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| Issue |
Code # |
Topics |
VOLUME 12, NUMBER 1, MARCH 1991
|
PL911 |
• Detecting Carbonation
• Air-Void Systems in Concrete |
VOLUME 18, NUMBER 3, DECEMBER 1997
|
PL973 |
• Effect of Ettringite on Frost Resistance
• Origins of Chloride Limits for Reinforced Concrete
|
VOLUME 20, NUMBER 1, APRIL 1999
|
PL991 |
• What is White Cement?
• Developments in Alkali-Silica Gel Detection
|
VOLUME 20, NUMBER 2, AUGUST 1999
|
PL992 |
• Portland Cement Characteristics--1998
• Factors Influencing Color
• New VOC Regulations
• Microscopical Examination and Interpretation of Portland
Cement and Clinker
|
VOLUME 20, NUMBER 3, NOVEMBER 1999
|
PL993 |
• White Cement Concrete and Colored Concrete Construction
• Diamond Grinding Repairs Concrete Pavement
• High-Strength Concrete Caissons
• Two New Fellowships Examine Cracks in RCC and Durability
of Heat-Treated Concrete
• Cement and Concrete Internet Sites
|
VOLUME 21, NUMBER 1, MARCH 2000
|
CT001 |
• PCA's Guide Specification for Concrete Subject to
Alkali-Silica Reactions • The Role of Portland Cement
Concrete in a Cleaner Environment
• Educating Concrete Finishers • Construction Activities
and Federal Soil Regulations
|
VOLUME 22, NUMBER 1, APRIL 2001
|
CT011 |
• Building Flatness Into Walkways and Ramps
• The Versatility of Concrete; Portland; Blended; and
Other Hydraulic Cements
• The Concrete Microscopy Library
|
VOLUME 22, NUMBER 2, JULY 2001
|
CT012 |
• Combating Balcony Corrosion
• Long-Term Performance of Concrete in Seawater •
PCA Q&A: Can Rebound Hammers Measure Compressive Strength?
• Recycled Concrete As Aggregate
• R Values for Concrete
|
VOLUME 22, NUMBER 3, NOVEMBER 2001
|
CT013 |
• Reconstruction of Chicago’s Wacker Drive; Recent
Hydraulic Cement Specification Emphasizes Performance
• Effect of Magnesium Chloride Deicers on Concrete
• Freeze-Thaw Durability of High-Strength Concrete
• A Review of Concrete Floors on Ground
|
VOLUME 23, NUMBER 1, MARCH 2002
|
CT021 |
• Review of the Newly Updated and Expanded Design and
Control of Concrete Mixtures
• Autogenous Shrinkage May Cause Early Cracking of High-Performance
Concrete
• Fire Ratings for Concrete
• The Cement and Concrete Reference Laboratory Provides
Services to Ensure the Competency of Testing Labs
• CT X-Ray Scans Can Determine Air-Void Size and Spacing
in Both Fresh and Hardened Concrete
|
VOLUME 23, NUMBER 2, JULY 2002
|
CT022 |
• Self-Consolidating Concrete is the Result of Advances
in Admixture Technology and Mix Proportioning
• Popouts Caused by Alkali-Silica Reactivity Are Influenced
by a Combination of Factors
• German Researchers Explore the Properties of Recycled-Concrete
Aggregate
|
VOLUME 23, NUMBER 3, NOVEMBER 2002
|
CT023 |
• Early-Entry Sawing Controls Random Cracking and Reduces
Labor Costs
• Class F Fly Ash Reduces ASR Expansion
• Research Supports ACI 318 Chloride Limits
• Concrete Pavements Cut Fuel Consumption
|
VOLUME 24, NUMBER 1, MARCH 2003
|
CT031 |
• Using Unbonded Caps for Compressive Strength Testing
of Cores • A New Mechanism for Sulfate Attac • PCA
Long-Term Outdoor Test Program
|
VOLUME 24, NUMBER 2, AUGUST 2003
|
CT032 |
• Use of Pervious Concrete Pavements Helps Owners and
the Environment • A Clarification; Deterioration Mechanisms
in Sulfate Exposures
• The PCA Library: An Industry Resource
|
VOLUME 24, NUMBER 3, DECEMBER 2003
|
CT033 |
• An Initiative Toward Performance-Based Specifications
for Concrete
• Recycled Water in Concrete
• Concrete Petrography
|
VOLUME 25, NUMBER 1, MARCH 2004
|
CT041 |
• Conductive Concrete for Bridge Deck Deicing
• New Canadian Standard: A3000-03
• Concrete Thinking for a Sustainable World
• Q&A: Cold-Weather Concreting
|
VOLUME 25, NUMBER 2, AUGUST 2004
|
CT042 |
• First Use of UHPC for an Innovative Train Station
Canopy • Decorative Concrete: Exposed Aggregate Finishes
• Cement-Treated Subgrade Paves Way for Cement Plant Haul
Road
• Internationalization and Environmental Benefits Prompt
Change to ASTM C 150
• In-Situ Field Permeability Testing
|
VOLUME 25, NUMBER 3, DECEMBER 2004
|
CT043 |
• Aging Gracefully: Architectural Concrete Panels Turn
40 Years Old
• Pervious Concrete Mixtures and Properties •Supplementary
Cementitious Materials: Ingredients in Blended Cements and Concrete
|
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