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2011.
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Rich in mining history, the Mountain Mineral Belt design segment rises from the foothills. Dotted with historic towns including Idaho Springs and Georgetown, the Mountain Mineral Belt offers scenic views, lush forests, rocky hillsides, waterways, and access to local and regional destinations and recreational opportunities. The Mountain Mineral Belt design segment contains five Areas of Special Attention (ASA) including Floyd Hill, Twin Tunnels; Idaho...
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2014.
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The purpose of this report is to document Accelerated Bridge Construction (ABC) techniques on IBRD (Innovative Bridge Research and Development) project 102470 for the construction of Bridge N-16-Q on State Highway 69 over Turkey Creek. The project demonstrated faster pier erection by utilizing precast pier caps to eliminate concrete cure time from the critical path in the construction schedule.
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2018.
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An examination of CDOT design procedures, blasting methods, blast calculations, and aesthetic considerations to specify best management practices for highway rock cut operations for the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) that could be followed when a Contractor or Permittee is proposing to blast. A method was developed to assign quantitative values for aesthetics, called the Percent Aesthetic Enhancement (PAE). By following the PAE practices,...
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2017.
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Crack sealants are often utilized as a preservation tool in asphalt pavements. When a hot mix asphalt overlay is placed on top a pavement containing crack sealants, a bump and additional transverse cracks sometimes occur in the new asphalt overlay. These bumps and sometimes, transverse cracks are initiated during breakdown rolling and become progressively more severe upon further compaction. This paper presents results of a five-year study designed...
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2015.
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Asphalt overlays are one of the most common tools for rehabilitating existing asphalt and concrete pavements. However, the performance of new overlays is often jeopardized by the cracking distress in the existing pavement. This existing cracking propagates, or reflects, through the new overlay to the surface of the new overlay. The rate at which this reflection cracking propagates to the surface is a function of overlay thickness crack severity, traffic...
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Pub. Date
[1986]
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This is a report on two asphalt overlay projects that incorporated test sections established for the purpose of evaluating four commonly used surface seals by the Colorado Department of Highways. The seal products evaluated were: 1) reclamite; 2) GSB 78; 3) emulsion (CSS-1h); 4) cut back asphalt cement (MC-70); and 5) gilsabind.
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2010.
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The Colorado Division of Wildlife wants your bee hive operation to be successful. This publication will help you construct a secure enclosure. Besides protecting your hives, an enclosure also benefits wildlife it keeps them away from human-produced sources of food and keeps them in the wild where they belong.
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1985.
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Corrosion resistant alloys and non-metallic coating have been tested by exposure to Glenwood Springs geothermal water in a test loop constructed for the purpose adjacent to the Glenwood Springs geothermal well. Several alloys were tested. None of the materials showed any measurable degradation during the test. However, it is recommended that the results be applied with caution; several factors suggest that the data from these tests might be overly...