Charlottesville / Washington / DC / portland / Zilwaukee / Toronto / Port Austin / Springfield / /
Company
Constructing Precast Concrete Pavement Systems / Precast Concrete Pavement Systems / /
Country
United States / Canada / / /
Facility
Virginia Highway / Michigan State University / Technology Product Distribution Center / Port Royal Road / / /
IndustryTerm
concrete panel technology / technologies / continuous applications / earlier applications / transportation / rehabilitation applications / reinforced concrete panel applications / concrete pavement technologies / concrete pavement systems / technology transfer activities / load transfer device / transportation stresses / generic systems / Steel mesh / repair technology / portland cement concrete / project site / pavement technology / rehabilitation solutions / pavement systems / much earlier applications / transfer devices / steel / /
Organization
Ministry of Transport Ontario / Michigan State University / U.S. Government / Federal Highway Administration / Research and Technology Product Distribution Center / Michigan State Highway Commission / State department of transportation / Philadelphia Court / National Technical Information Service / Highway and Transportation Research Council / U.S. Department of Transportation / Ministry of Transport / /
Person
Michael Quaid / Shiraz Tayabji / Sam Tyson / Kathleen Hall / Malcolm Yee / Mike Vinton / Peter J. Smith / / /
Position
contractor / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / Maryland / Hawaii / Michigan / Colorado / Ontario / /
TechBrief The Concrete Pavement Technology Program (CPTP) is an integrated, national effort to improve the long-term performance and Precast Concrete Panels for Repair and Rehabilitation of Jointed