Concrete keyed joints

Road structure – process – or apparatus – Pavement – Including joint means

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404 48, E01C 2309

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ABSTRACT:
A concrete keyed joint is formed using a joint plate which has coplanar top and bottom sections interconnected to a parallel rearwardly spaced central section by rearwardly convergent upper and lower inclined sections and spaced pair of holes in the inclined section. Pegs or stakes support the joint plate vertically and are locked by wedges which allow vertical adjustment of the joint plate and then lock it in position. A resilient filler strip is fitted to the top of the plate to accommodate thermal expansion and contraction of the concrete slabs separated by the joint plate.

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