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Letter To Chapter Newsletter Editors Regarding Aall Grants, October 26, 1987, Donald Dunn

Correspondence

A letter from Donald Dunn to AALL Chapter Newsletter Editors (SEAALL's editor at the time was Timothy Coggins) providing materials relating to AALL grants and scholarships for publication in Chapter newsletters.

Letter To Timothy Coggins Regarding The Southeastern Law Librarian, October 22, 1987, Hazel Johnson

Correspondence

A letter from Hazel Johnson to Timothy Coggins providing copy for the Southeastern Law Librarian.

[Review Of] Biographical Dictionary Of American Sports: Football, Robert A. Aken

Library Faculty and Staff Publications

No abstract provided.

Some Books We Cannot Read: Kentucky's Bibliographical Ghosts, James D. Birchfield

The Kentucky Review

No abstract provided.

The Writer's Life, David Mccullough

The Kentucky Review

No abstract provided.

Eha -- A Naturalist On The Prowl, Claude A. Prance

The Kentucky Review

No abstract provided.

Southeastern Law Librarian Fall 1987, Seaall

Newsletters

No abstract provided.

Contributors [V. 7, No. 3]

The Kentucky Review

No abstract provided.

The Metamorphosis Of Clermont Into White Hall, Clay Lancaster

The Kentucky Review

No abstract provided.

The Fall From Grace Of That "Base Wretch" Rafinesque, Charles Boewe

The Kentucky Review

No abstract provided.

Library Notes: Selected Acquisitions [V. 7, No. 3], Jeanne Trimble

The Kentucky Review

No abstract provided.

The Library Associates [V. 7, No. 3], Paula Leach Pope

The Kentucky Review

No abstract provided.

Members Of The University Of Kentucky Library Associates 1986-1987

The Kentucky Review

No abstract provided.

The Frontier Nursing Service Oral History Project: An Annotated Guide, Susan E. Allen, Terry L. Birdwhistell

Library Occasional Papers Series

No abstract provided.

Breaking And Seating Of Rigid Pavements, Gary W. Sharpe, Mark Anderson, Robert C. Deen

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Breaking and seating has been utilized extensively in Kentucky to rehabilitate portland cement concrete pavements. Experience over three or four years with this type of design and construction are summarized and reported. Breaking to a range of nominal fragments is evaluated. Evaluation of two roller weights for seating is reported. The use of dynamic deflections to evaluate the effectiveness of the breaking and seating process and to measure the appropriateness of the asphaltic concrete overlay.

Evaluation Of Wick Drain Stabilization Of Approach Fill Foundation (Bullitt County), Bobby W. Meade, David L. Allen

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

The purpose of this study was to document the construction procedures and evaluate the effectiveness of wick drains as a foundation stabilization method. Field data was primarily obtained from field surveys and penumatic piezometers installed in the approach foundation.

Construction procedures used have been determined to be generally acceptable. The wick drains appear to have effectively dewatered the foundation during embankment construction.

Evaluation Of Asphalt Additive -- Chemkrete, L. John Fleckenstein, David L. Allen, Gary W. Sharpe, Scott P. Hall, David Q. Hunsucker

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Construction, performance, and cost-effectiveness evaluations of an AC-10 treated with Chemkrete (CTI-101) and an untreated AC-20 are presented. Laboratory tests, and field tests which include marshall stability, density test, repeated load test, road-ratter deflection data, and visual observation are summarized.

Because of the apparent failure of Chemkrete to significantly enhance the performance of the pavement, and the additional cost for the use of Chemkrete, it would not be recommended for further use in the state of Kentucky.

Modifications To Chevron N-Layer Computer Program, Herbert F. Southgate, Robert C. Deen, David Cain, Jesse G. Mayes

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

This report documents changes made to the Chevron N-layer computer program to:

1. Include superposition principles.
2. Calculate strain energy density (or work) at specified locations within the pavement structure.
3. Analyze pavement response at specified radii from one circularly loaded area to permit comparison of analyses by the program as originally written with results incorporating superposition principles.
4. Evaluate pavement response to any combination of loads on circular areas defined by XY coordinates on the surface. Loads and contact pressures are permitted to be different from one loaded area to another, but must be constant for any one loaded area.
5. Simulate dynamic loads …

Laboratory Analysis Of Failed Asphaltic Concrete Surface -- Us 23, Lawrence County, L. John Fleckenstein, David L. Allen

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Laboratory analyses of a failed asphaltic concrete surface are presented. Construction procedures, mix design data, density tests, repeated load tests, asphalt extraction tests, and gradation tests are summarized.

Pavement Designs Based On Work, Herbert F. Southgate, Robert C. Deen

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Thickness design curves presented in the report provide a systematic methodology for the selection of equivalent pavement designs for a broad range of layered systems. This is a unified system since the failure criteria are founded on the same concept of work strain and work. The analyses of stress-strain fields in the layered systems are based on elastic layered theory. This theory is represented by the Chevron N-layered computer program.

The report also summarizes the historical development and evolution of pavement design in Kentucky.

Reliability Assessment Of High-Risk Steel Bridges By Nondestructive Test Methods, Theodore Hopwood Ii, Vishwas G. Oka, Robert C. Deen

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Fatigue-crack related failures of high-risk (fracture-critical) steel bridges may be prevented through application of nondestructive tests (NDT). Economical reliability assessment of those structures requires 1) application of a suitable NDT method, 2) testing of fatigue-susceptible members, and 3 ) periodic retests of those members to preclude problems with growing or previously undetected flaws.

Six conventional NDT techniques were tested in the laboratory using buttweld configured specimens having intentionally embedded cracks. Those NDT methods were 1) visual inspection, 2) magnetic-particle testing, 3) dyepenetrant testing, 4) florescent-enhanced surface testing, 5 ) eddy-current testing, and 6) ultrasonic testing. The other NDT methods provided …

A Survey Of States' Aggregate Soundness Specifications And Test Methods, David Q. Hunsucker

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

This report summarizes findings of a national survey to determine aggregate durability test methods and specification requirements of the various states. Also included are specifications and test methods concerning allowable shale contents in aggregates and requirements for percentages of crushed particles in aggregates.

Using Residual Soil Fertility Effectively, Grant W. Thomas

Soil Science News and Views

During the past 30 years, the use of commercial fertilizer in Kentucky has resulted in increases in the levels of phosphorus and potassium in soils. As might be expected, the soil test levels are higher with tobacco than with any other crop. but all soils for all crops show increases in fertility levels. Comparisons between 1975 and 1985 (the latest year available) show the proportion of samples sent to the University of Kentucky that are medium or high in soil test phosphorus has increased considerably. Even more striking is the decrease in very low values of phosphorus.

Review: Male Homosexuality In Four Societies: Brazil, Guatemala, The Philippines, And The United States (Frederick L. Whitam And Robin M. Mathy, Praeger, 1986), James M. Donovan

Law Faculty Scholarly Articles

No abstract provided.

Letter To Wes Daniels Regarding Seaall Committees, September 29, 1987, Hazel Johnson

Correspondence

A letter from Hazel Johnson to Wes Daniels providing a complete list of SEAALL committees.

Letter To Hazel Johnson Regarding The Ntis Library Liaison Network, September 22, 1987, Ruth Smith

Correspondence

A letter from Ruth Smith to Hazel Johnson thanking Johnson for appointing Timothy Coggins as the SEAALL liaison for the National Technical Information Service.

Letter To Committee Members Welcoming Them To The Publicity And Public Relations Committee, September 16, 1987, Steven Hinckley

Newsletter and Public Relations Committee

A letter from Steven Hinckley welcoming members to the Publicity and Public Relations Committee. Enclosed is a list of committee members for 1987-1988.

Letter To Timothy Coggins Regarding The Southeastern Law Librarian, September 14, 1987, Larry Wenger

Correspondence

A letter from Larry Wenger to Timothy Coggins providing Coggins with mailing labels to send the Southeastern Law Librarian to new SEAALL members.

Letter To Ruth Smith Regarding The Ntis Library Liaison Network, September 10, 1987, Hazel Johnson

Correspondence

A letter from Hazel Johnson to Ruth Smith appointing Timothy Coggins to be SEAALL's liaison with the NTIS.

Letter To Timothy Coggins Regarding The Ntis Library Liaison Network, September 8, 1987, Hazel Johnson

Correspondence

A letter from Hazel Johnson to Timothy Coggins informing Coggins that Johnson will be sending his contact information to the NTIS Library Liaison Network.