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Research and Development of the Application of FHWA's HiperPav Model to Wisconsin

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Project ID: 0092-04-11
Title: Research and Development of the Application of FHWA's HiperPav Model to Wisconsin
PI: Mauricio Ruiz and Robert O. Rasmussen
The Transtec Group, Inc.
Project: Early behavior and characteristics of fresh concrete can be critical for development of strength or stresses in the new pavement. FHWA's HIPERPAV, a computer program, simulates the 72-hour period after concrete placement, allowing evaluation of design, materials, environment and construction factors on early-age concrete pavement. HIPERPAV was designed to allow representation of virtually an infinite number of material characteristic inputs to represent a specific pavement. The objective of this research is to refine this broad set of input variables by creating a customized list of variable values that incorporates only those types of conditions that will be encountered in Wisconsin, thereby increasing the ease of operation of the software package for Wisconsin users.
Task List:
  1. Research of HiperPav and Determination of Proper Inputs
  2. HiperPav Customization
  3. Documentation
  4. Training
Start Date: October 1, 2003
End Date: August 1, 2004
Extension: May 31, 2006
Project Award: $49,998
TOC: Rigid Pavements
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