Low-Density Cellular Concrete as a Sustainable Replacement
This study aims to assess the environmental benefits offered by using low-density cellular concrete (LDCC) as a substitute for granular fill materials for mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) walls used for bridge approaches.Such sites may require foundation improvement, a costly but effective solution; a less costly solution is to reduce the load applied to the foundation soil by using a lightweight aggregate or low-density cellular concrete (LDCC) as the MSE reinforced fill.Low-Density Cellular Concrete in MSE Structures with Steel
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Pullout resistance of geogrid and steel reinforcement
Lightweight Cellular Concrete (LCC) has been increasingly used as backfill material for retaining walls, ground improvement, and pavements due to its low self-weight, quick installation, and high compressive strength as compared with soils.The use of low-density cellular concrete for MSE backfill is becoming more common across the country as a solution for weak foundations, or even simply for project constructability. In the case of the H-1 Freeway widening, it proved to be the best alternative to produce a new lightweight embankment with the strength to carry the highest volumeLow-density Cellular Concrete for MSE Wall Backfill in Hawaii
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Dynamic Response of Lightweight Cellular Concrete MSE Walls
The use of MSE walls backfilled with lightweight cellular concrete in soft ground seismic areas. In: Proceedings of the Third International Conference of Deep Foundations, vol. 1, pp. 107–114 (2015)Guide to Lightweight Cellular Concrete for Geotechnical Applications, provides information on the materials, properties, design, proper handling, and applications of lightweight cellular concrete (LCC) for geotechnical applications. While this document may not address all of a project’s specific details, it provides information for constructionGuide to Lightweight Cellular Concrete for Geotechnical
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Geosynthetic-Reinforced Soil Walls with Sustainable Backfills
It was observed that the geotechnical properties of CDW meet the requirements of an ideal backfill material for MSE walls mandated by various standards. Further, the numerical studies were conducted to study the deformation behavior of reinforced soil wall with CDW backfill immediately after construction.Lightweight Foamed Concrete Fill (LFCF), also known as cellular concrete, is a foamed, pumpable, cementitious fill with a density of 475 to 600 kg/m3. This is only about a quarter of the density of conventional granular fill.MAT-758: CONSTRUCTABILITY BENEFITS OF THE USE OF
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Lightweight Cellular Concrete for MSE wall backfill in Hawaii
The use of lightweight cellular concrete for MSE backfill is becoming more common across the country as a solution for weak foundations, or even simply for project constructability. In the case of the H-1 Freeway widening, it proved to be the best alternative to produce a new lightweight embankment with the strength to carry the highest volumeAbstract. Lightweight Cellular Concrete (LCC) has been increasingly used as backfill materialfor retaining walls, ground improvement, and pavementsdue to its low self-weight, quick installation, and high compressive strengthas compared with soils. This paper presents a series of pullout testsperformed in the laboratory to investigate thePullout resistance of geogrid and steel reinforcement
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Low-Density Cellular Concrete as a Sustainable Replacement
This study aims to assess the environmental benefits offered by using low-density cellular concrete (LDCC) as a substitute for granular fill materials for mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) walls used for bridge approaches.Such sites may require foundation improvement, a costly but effective solution; a less costly solution is to reduce the load applied to the foundation soil by using a lightweight aggregate or low-density cellular concrete (LDCC) as the MSE reinforced fill.Low-Density Cellular Concrete in MSE Structures with Steel
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Pullout resistance of geogrid and steel reinforcement
Lightweight Cellular Concrete (LCC) has been increasingly used as backfill material for retaining walls, ground improvement, and pavements due to its low self-weight, quick installation, and high compressive strength as compared with soils.The use of low-density cellular concrete for MSE backfill is becoming more common across the country as a solution for weak foundations, or even simply for project constructability. In the case of the H-1 Freeway widening, it proved to be the best alternative to produce a new lightweight embankment with the strength to carry the highest volumeLow-density Cellular Concrete for MSE Wall Backfill in Hawaii
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Dynamic Response of Lightweight Cellular Concrete MSE Walls
The use of MSE walls backfilled with lightweight cellular concrete in soft ground seismic areas. In: Proceedings of the Third International Conference of Deep Foundations, vol. 1, pp. 107–114 (2015)Guide to Lightweight Cellular Concrete for Geotechnical Applications, provides information on the materials, properties, design, proper handling, and applications of lightweight cellular concrete (LCC) for geotechnical applications. While this document may not address all of a project’s specific details, it provides information for constructionGuide to Lightweight Cellular Concrete for Geotechnical
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Geosynthetic-Reinforced Soil Walls with Sustainable Backfills
It was observed that the geotechnical properties of CDW meet the requirements of an ideal backfill material for MSE walls mandated by various standards. Further, the numerical studies were conducted to study the deformation behavior of reinforced soil wall with CDW backfill immediately after construction.Lightweight Foamed Concrete Fill (LFCF), also known as cellular concrete, is a foamed, pumpable, cementitious fill with a density of 475 to 600 kg/m3. This is only about a quarter of the density of conventional granular fill.MAT-758: CONSTRUCTABILITY BENEFITS OF THE USE OF
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Lightweight Cellular Concrete for MSE wall backfill in Hawaii
The use of lightweight cellular concrete for MSE backfill is becoming more common across the country as a solution for weak foundations, or even simply for project constructability. In the case of the H-1 Freeway widening, it proved to be the best alternative to produce a new lightweight embankment with the strength to carry the highest volumeAbstract. Lightweight Cellular Concrete (LCC) has been increasingly used as backfill materialfor retaining walls, ground improvement, and pavementsdue to its low self-weight, quick installation, and high compressive strengthas compared with soils. This paper presents a series of pullout testsperformed in the laboratory to investigate thePullout resistance of geogrid and steel reinforcement
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Low-Density Cellular Concrete as a Sustainable Replacement
This study aims to assess the environmental benefits offered by using low-density cellular concrete (LDCC) as a substitute for granular fill materials for mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) walls used for bridge approaches.Such sites may require foundation improvement, a costly but effective solution; a less costly solution is to reduce the load applied to the foundation soil by using a lightweight aggregate or low-density cellular concrete (LDCC) as the MSE reinforced fill.Low-Density Cellular Concrete in MSE Structures with Steel
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Pullout resistance of geogrid and steel reinforcement
Lightweight Cellular Concrete (LCC) has been increasingly used as backfill material for retaining walls, ground improvement, and pavements due to its low self-weight, quick installation, and high compressive strength as compared with soils.The use of low-density cellular concrete for MSE backfill is becoming more common across the country as a solution for weak foundations, or even simply for project constructability. In the case of the H-1 Freeway widening, it proved to be the best alternative to produce a new lightweight embankment with the strength to carry the highest volumeLow-density Cellular Concrete for MSE Wall Backfill in Hawaii
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Dynamic Response of Lightweight Cellular Concrete MSE Walls
The use of MSE walls backfilled with lightweight cellular concrete in soft ground seismic areas. In: Proceedings of the Third International Conference of Deep Foundations, vol. 1, pp. 107–114 (2015)Guide to Lightweight Cellular Concrete for Geotechnical Applications, provides information on the materials, properties, design, proper handling, and applications of lightweight cellular concrete (LCC) for geotechnical applications. While this document may not address all of a project’s specific details, it provides information for constructionGuide to Lightweight Cellular Concrete for Geotechnical
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Geosynthetic-Reinforced Soil Walls with Sustainable Backfills
It was observed that the geotechnical properties of CDW meet the requirements of an ideal backfill material for MSE walls mandated by various standards. Further, the numerical studies were conducted to study the deformation behavior of reinforced soil wall with CDW backfill immediately after construction.Lightweight Foamed Concrete Fill (LFCF), also known as cellular concrete, is a foamed, pumpable, cementitious fill with a density of 475 to 600 kg/m3. This is only about a quarter of the density of conventional granular fill.MAT-758: CONSTRUCTABILITY BENEFITS OF THE USE OF
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Lightweight Cellular Concrete for MSE wall backfill in Hawaii
The use of lightweight cellular concrete for MSE backfill is becoming more common across the country as a solution for weak foundations, or even simply for project constructability. In the case of the H-1 Freeway widening, it proved to be the best alternative to produce a new lightweight embankment with the strength to carry the highest volumeAbstract. Lightweight Cellular Concrete (LCC) has been increasingly used as backfill materialfor retaining walls, ground improvement, and pavementsdue to its low self-weight, quick installation, and high compressive strengthas compared with soils. This paper presents a series of pullout testsperformed in the laboratory to investigate thePullout resistance of geogrid and steel reinforcement
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