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13-1 Development of High Early-Strength Concrete for Accelerated Bridge Construction Closure Pour Connections

Project Objectives

To develop and validate concrete mixtures capable of developing high early strength without detrimentally affecting their long-term durability.  The mixtures are for use in projects using accelerated bridge construction methods.

Technical Committee Members

  • Maura Sullivan (Chairperson), Massachusetts Department of Transportation
  • Dan John, New Hampshire Department of Transportation
  • Rob Young, Vermont Agency of Transportation
  • Christopher Hart, Rhode Island Department of Transportation
  • Ali Jamalipour, Connecticut Department of Transportation
  • José Lima, Rhode Island Department of Transportation
  • Michael Redmond, Maine Department of Transportation

Implementation Activities

MaineDOT feels the results would allow them to specify this type of concrete without using an expensive proprietary mix. However, the use of fly ash in the mix is sometimes hard to acquire. Two states feel that additional research is required before implementation of results can be considered.

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Key Details

Project Number: 13-1

Start Date: 9/1/2014 – 4/2/2016, NCE to 5/31/2018

Completion Date: 8/31/2018

Status: Completed

Principal Investigator: Sergio F. Brena (BI) – University of Massachusetts Amherst, Scott A. Civjan (Co-PI) – University of Massachusetts Amherst

Final Products

  • Poster 
  • Final Report 
  • Fact Sheet 

Task Reports

Quarterly Reports

  • 2018 Q3 Report (Jul 1 – Sep 30) 
  • 2018 Q4 Report (Oct 1 – Dec 31) 
  • 2017 Q3 Report (Jul 1 – Sep 30) 
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  • 2018 Q1 Report (Jan 1 – Mar 31) 
  • 2018 Q2 Report (Apr 1 – Jun 30) 
  • 2016 Q2 Report (Apr 1 – Jun 30) 
  • 2016 Q3 Report (Jul 1 – Sep 30) 
  • 2016 Q4 Report (Oct 1 – Dec 31) 
  • 2015 Q3 Report (Jul 1 – Sep 30) 
  • 2015 Q4 Report (Oct 1 – Dec 31) 
  • 2016 Q1 Report (Jan 1 – Mar 31) 
  • 2014 Q4 Report (Oct 1 – Dec 31) 
  • 2015 Q1 Report (Jan 1 – Mar 31) 
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  • 2014 Q3 Report (Jul 1 – Sep 30) 

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