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Expanding the Use of Precast Concrete in Texas Bridges

EXPANDING THE USE OF PRECAST CONCRETE IN TEXAS BRIDGES

Graham Bettis, P.E.

TxDOT Bridge Division – Construction & Maintenance

Expanding the Use of Precast Concrete in Texas Bridges

Just the Facts

Total Number of On-System Bridges (Excluding Culverts):

– 21,686

Total Number with Prestressed Concrete Superstructures:

– 11,037 (that’s 51%)

About 90% of New Bridges Built with Prestressed Concrete Superstructures

– 92% in FY 2013

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Standard I-Beam Construction

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Standard U-Beam and Deck Panel Construction

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Precast Concrete - How Do We Love Thee?

Owner’s Perspective

– Inexpensive

– Fast

– Durable

– Redundant

Contractor’s Perspective

– Fast

– $$$*

* Sometimes difficult for Primes to let go of cast-in-place.

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Concrete Production in Texas

Cement

– Lots of Limestone

– 10 Cement Producers

– Coarse Aggregate

• River Rock

• Limestone

Fine Aggregate

– River Beds (Sand)

– Manufactured Sand (Limestone)

Fly Ash

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Coal Plants in Texas

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Precast Concrete Fabricators – Major Prestressed

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Precast Concrete Fabricators – Minor Prestressed

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Precast Concrete Fabricators – Nonstressed

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Average Bridge Costs – FY 2013

Structural Steel*

– Plate Girders: $126/SF

– Trapezoidal Tubs: $153/SF

Prestressed Concrete

– Tx Girders (Bulb Tees): $65/SF

– U54 Beams: $52/SF

* Must take into account that almost all steel spans are long and

continuous, raising the construction cost significantly. But still…

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Durability

Extremely Low Permeability

– Fly Ash

– Steel Form Finish

Produced in Controlled Environment

– Self-Consolidating Concrete

– Low Water-to-Cement Ratio

– Moist Curing

– QC/QA

– Repair and Rejection – Plant vs. Job Site

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Curing

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Permeability

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Not All Concrete Cracks

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Conventional Concrete Deterioration

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Conventional Concrete Deterioration

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Conventional Concrete Deterioration

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Conventional Concrete Deterioration

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Conventional Concrete Deterioration

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Structural Steel Deterioration

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Structural Steel Deterioration

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Structural Steel Deterioration

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High Performance Concrete

Item 421: Hydraulic Cement Concrete

8 Mix Design Options

HPC = Design Options 1 through 5

In Reality, HPC = Design Option 1

– Replace 25% of Cement with Class F Fly Ash

– Applies to All Precast Concrete

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Precast Concrete

Current, Widespread Usage

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Standard Precast Items

Prestressed Piling

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Railing Traffic Barrier

Bent Cap for Steel Piling

Box Beams

Slab Beams

Tx Girders (Bulb Tees)

U-Beams

I-Beams

Bent Cap for Round Columns

Spread Boxes – X-Beams

Sheet Piling

Prestressed Deck Panels

End Treatments

Culverts

Reinforced Concrete Pipes

Manholes & Inlets

Decked Slab Beams

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Prestressed Piling

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Prestressed Piling

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Standard I-Girder Shapes

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I-Girders

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What We’re Doing Now – Tx Girders

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Decked Slab Beams

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Decked Slab Beams

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U-Beams

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Precast Deck Panels

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Precast Deck Panels

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Precast Deck Panels with PMDF

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Precast Deck Panels to Joints

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Precast Overhang Deck Panels with Pockets

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Precast Overhang Deck Panels with Channel

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Precast Overhang Deck Panels with Channel

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Full Depth Panels

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Full Depth Panels

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Full Depth Panels

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MSE Panels

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Existing Concepts

Desire for Expanded Use

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Precast Bent Caps

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Precast Bent Caps

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Precast Bent Caps

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Precast Bent Caps

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Precast Abutments

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Precast Abutments

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Precast Segmental

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New Concepts

Current Implementation

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Long Spans - Existing

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Long Spans – Trending Upwards

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Long Spans – Existing Bridge Construction

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Spliced Precast Girders

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Uniform Cross Section (Non-

Haunched): 225’ – 240’

Haunched: 325’

Curved Tubs: 240’ – 260’

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Spliced Precast Girders

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Haunched Section

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Spliced Precast Girders

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Spliced Precast Girders with Haunch

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Spliced Precast Girders with Haunch

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Post-Tension Anchorage Zones

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Post-Tension Anchorage Zones

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Post-Tension Anchorage Zones

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Post-Tension Anchorage Zones

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Cylinder Piling

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Cylinder Piling

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Cylinder Piling

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Innovation and

Unique Applications

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Curved Precast Concrete Tubs

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Curved Precast Concrete Tubs

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Curved Precast Concrete Tubs

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Spliced Concrete Tubs

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Prestressed Concrete Bent Caps

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Unique Precast Applications – West 7th Street Arch

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Unique Precast Applications – West 7th Street Arch

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Graham Bettis, P.E.

TxDOT Bridge Division - Field Operations Section

Construction & Maintenance Group

graham.bettis@txdot.gov

Office: 512-416-2526

Mobile: 512-658-1231

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