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Engineering Bulletins
Information Sheets
Joint Products
Pamphlets
Promotional Literature
Special Publications
Special Reports
Technical Bulletins

Engineering Bulletins

EB109P Thickness Design for Concrete Highway and Street Pavements

EB209P Thickness Design for Concrete Highway and Street Pavements (Canadian Edition)

EB210P *Whitetopping: State of the Practice*
EB213P *Traffic Management for Concrete Reconstruction & Rehabilitation*
EB220P Life Cycle Cost Analysis: A Guide for Comparing Alternate Pavement Designs

Information Sheets
IS006P Intersection Joint Layout
IS061P Design and Construction of Joints for Concrete Streets
IS100P Ultra-Thin Whitetopping
IS104P Specification Guideline for Dowel Bar Retrofit
IS119P Construction Specification Guideline for Concrete Streets and Local Roads

IS120P Construction Specification Guideline for Ultra-Thin Whitetopping

S184P Design of Concrete Pavement for City Streets

IS202P Concrete Pavement for General-Aviation, Business and Commuter Aircraft

IS235P Utility Cuts and Full-Depth Repairs in Concrete Streets

IS257P Maturity Testing of Concrete Pavements: Applications and Benefits

IS404P Cement-Treated Permeable Base for Heavy-Traffic Concrete Pavements

IS405P Concrete Pavements with Undoweled Joints for Light Traffic Facilities

IS414P Concrete Pavements Without Subbases for Light Traffic Facilities

IS416P Concrete Pavement for Trucking Facilities


Joint Products

JP001P Concrete Pavement Rehabilitation: Guide for Load Transfer Restoration

JP002P Concrete Pavement Repair Manual

JP007P Best Practices for Airport Portland Cement Concrete Pavement Construction

Pamphlets

PA169P Full-Depth Repair and Utility Cuts for Concrete Pavements

PA179P Safe Landings - Why Concrete for Airports

PA397P Repair of Ultra-Thin Whitetopping

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Promotional Literature
PL225P The Concrete Solution for City Streets
PL226P The Concrete Solution for Deteriorated Asphalt Intersections
PL227P Concrete Overlays - Bonded, Unbonded, Whitetopping
PL229P Life-Cycle Cost Analysis
PL239P Trucks Demand Concrete

PL452P Whitetopping - The Road to Renewal

PL454P Why Concrete Pavements?

PL501P Concrete Pavement Successes - Traffic Management

PL502P Concrete Pavement Findings - Iowa County Road Study

PL503P Concrete Pavement Findings - General Aviation Performance

PL504P Concrete Pavement Successes - Highway Projects

PL505P Concrete Pavement Successes - Airports

PL506P Executive Briefs - UTW

PL507P Executive Briefs - Traffic Management

PL508P Findings - Osan Experience - CPR for Airfields

PL509P Findings - Longevity of Diamond-Ground Pavements

PL510P Successes - Airports - Atlanta/Savannah

PL511P Findings - Unique I-10 Pomona Project Kicks off Caltrans' Pavement Rehabilitation Program

PL512P Successes - I-20 Georgia Reconstruction and CPR

PL513P Findings - Versatile Concrete Pavement Provides Mix of Fixes for Rutted Intersections

PL514P Positions - Asset Management - A Concrete Solution to Responsible Government

PL515P Executive Briefs - Asset Management for Responsible Roads

PL516P Findings - Longitudinal Texture for Smooth Quite Ride

PL517P Executive Briefs - Slag Cement and Concrete Pavements

PL518P Executive Briefs - Maturity Testing of Concrete Pavements - Open to Traffic Quickly

PL610P Equivalency Chart - For Concrete and Asphalt Pavements

PS002P Concrete Pavement Project Report (Alpena Airport)

PS003P Concrete Pavement Project Report (Kansas City Airport)

PS003IP Concrete Pavement Project Report (Decorah, Iowa)


Special Publications

*SP045P Portland Cement Concrete Overlays - State of the Technology Synthesis*


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Special Reports
SR001P Weekend Reconstruction - Urban Concrete Pavement on Interstate
SR002P Accelerated Pavement Testing to Evaluate UTW Load-Carrying Capacity
SR289P Effect of Pavement Surface Type on Fuel Consumption
SR902P Concrete Pavement Surface Textures
SR903P Stitching Concrete Pavement Cracks and Joints

SR904P Concrete Pavement Surface Restoration: Diamond Grinding vs. Carbide Milling

SR905P Load Transfer Restoration: Diamond Saw Slot Cutting vs. Carbide Milling

SR990P Understanding Statistically Based Strength Specificationsfor Portland Cement Concrete Pavements

SR991P Comparison of Pavement Performance I-40 Tennessee

SR992P A Comparison of Pavement Performance, Interstate 15, Utah

SR993P A Comparison of Pavement Costs and Performance, Interstate 40, Oklahoma

SR994P Comparison of Pavement Performance and Costs, Interstate 985 and State Route 400, Georgia


Technical Bulletins
TB002P Guidelines for Full-Depth Repair
TB003P Guidelines for Partial-Depth Spall Repair
*TB004P Fast-Track Concrete Pavements*
TB005P Guidelines for Unbonded Concrete Overlays
TB006P Constructing Smooth Concrete Pavements

TB007P Guidelines for Bonded Concrete Overlays

*TB008P Diamond Grinding and Concrete Pavement Restoration*

TB010P Design and Construction of Joints for Concrete Highways

TB011P Subgrades and Subbases for Concrete Pavements

*TB012P Joint and Crack Sealing and Repair for Concrete Pavements*

TB013P Reconstruction Optimization Through Concrete Inlays

TB014P Recycling Concrete Pavement

TB016P Early Cracking of Concrete Pavement - Causes and Repairs

TB017P Airfield Joints, Jointing Arrangements and Steel

TB018P Slab Stabilization Guidelines for Concrete Pavements

TB019P Concrete Intersections - A Guide for Design and Construction

TB020P The Concrete Pavement Restoration Guide: Procedures for Preserving Concrete Pavements


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