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ACI 330R

Guide for the Design and Construction of Concrete Parking Lots

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Year: 2008

Abstract: This guide is based on the current knowledge and practices for the design, construction, and maintenance of concrete parking lots placed on the ground. It emphasizes the aspects of concrete pavement technology that are different from procedures used to design and construct slab-on-grade such as streets, highways, and floors. This guide is not a standard nor a specification, and it is not intended to be included by reference in construction contract documents; ACI 330.1 can be used for these purposes.
Parking lots have most loads imposed on interior slabs surrounded by other pavement, providing some edge support on all sides. Highway and street pavements carry heavy loads along and across free edges and are subjected to greater deflections and stresses. Streets and pavements are usually designed to drain towards an edge where the water can be carried away from the pavement. Parking lots are usually designed so some of the water is collected internally and is conveyed away through underground systems. In urban areas where rainfall runoff from large impervious surfaces is regulated, parking lots often serve as detention basins (not addressed in this guide). This means that the pavement should store water for a period of time without incurring any damage due to loss of support from a saturated subgrade. Parking lots often accommodate appurtenances, such as lighting standards, drainage structures, traffic islands, and landscaped planting areas. Provisions for these appurtenances should be considered in the design of the jointing system and the layout for construction.
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contributor authorACI - American Concrete Institute
date accessioned2017-09-04T17:09:32Z
date available2017-09-04T17:09:32Z
date copyright06/01/2008
date issued2008
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identifier urihttp://yse.yabesh.ir/std;query=autho1626AF679D4052736159D/handle/yse/133083
description abstractThis guide is based on the current knowledge and practices for the design, construction, and maintenance of concrete parking lots placed on the ground. It emphasizes the aspects of concrete pavement technology that are different from procedures used to design and construct slab-on-grade such as streets, highways, and floors. This guide is not a standard nor a specification, and it is not intended to be included by reference in construction contract documents; ACI 330.1 can be used for these purposes.
Parking lots have most loads imposed on interior slabs surrounded by other pavement, providing some edge support on all sides. Highway and street pavements carry heavy loads along and across free edges and are subjected to greater deflections and stresses. Streets and pavements are usually designed to drain towards an edge where the water can be carried away from the pavement. Parking lots are usually designed so some of the water is collected internally and is conveyed away through underground systems. In urban areas where rainfall runoff from large impervious surfaces is regulated, parking lots often serve as detention basins (not addressed in this guide). This means that the pavement should store water for a period of time without incurring any damage due to loss of support from a saturated subgrade. Parking lots often accommodate appurtenances, such as lighting standards, drainage structures, traffic islands, and landscaped planting areas. Provisions for these appurtenances should be considered in the design of the jointing system and the layout for construction.
languageEnglish
titleACI 330Rnum
titleGuide for the Design and Construction of Concrete Parking Lotsen
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page40
statusActive
treeACI - American Concrete Institute:;2008
contenttypefulltext
subject keywordsair entrainment
subject keywordscoatings
subject keywordscompacting
subject keywordsconcrete construction
subject keywordsconcrete durability
subject keywordsconcrete pavements
subject keywordsconcrete slabs
subject keywordscuring
subject keywordsdowels
subject keywordsdrainage
subject keywordseconomics
subject keywordsfinishing
subject keywordsjoint sealants
subject keywordsjoints
subject keywordsload transfer
subject keywordsloads (forces)
subject keywordsmaintenance
subject keywordsparking facilities
subject keywordsquality control
subject keywordsreinforcing steels
subject keywordsrepairs
subject keywordsresurfacing
subject keywordssoils
subject keywordsspecifications
subject keywordsstructural design
subject keywordssubbases
subject keywordssubgrades
subject keywordsthickness
subject keywordstolerances
subject keywordswelded-wire fabric
subject keywordsworkability
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