Analysis of Prestressed Precast Concrete Pavement

Syed, Ameen; Sonparote, Ranjan S.

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2017.06.253

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“…The size of the precast concrete slab is relatively low. For instance, the panel size in the study by Syed and Sonparote was 3.5 × 4.5 m, and that in the study by Qu et al was 1.5 × 1.5 m [16,18]. Special designs may be needed at the joints to help the load transfer of neighboring slabs.…”

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“…Different tensioning methods have been reported in existing literatures. Transverse prestressing was applied on concrete slabs in the study by Syed and Sonparote [16]. A transverse pre-tensioning was applied during the concrete slab fabrication and a longitudinal post-tensioning was applied after the installation on the road [17].…”

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“…Fatigue damage is the most common distress type of prestressed concrete pavement; this distress can be detected by Fourier and wavelet analysis [10,22]. The critical stresses were found at the panel edges due to the combination of temperature stresses and traffic loading [16].…”

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Design and Construction of Oblique Prestressed Concrete Pavement: A Case Study in China

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Design and Construction of Oblique Prestressed Concrete Pavement: A Case Study in China

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“…The finished panels should be transported to the site with the help of a wide bed trolley and placed over a perfectly prepared levelling course (Tayabji & Wouter, 2015). PCP allows us to construct or repair a concrete pavement in a limited time, which helps reduce the accidental risks related to traffic congestion (Chen & Chang, 2015;Syed & Sonparote, 2017). Based upon the traffic data collected by Missouri Department of Transport (DOT), the user costs incurred due to extended lane closure are reduced by 25% in case of application of PCP, as it requires the lane to be closed only for limited non-traffic durations (Gopalaratnam, Donahue, Davis, & Dailey, 2006).…”

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A Review of Precast Concrete Pavement Technology

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Sonparote

2020

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Precast concrete pavement (PCP) has proven itself to be one of the most efficient methods for repair and replacement of concrete pavement, as well as for construction of new pavement in the areas of heavy traffic. The application of PCP ensures fast construction of concrete pavement without compromising the quality of concrete. This paper provides a brief of various types of PCP that have been used worldwide and their application in the repair of damaged pavement, continuous construction of pavement, Airfield application and temporary pavement construction. It further discusses critical aspects of PCP that require careful analysis prior to its field implementation. The paper specially focuses on panel dimensioning, load transfer mechanism, lifting arrangement, stacking arrangement, transportation and base preparation for PCP. Suitability of different types of PCP for varying site conditions has been discussed. Innovative developments related to PCP and the future scope of this technology have also been discussed.

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“…The time of lane or road section closure depends on the pavement type and damage severity. For example, 1 km length of concrete pavement in 7.5 m width is constructed and opened to traffic after minimum 94 days (Syed & Sonparote, 2017). While, asphalt pavement is ready to take traffic immediately after construction since curing is not needed unlike concrete pavement.…”

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Concrete modular pavement type selection based on application area

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Vaitkus

Laurinavičius

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Modern Building Materials, Structures and Techniques (MBMST)

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Roads and other trafficked areas infrastructure starts to deteriorate as far as it is opened to traffic. Thus, it has to be timely repaired and reconstructed. However, any interruption to traffic by implementing repair and rehabilitation works leads to user's discomfort and traffic congestion. Modular pavements also known as precast concrete pavements can be constructed at night, consequently they eliminate or reduce traffic flow limitation related to repair works. They consist of prefabricated concrete slabs that are transported to the construction site only after the curing period when the desirable concrete strength is achieved and installed on a prepared foundation. Slabs prefabrication in a plant results in better concrete quality, controlled concrete curing conditions, wider period for pavement construction, reduced time before opening to traffic, elimination of early-age failures and material segregation which may occur during concrete or asphalt mixture transportation to the project site and laying. Despite these advantageous, modular pavements are barely used in Europe. In order to enhance the usage of modular pavements in Europe, paper focuses on the identification of the most promising modular pavements application areas and their type selection. The most promising application areas such as motorways and arterial streets were identified on the basis of the conducted survey among high qualified researchers. Low volume roads, private roads, bicycle and pedestrian paths could be included as modular pavements special application areas with slightly different approach.

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Analysis of Prestressed Precast Concrete Pavement

Cited by 10 publications

References 4 publications

Design and Construction of Oblique Prestressed Concrete Pavement: A Case Study in China

Design and Construction of Oblique Prestressed Concrete Pavement: A Case Study in China

A Review of Precast Concrete Pavement Technology

Concrete modular pavement type selection based on application area

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