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Federal Highway Administration > Publications > Public Roads > Vol. 72 · No. 2 > Articles |
Sept/Oct 2008 |
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Publication Number: FHWA-HRT-08-006 |
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Articlesby Roger H. L. Chen, Jeong-Hoon Choi, Hota V. GangaRao, and Peter A. Kopac Field studies show that glass fiber-reinforced polymer offers a low life-cycle cost option for reinforcement in concrete pavements. by Ellen Bell, Michael Dinning, Michael Kay, Gary Ritter, John C. Smith, and Sian Steward RITA is promoting technology solutions for improving transportation safety and reducing congestion. The Ongoing Evolution of FRP Bridges by Jim Williams In a research project on new hybrid structural construction, Texas explored the viability of custom fiber-reinforced polymer beams. Applying AQS In the Highway Industry by Alberto Miron, Richard B. Rogers, and Peter A. Kopac The advanced quality system offers promise for improving pavement quality while helping agencies finish paving projects on time and within budget. Using Supercomputers to Determine Bridge Loads by Kornel Kerenyi, Tanju Sofu, and Junke Guo FHWA and the Argonne National Laboratory are using multidimensional programs to study hydrodynamic forces on flooded bridge decks. |
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