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BRIDGE REPAIR/REHABILITATION FEASIB
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1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The existing
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such there is a risk that the proje
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3.0 BRIDGE DESCRIPTION Bridge Numbe
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Photo 2 - Present Mitchell River Br
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APPENDIX D In-place Preservative Tr
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Bridge rehabilitation is another fo
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Figure 14-2. - Dirt and debris on t
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Figure 14-4. - (A) Minor cracking i
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Figure 14-6. - Paste wood preservat
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Figure 14-8. - Treating holes for f
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important to stop filling, to plug
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location where load transfer is res
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Existing pile Reinforcing steel Det
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14.5 EPOXY REPAIR Epoxies consist o
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glulam member and replaced with new
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Port Setting and Joint Sealing When
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QUALITY CONTROL FOR EPOXY REPAIRS A
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from overloads or other mechanical
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24. Hurlbut, B.B. 1978. Basic evalu
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kerfing, but not all of these activ
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wood. Tubes are normally filled at
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MITC-FUME Levels in Southern Pine 0
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Table 3- Residual boron and fluorid
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temperature, and moisture content.
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APPENDIX E Commercial Timbers of th
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Present and Potential Commercial Ti
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COMMERCIAL TIMBERS OF THE CARIBBEAN
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COMMERCIAL TIMBERS OF THE CARIBBEAN
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Repair of Wood Piles Using Prefabri
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Fig. 2. Repair method using corruga
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Fig. 7. Fiber reinforcement of fibe
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Fig. 11. Application of fiber-reinf
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Table 2. Cost items for wood pile r
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APPENDIX G Cost Estimates
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APPENDIX H Operating Equipment Eval