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Page 1: MIT Scan-2 Using MITScan-2 for Evaluating Dowel Bar Placement

Using MIT Scan-2 for Ev aluatingDowel Bar Placeme nt

Prepared By:

Geoffrey J. Kurgan andH. Thomas Yu

Prepared For:

ND ACPA WorkshopBismarck, ND12 March 2008

MIT Scan-2 Designed specificall y for measuring

dowel bar position and alignment Offers pr actical means of evaluating

dowel placement accuracy

Three Easy Steps to Testing(R) MIT GmbHGostritzer Str. 61-63D-01217 Dresden, GERMANYweb : www.mit-dresden.deemail : [email protected]

Federal Highway AdministrationOffice of Pavement [email protected]. :web : www.fhwa.dot.gov------------------------------------------Date + Time : 26/08/2004 10:09File g:\04_08_26\26081009.hdf------------------------------------------Highway : US 90Direction : EStation No. : 1 + 00Lane : Lane 1Joint : 1Bar type : 454 x 38mmBar spacing : 300 mmConcrete thickness : 280 mm------------------------------------------Bar x-Loca Depth Side Misalignm. BarNo. tion Shift hor. vert. Space

mm mm mm mm mm mm------------------------------------------

1 129 138 54 -19 8 1292 455 146 25 -7 -6 3263 766 148 -2 -3 -10 3114 1071 143 27 0 -2 3055 1379 151 -13 8 12 3086 1690 151 -32 -1 4 3117 1996 148 -19 -3 6 3078 2302 137 10 2 2 3059 2601 140 9 -2 -10 300

10 2908 137 -9 -3 0 30711 3211 141 -17 8 -7 30412 3516 144 -26 2 -2 304

Signal intens ityContour p lot

Horizontalalignment

Verticalalignment

Example Output

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Key Acceptance Items

Concrete strength Slab thickness Air content Initial smoothness

Dowel bar alignment

Dowel Alignment

Horizontaltranslation

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Horizontalskew

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Longit udinaltranslation

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Verticaltranslation

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Verticaltilt

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State Specifications

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So what if dowels are misaligned?

Pav ement damage may resultSpallingCracking

The eff ectiveness of dowel bars may becompromisedLoss of load transfer efficiency (LTE)Premature development of faulting

How bad is bad? – we don’t knowExisti ng specifications maybe too tightComprehensi ve s tudy under way (NCHRP 10-69)

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Joint Score for IN1 (Basket)

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IN1 – 5 years old

Joint Score for KS4 (DBI)

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Joint Score for the GA Section (DBI)

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30- yr old GA section with extremel y poor dowel alignment

Joint Score for the WA Section (Retrofit)

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WA section – 35 yr old pavement; 8 yr old retrofitEffects of Embedment Length (Burnham 1999)

Effects of Dowel Misalignment(Prabhu et al. 2006)

78.8%

14. 2%

3.6%1. 6% 1.8%

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Range of misalignment,mm

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Bas ketDBI

Comparis on of DBI and Basket

More critical rangesof misalignment

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Typical JointProblemJoints

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Use of MIT Scan-2 da ta in optimizingPCC mix for dowel-bar inserter

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Dowel Placement Specifications(CPTP Techbrief FHWA-HIF-07- 021)

Ideally , dowel bars should be placed without anyplacement error

There are tolerable lev els of placement errors Stringent (but constructible) requirements should

be specif ied, but allowance should be made f ortolerable errors

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Possible Options for CorrectingMisaligned Bars

Cut misaligned bars Retrof it additional dowel bars Remov e and replace slab Full-depth repair

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Best approach: don’t create problems

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Some misalignments are harmless

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