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info on exterior insulation/filling material, etc.-1999
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EPS Geofoam 2001,3rd International Conference, Salt Lake City,December 2001 3 <br /> The testing frequency is shown in table 1. <br /> Fill location Constructed Test samples retrieved <br /> Year No.of years after construction <br /> National road 159 Flom bridges 1972/73 0 7 12 24 <br /> National road 154 Solbotmoan 1975 4 9 21 <br /> County road 91 Lenken 1978 6 <br /> County road 261anghus 1977 7 <br /> National road 610 Sande-Osen 1982 9 <br /> Table 1 Testing frequencies of EPS embankments. <br /> MATERIAL BEHAVIOUR <br /> Material strength <br /> According to Norwegian specifications the design compressive strength of EPS blocks have been set to be at least <br /> is= 100 kPa when not otherwise specified In actual practice a shipment of blocks may be accepted if the average <br /> strength of tested blocks is 6�:100 kPa.The average value for test specimens from one block(6 tests)should be <br /> is z 90 kPa and no single tests should show values 6<SO kPa. <br /> One major indicator of possible deterioration of blocks with time would be a decrease in the material strength.The <br /> strength tests performed on retrieved samples from fills having been in the ground for up to 24 years are shown in <br /> figure 4.as a fimction of dry unit density and compressive strength.Bearing in mind the criteria mentioned above for <br /> accepting blocks to be placed in a fill,all test results give values of compressive strength above a=100 kPa except <br /> for one test. <br /> This one test was performed on samples taken from the <br /> ' first fill shortly after it was completed in 1972,and is <br /> more an indication of variations in material quality of <br /> EPS with the production process used at that time.Still <br /> ` + <br /> F � � the observed value is within the accepted statistical <br /> variations in material strength. <br /> hE From figure 4 it may also be observed that the majority <br /> of tests show values of compressive strength in relation <br /> j; to unit density above that of a normal quality material. <br /> Although it is of course impossible to make exact <br /> u comparisons between material strength at the time of <br /> construction and some time afterwards since tests cannot <br /> be performed on the same specimen twice,the results <br /> Figure 3.Excavation of a 24 years old EPS block indicate clearly that there are no signs of material <br /> from the first EPS embankment at Flom bridge deterioration over the total time span of 24 years.If a <br /> change tendency is to be noted,this would go towards a <br /> slight increase in material strength.If this is the case,such an increase could be explained by a continued chemical <br /> reaction leading to material hardening during the first few weeks after production.There is also a tendency that the <br /> material strength is slightly higher in the middle of the block than towards the outer sides.Furthermore there is no <br /> Long term performance and durability of EPS as a lightweight filling material <br />
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