of a bridge is increased. To acquire these data, a specialized testing rig was fabricated to rotate and flex each Strip Seal at 10 degree increments from zero degrees to 60 degrees. Each Strip Seal sample was installed as a three-foot section according to the manufacturer’s specifications prior to testing. At each sk...
The design of a bridge deck joint must be able to withstand the wear and impact of heavy traffic loa...
PDFTech Report921404Bridge approachesBridge designExpansion jointsSlabsPerformance measurementEvalua...
Engineers with the Iowa Department of Transportation (DOT) Office of Bridges and Structures noticed ...
Engineers have long recognized the importance of bridge expansion joints. The inadequacy in design o...
52632062Technical assistance report.PDFTech ReportFHWA/VTRC 03-TAR7VirginiaVirginia Transportation R...
Bridge expansion joints, if not properly designed, constructed, and maintained, often lead to the de...
Bridge expansion joints have become a subject of much concern in the United States and other countri...
Project report; Aug. 2008-Oct. 2011.PDFTech ReportFHWA-SC-11-03SPR 677Expansion jointsJoints (Engine...
016506082017Final ReportPDFTech ReportJHR 17-329;CCTRP 15-02AdhesionBridgesExpansion jointsField tes...
10640833PDFTech ReportFHWA/VA-84/22VirginiaVirginia Transportation Research CouncilHilton, Marvin HV...
Bridge expansion joints, if not properly designed, constructed, and maintained, often lead to the de...
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently completed a field performance evaluation o...
PDFTech ReportWA-RD 858.1BridgesExpansion jointsJoint sealersFailure analysisWashingtonUnited States...
A pilot study was conducted on the premature failures of neoprene strip seals inexpansion joints in ...
PDFTech Report105Research Project No. 69-2GLouisiana HPR 1 (14)Joints (Engineering)ShrinkageJoint se...
The design of a bridge deck joint must be able to withstand the wear and impact of heavy traffic loa...
PDFTech Report921404Bridge approachesBridge designExpansion jointsSlabsPerformance measurementEvalua...
Engineers with the Iowa Department of Transportation (DOT) Office of Bridges and Structures noticed ...
Engineers have long recognized the importance of bridge expansion joints. The inadequacy in design o...
52632062Technical assistance report.PDFTech ReportFHWA/VTRC 03-TAR7VirginiaVirginia Transportation R...
Bridge expansion joints, if not properly designed, constructed, and maintained, often lead to the de...
Bridge expansion joints have become a subject of much concern in the United States and other countri...
Project report; Aug. 2008-Oct. 2011.PDFTech ReportFHWA-SC-11-03SPR 677Expansion jointsJoints (Engine...
016506082017Final ReportPDFTech ReportJHR 17-329;CCTRP 15-02AdhesionBridgesExpansion jointsField tes...
10640833PDFTech ReportFHWA/VA-84/22VirginiaVirginia Transportation Research CouncilHilton, Marvin HV...
Bridge expansion joints, if not properly designed, constructed, and maintained, often lead to the de...
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) recently completed a field performance evaluation o...
PDFTech ReportWA-RD 858.1BridgesExpansion jointsJoint sealersFailure analysisWashingtonUnited States...
A pilot study was conducted on the premature failures of neoprene strip seals inexpansion joints in ...
PDFTech Report105Research Project No. 69-2GLouisiana HPR 1 (14)Joints (Engineering)ShrinkageJoint se...
The design of a bridge deck joint must be able to withstand the wear and impact of heavy traffic loa...
PDFTech Report921404Bridge approachesBridge designExpansion jointsSlabsPerformance measurementEvalua...
Engineers with the Iowa Department of Transportation (DOT) Office of Bridges and Structures noticed ...