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An Evaluation Of In-Stream Structures Designed To Provide Fish Habitat, Charles H. Call Jr.
An Evaluation Of In-Stream Structures Designed To Provide Fish Habitat, Charles H. Call Jr.
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
In-stream concrete structures were studied through model tests and river tests. The model studies indicated that four designs provided good habitat in the model stream. These structures were the inverted weir, the "V" structure, the slab with legs and the cylinder. Through the river studies it was determined that these structures did not influence enough of the total river area to be effective in providing good fish habitat. Also an appreciable amount of yearly maintenance would be required to free the structures from silting in, debris, and vandalism. The slab with legs was the only promising structure.
Construction, Protection And Maintenance Of Concrete Bridge Decks, Ronald D. Hughes, James H. Havens
Construction, Protection And Maintenance Of Concrete Bridge Decks, Ronald D. Hughes, James H. Havens
Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report
This report presents an historical account of deterioration in reinforced concrete bridge decks. Preventative maintenance treatments to both new and in-service decks are discussed. Repair methods are included. The major forms of deterioration are listed and causative mechanisms are discussed. Potential design and construction remedies are presented for consideration.
Durability Of Traffic Paint On Portland Cement Concrete Pavements, Assaf S. Rahal
Durability Of Traffic Paint On Portland Cement Concrete Pavements, Assaf S. Rahal
Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report
Performance of a series of transverse lines applied to a relatively new concrete pavement, utilizing primes and pretreatments, is reported. The report includes descriptions of the location of test lines and types of paint and pretreatments, performance histories, and analysis of results. Chlorinated rubber, epoxy, and urethane paints were the most durable. Neither pretreatment nor the use of primes significantly increased durability.
Concrete In Dairies, D Roger Buchanan
Concrete In Dairies, D Roger Buchanan
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
PRIME requirements for exposed concrete surfaces in dairies are that they should be easily cleansed and should not deteriorate in contact with milk and milk products.
In milking stalls, animal races and on loading platforms hardwearing surfaces which offer good foothold are also necessary.
The Effects Of An Epoxy (Epocast 546) Upon The Tensile And Compressive Properties Of Portland Cement Concrete, Alvy C. Jackson
The Effects Of An Epoxy (Epocast 546) Upon The Tensile And Compressive Properties Of Portland Cement Concrete, Alvy C. Jackson
Civil Engineering ETDs
Although the behavioral pattern of plain concrete in compression is fairly consistent, its tensile properties leave much to be desired. The laboratory investigation described here was an attempt to increase the tensile property of plain concrete by adding an epoxy resin compound to the mixture. The investigation included tests for both compressive and tensile strengths of the mixtures that were considered. The compressive strength tests were included to determine what effect, if any, the attempt to increase the tensile property had on compressive strength.
Concrete Color Variations Observed In Specimens Made From 12 Type 1 Portland Cements, Milton Evans Jr.
Concrete Color Variations Observed In Specimens Made From 12 Type 1 Portland Cements, Milton Evans Jr.
Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report
No abstract provided.
A Study Of The Effect Of Blended Coarse Aggregate On Air-Entrained Concrete Progress Report 3, S. T. Collier
A Study Of The Effect Of Blended Coarse Aggregate On Air-Entrained Concrete Progress Report 3, S. T. Collier
Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report
The purpose of this investigetion was to study the durability characteristics of a river gravel, used as coarse aggregate for concrete, with respect to four major fractions separated in accordance to their general mineralogical classification. This aggregate was from the same stock of Ohio River gravel that was used in earlier phases of this Project reported in 1947.
Since this gravel consisted of several rock types varying in mineralogic constituents, it was conceivable that poor performance could possibly be attributed to some undesirable fraction or fractions, rather than to the aggregate as a whole. The separation of this aggregate was …
Study Of The Effect Of Blended Coarse Aggregate On Air Entrained Concrete Second Progress Report, Kentucky Highway Materials Research Laboratory
Study Of The Effect Of Blended Coarse Aggregate On Air Entrained Concrete Second Progress Report, Kentucky Highway Materials Research Laboratory
Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report
When the first progress report on this study of blended aggregate was prepared in January, 1947, only three of the nine groups of samples in Series I had completed the durability tests, and specimens in four of the seven groups composing Series II had not even been prepared. In contrast, at the present all samples in Series I have completed the durability tests thus concluding the results pertaining to Ohio River gravel from Louisville, and specimens in three groups of Series II (applicable to glacial gravel) have finished the durability tests. Further than that, several additional groups of samples which …