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Concrete in road tunnels decomposes unexpectedly fast - MSNWhen seawater penetrates concrete in road tunnels, a biofilm is formed that breaks down the concrete. This can lead to high costs and the risk of damage if stone and concrete drop from the tunnel ...
The researchers found that the phase-change concrete maintained a surface temperature of 42 °F to 55 °F (5.6 C° to 12.8 °C) for up to 10 hours when air temperatures fell below freezing.
When seawater penetrates concrete in road tunnels, a biofilm is formed that breaks down the concrete. This can lead to high costs and the risk of damage if stone and concrete drop from the tunnel ...
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Major road closed for pothole repair work - MSNAbout 400 miles of England's motorways are made of concrete, instead of asphalt, and have a lifespan of 50 years. The cost to repair the concrete road surface on this stretch of the A11 is £1.6m ...
Though the rest of the road's surface is fairly smooth, the joints' resemblance to freshly-tilled field rows is severe enough to bring down the overall score of the road's conditions to a 4 out of ...
Residents say the road is 'noisy', 'uneven' and 'bringing them down.' They set up a petition, which has amassed more than 170 signatures, calling on the Kent County Council to replace the tarmac ...
Work will start Aug. 7 with removal of the current concrete road surface in the southbound lane, followed by base treatment and then concrete paving. The project is anticipated to be finished by ...
There are 10 areas in Boroondara where the road surface is considered to be part of the “heritage significance”, covering three kilometres – 15 per cent of the council’s concrete roads.
This is the last section of concrete road surface on the A19 and by replacing this with a low noise surface, drivers will notice the route becoming smoother and quieter. ...
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