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... SURVEY SECTION A Question A1. What strategies does your agency currently use to provide a low-permeability concrete?
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... Question A2. What strategies does your agency currently use to provide a concrete that is resistant to freeze-thaw damage and deicer scaling?
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... Question A2. (Continued)
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... Question A3. What strategies does your agency currently use to provide abrasion resistant concrete?
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... Question A4. What strategies does your agency currently use to minimize cracking in bridge decks?
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... Question A5. What strategies does your agency currently use to prevent corrosion of reinforcement in bridge decks?
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... Question A6. What strategies does your agency currently use to provide a protective barrier for the deck concrete?
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... Question A7. What strategies has your agency used in the past to enhance bridge deck performance but no longer uses?
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... Question A8. Please supply any information about life-cycle costs for the different strategies that your agency has used.
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... Question A9. Does your agency require any warranties for bridge decks?
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... SURVEY SECTION B Question B1. What design live loads does your agency use for bridge decks?
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... Question B2. What minimum deck thickness does your agency require?
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... Question B3. What is the minimum clear cover that your agency specifies for the top layer of reinforcement?
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... Question B4. What is the minimum clear cover that your agency specifies for the bottom layer of reinforcement?
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... Question B5. What is the maximum bar size that your agency uses for deck reinforcement?
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... Question B6. What is the maximum spacing for longitudinal bars?
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... Question B7. What is the maximum spacing for transverse bars?
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... SURVEY SECTION C Question C1. What grade of reinforcement does your agency specify for deck reinforcement?
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... Question C2. Does your agency specify epoxy-coated reinforcement?
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... Question C3. What types of reinforcement with metallic coating has your agency used?
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... Question C4. Has your agency used solid stainless steel reinforcement?
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... Question C5. Has your agency used fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP)
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... SURVEY SECTION D Question D1. For each of the following items, please list maximum and minimum values that your agency specifies and typical values used or achieved.
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... Question D2. What types of cement does your agency allow?
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... Question D3. What fly ash and pozzolan types does your agency allow?
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... Question D4. Does your agency have information of situations when the use of specific materials or test values was beneficial to enhancing the bridge deck performance?
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... Question D5. Does your agency have information of situations when the use of specific materials or test values was not beneficial to enhancing bridge deck performance?
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... SURVEY SECTION E Question E1. Which of the following overlay systems has your agency used in the past and which does your agency currently use?
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... Question E2. Which of the following waterproofing membrane systems has your agency used in the past and which does your agency currently use?
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... Question E3. Which of the following sealers has your agency used in the past and which does your agency currently use?
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... Question E4. If your agency has used cathodic protection systems in the past, please provide the name of the system(s)
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... Question E5. Describe your agency's experience with protective systems.
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... SURVEY SECTION F Question F1. What maximum delivery time after batching does your agency specify?
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... Question F2. Does your agency specify the concrete placement method?
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... Question F3. What methods of concrete placement are used?
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... Question F4. Under what conditions does your agency require fogging systems?
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... Question F5. What surface finish does your agency specify for deck concrete?
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... Question F6. Under what conditions does your agency require the use of evaporation retardants prior to initiation of curing?
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... Question F7. What type of curing does your agency specify?
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... Question F8. When does your agency specify that curing must begin?
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... Question F9. What length of curing does your agency specify?
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... Question F10. What range of initial concrete temperature does your agency permit?
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... Question F11. What value, if any, does your agency specify for maximum temperature of deck concrete during the curing period?
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... Question F12. How frequently are the following tests made for quality control during deck placement?
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... Question F13. Does your agency conduct tests of the hardened in-place concrete to check end-product performance?
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... Question F14. Does your agency use any in-place sensors or instrumentation for quality control during construction?
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... Question F15. When staged construction is used, does your agency require that the freshly placed concrete be isolated from trafficinduced vibrations in adjacent open traffic lanes?
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... Question F16. Does your agency require repair of cracks if they occur during construction?
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... Question F17. What methods are used to repair cracks?
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... Question F18. Explain which repair methods are most effective in prolonging deck service life.

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