Repair of Concrete in Highway Bridges [Pearson].pdf

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Repair of concrete in highway bridges – a
practical guide
Prepared for Quality Services, Civil Engineering, Highways
Agency and CSS Working Party for Highway Research
S Pearson (Derbyshire County Council) and R G Patel (TRL Limited)
Application Guide AG43
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First Published 2002
ISSN 0968-4107
Copyright TRL Limited 2002.
This report has been produced by TRL Limited, under/as part of
a contract placed by the Highways Agency and CSS. Any views
expressed in it are not necessarily those of the Agency or the CSS.
TRL is committed to optimising energy efficiency, reducing
waste and promoting recycling and re-use. In support of these
environmental goals, this report has been printed on recycled
paper, comprising 100% post-consumer waste, manufactured
using a TCF (totally chlorine free) process.
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Members of the Working Group
Mr S Pearson
Derbyshire County Council (Chairman)
Mr N Burrows
Suffolk County Council
Mr J Chrimes
Cheshire County Council
Mr G Cole
Surrey County Council
Mr J Cuninghame
TRL Limited (part-time)
Mr N Loudon
Highways Agency
Mr B Mawson
Gwent Consultancy
Dr R Patel
TRL (Secretary)
Mr D Sharpe
Glasgow City Council
Prof. P Vassie
TRL Limited
Mr L Wellappili
Highways Agency (part-time)
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CONTENTS
Page
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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1 INTRODUCTION
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1.1 History of concrete with steel
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1.2 Bridges – Design life
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1.3 Durability/Service problems
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1.4 Number of bridges/Repair costs
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1.5 Modern trends in traffic flow/Load carrying capacity
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1.6 Future developments
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1.7 Objectives
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2 CAUSES OF DETERIORATION OF CONCRETE BRIDGES 9
2.1 Reinforcement corrosion
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2.2 Alkali silica reaction
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2.3 Freeze-thaw attack
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2.4 Sulfate attack
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2.5 Plastic settlement and early thermal cracks
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2.6 Factors affecting concrete deterioration
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3 INSPECTION
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4 INVESTIGATION
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4.1 Overview of investigation
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4.2 Non-destructive testing
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4.3 Semi-destructive tests
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4.4 Structural assessment
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5 REVIEW AND ASSESSMENT
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5.1 Introduction
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5.2 Remedial techniques for structures vulnerable to
reinforcement corrosion
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6 DECIDE THE COURSE OF ACTION
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6.1 Selecting the best option
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6.2 Management issues
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