Add to ORKGUS Transportation Collection2022PDFBriefMilla, JoseRupnow, TysonCooper III, Samuel BLouisiana Transportation Research CenterLouisiana. Dept. of Transportation and DevelopmentLouisiana State University (Baton Rouge, La.)Louisiana Transportation Research CenterUnited StatesAdmixturesAggregate gradationConcreteMix designPermeabilityWorkabilityConcrete durabilityConcrete permeability22-2CThe objective of this study is two-fold. The first objective is to measure the influence of aggregate gradation on concrete\u2019s permeability. The second is to optimize concrete mixture designs that meet strength, permeability, and workability criteria for construction.140
A methodology was developed in this study to increase the packing efficiency of concrete aggregate c...
Abstract—Pervious concrete is mixture of cement, aggregate, and water that provide a level of porosi...
One of the useful and efficient ideas in pavement and flooring is use of permeable concrete which is...
US Transportation Collection2022PDFBriefMilla, JoseRupnow, TysonCooper III, Samuel BLouisiana Transp...
PDFTech ReportFHWA-OK-13-12ODOT SP&R Item Number 2160OptimizationMix designAggregate gradationDurabi...
Optimizing aggregate usage has been a subject widely discussed through the history of concrete. Sinc...
Optimized Graded Concrete has been a subject widely discussed through the history of concrete. Since...
PDFTech ReportR-2008Blended cementAggregate gradationMix designOptimizationLocal materialsPortland c...
2019PDFTech ReportMamirov, MirasHu, JiongKim, Yong-RakUniversity of Nebraska--Lincoln. Dept. of Civi...
By optimizing the packing of the combined aggregate gradations, the cement paste content needed to m...
218654631PDFTech Reporthttp://ntl.bts.gov/lib/27000/27000/27010/167163-1.pdfSWUTC/08/167163-1167163-...
"This study evaluated the effects of (1) reducing the cementitious content, (2) the use of optimize...
PDFTech ReportDTFH61-06-H-00011 Work Plan 20Water cement ratioCementAdmixturesConcreteIowaUnited Sta...
This research investigated the effects of changing the cementitious content required at a given wate...
The main objective of this research project was to achieve a cement reduction on Nebraska slip-form ...
A methodology was developed in this study to increase the packing efficiency of concrete aggregate c...
Abstract—Pervious concrete is mixture of cement, aggregate, and water that provide a level of porosi...
One of the useful and efficient ideas in pavement and flooring is use of permeable concrete which is...
US Transportation Collection2022PDFBriefMilla, JoseRupnow, TysonCooper III, Samuel BLouisiana Transp...
PDFTech ReportFHWA-OK-13-12ODOT SP&R Item Number 2160OptimizationMix designAggregate gradationDurabi...
Optimizing aggregate usage has been a subject widely discussed through the history of concrete. Sinc...
Optimized Graded Concrete has been a subject widely discussed through the history of concrete. Since...
PDFTech ReportR-2008Blended cementAggregate gradationMix designOptimizationLocal materialsPortland c...
2019PDFTech ReportMamirov, MirasHu, JiongKim, Yong-RakUniversity of Nebraska--Lincoln. Dept. of Civi...
By optimizing the packing of the combined aggregate gradations, the cement paste content needed to m...
218654631PDFTech Reporthttp://ntl.bts.gov/lib/27000/27000/27010/167163-1.pdfSWUTC/08/167163-1167163-...
"This study evaluated the effects of (1) reducing the cementitious content, (2) the use of optimize...
PDFTech ReportDTFH61-06-H-00011 Work Plan 20Water cement ratioCementAdmixturesConcreteIowaUnited Sta...
This research investigated the effects of changing the cementitious content required at a given wate...
The main objective of this research project was to achieve a cement reduction on Nebraska slip-form ...
A methodology was developed in this study to increase the packing efficiency of concrete aggregate c...
Abstract—Pervious concrete is mixture of cement, aggregate, and water that provide a level of porosi...
One of the useful and efficient ideas in pavement and flooring is use of permeable concrete which is...