Lightweight Concrete for High Strength - Expanded Shale & Clay
Lightweight Concrete for High Strength - Expanded Shale & Clay
Lightweight Concrete for High Strength - Expanded Shale & Clay
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Figure 5.7 Installation of stirrups near girder end<br />
Table 5.2 Mix Designs <strong>for</strong> Girder Placements (2 cubic yard mix)<br />
Girder # G1A, G1B G2A, G2B G1C G2C<br />
Date of Placement 9 July 01 12 July 01 17 July 17 July 01<br />
<strong>Lightweight</strong> Aggregate (lbs) 1977 1958 1947 1995<br />
Normal Weight Sand (lbs) 2195 2173 2155 2165<br />
Class F Fly Ash (lbs) 284 300 284 300<br />
Silica Fume (lbs) 38 200 38 200<br />
Type III Portland Cement (lbs) 1570 1480 1570 1480<br />
WRDA 35 (LRWR) (fl oz) 114 119 114 119<br />
Daravair 1000 (AEA) (fl oz) 24 20 24 20<br />
ADVA Flow (HRWR) (fl oz) 95 258 95 258<br />
Water (gal) 39.5 36.7 44.8 33.1<br />
The girders were moved from the Tindall plant to the Structural Engineering Laboratory at<br />
Georgia Tech about 4 weeks after construction. Two weeks thereafter, a composite deck slab was<br />
cast atop each girder using a nominal 3,500 psi bridge deck concrete mix. The <strong>for</strong>mwork of the deck<br />
is shown in Figure 5.8.<br />
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