infrastructure.milliken.com 855-655-6750 Milliken Infrastructure Solutions, LLC is a subsidiary of Milliken & Company, a global innovation leader that has over 2,200 U.S. patents – and more than 5,000 patents worldwide. Project Details Application: Culvert Invert Protection Client: Ohio Department of Transportation Location: Butler County, Ohio Product Used: CC8 Concrete Cloth Installation: May 2016 Installer: R.B. Jergens Contractors, Inc CASE STUDY Project Overview The Ohio Department of Transportation’s (ODOT) Office of Hydraulic Engineering had interest in utilizing Concrete Cloth in a culvert lining/protection demonstration project. Concrete Cloth would be used as a substitute to the ODOT standard practice of field paving an invert with 3-inch-thick reinforced concrete. The Administrator for the Office of Hydraulic Engineering, Jeff Syar, led the efforts to locate a suitable candidate project. A 114” x 77” corrugated metal arch culvert under SR 732 south of Oxford, Ohio was selected as a possible candidate. Contractor R.B. Jergens was under contract with the ODOT District 8 office to field paved the invert. An inspection of the culvert by Milliken Infrastructure and District 8 personnel revealed that the minor deterioration and pitting of the invert made the culvert an excellent choice for Concrete Cloth lining. Solution The District 8 office executed a change order to substitute the field paving with Concrete Cloth. Approximately 1000 square feet of CC8 fabric was placed in lower third of the culvert along the entire 62-foot length. The lining process took place in May of 2016 and was completed in one week’s time by R.B. Jergens. Results A recent inspection revealed the Concrete Cloth lining is performing well. District 8 Culvert Engineer, Jeff Meyer expressed his satisfaction with the installation as well as performance of the lining, and will consider use on future projects. Milliken Infrastructure Concrete Cloth™ Geosynthetic Cementitious Composite Mat (GCCM)
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infrastructure.milliken.com 855-655-6750
Milliken Infrastructure Solutions, LLC is a subsidiary of Milliken & Company, a global innovation leader that has over 2,200 U.S. patents – and more than 5,000 patents worldwide.
Project DetailsApplication: Culvert Invert ProtectionClient: Ohio Department of TransportationLocation: Butler County, OhioProduct Used: CC8 Concrete ClothInstallation: May 2016Installer: R.B. Jergens Contractors, Inc
CASE STUDY
Project OverviewThe Ohio Department of Transportation’s (ODOT) Office of Hydraulic Engineering had interest in utilizing Concrete Cloth in a culvert lining/protection demonstration project. Concrete Cloth would be used as a substitute to the ODOT standard practice of field paving an invert with 3-inch-thick reinforced concrete. The Administrator for the Office of Hydraulic Engineering, Jeff Syar, led the efforts to locate a suitable candidate project.
A 114” x 77” corrugated metal arch culvert under SR 732 south of Oxford, Ohio was selected as a possible candidate. Contractor R.B. Jergens was under contract with the ODOT District 8 office to field paved the invert. An inspection of the culvert by Milliken Infrastructure and District 8 personnel revealed that the minor deterioration and pitting of the invert made the culvert an excellent choice for Concrete Cloth lining.
SolutionThe District 8 office executed a change order to substitute the field paving with Concrete Cloth. Approximately 1000 square feet of CC8 fabric was placed in lower third of the culvert along the entire 62-foot length. The lining process took place in May of 2016 and was completed in one week’s time by R.B. Jergens.
ResultsA recent inspection revealed the Concrete Cloth lining is performing well. District 8 Culvert Engineer, Jeff Meyer expressed his satisfaction with the installation as well as performance of the lining, and will consider use on future projects.
Milliken Infrastructure
Concrete Cloth™Geosynthetic Cementitious Composite Mat (GCCM)
CASE STUDY
CC1028-0417
Milliken Infrastructure
Concrete Cloth™Geosynthetic Cementitious Composite Mat (GCCM)
Corrosion in invert of CMP Arch Concrete Cloth lined invert
Details of the side of the invert lining after return to service
Close up of sealed CC8 to side of arch
Installation of Concrete Cloth
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