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Transportation Resourcesfor Bridges & PavementsCRCP — Continuously Reinforced Concrete PavementRoads for this generation and the next, CRCP is concrete pavement with continuous steelreinforcing bars throughout its length. Its design eliminates the need for transversejoints resulting in a continuous, smooth-riding surface. Stands up to heavy traffic loads Minimizes maintenance Long lasting Stays smooth longer Withstands harsh environmental conditionsConcrete Slab(no transverse joints)ContinuousLongitudinalSteelCRCP CD-ROMCD-ROM contains all of CRSI’s resources for thecontinuously reinforced concrete pavement industry,including research reports, technical bulletins, casehistories, references, and a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation on CRCP.Code 30CRCPCD 39PowerPave CD-ROMA software analysis tool that predictsearly-age performance of continuouslyreinforced concrete pavement (CRCP).The analysis is based on both designassumptions (such as material quantities and types) and constructionassumptions (such as environmentalfactors and construction methods).With nine interactive screens,PowerPave can help optimize CRCPoptions to reduce risk, control costs,and maximize investment. Includedwith PowerPave software is a “WhiteCode 50CRCPCADTo order call 800-328-6306Members: 20CR CPC D-CADR O MS P E C I A L LYF E A T U R E S➒B U I LTF ORONI N T E R A C T I V E-SITEU S ECRSIS C R E E N SPOWER PAVE CRCP CADPaper” that discusses PowerPaveoperations, inputs and outputs, andthe technical models and methodologies.Windows 95/98/NT/2000compatible. 32010Member Price: 165Order online at www.crsi.org

Transportation Resourcesfor Bridges & PavementsWorkbook for Short-Span ReinforcedConcrete Slab BridgesNew 60-page workbook and CD provides cost-saving information to helpselect the cast-in-place slab bridge thatis both affordable and functional,invaluable material for bridge eng-ineers considering cast-in-place reinforced concrete slab bridges, one of themost widely-used bridge types inNorth America.The Workbook contains: A discussion on design, construction,and economics, including worksheets andinformation to make direct cost comparisonswith other bridge types Tables of material quantities for many spanlengths and arrangements Example bridge type and size selectionThe CD-ROM contains: The workbook in PDF format Spreadsheet templates, and supplemental material, including aPowerPoint presentation on design and constructionSee www.crsi.org for information on how to use the Workbook 50 Member Price: 25 40 Member Price: 20Workbook & CD-ROM - Code 30SSBWCD-ROM Only - Code 30SSBCSlab Bridge Designer 2.0Design of Continuous Reinforced Concrete Slab BridgesNew Features and Functions:Slab Bridge Designer 2.0 analyzes LFD and LRFDdesigns for continuous steel reinforced concretebridge slabs. AASHTO will require LRFD by 2006— use this software for new and legacy designs!Code 50SLABBRDG 2.0To order call 800-328-6306 35011Member Price: 250Order online at www.crsi.org

Corrosion Protection in ReinforcedConcrete ConstructionCertification Program has grownto include over 33 plants in theU.S. and Canada, with five newmember plants coming aboardin the past year.Since its first use in 1973, epoxycoated reinforcing bars havebecome the primary corrosionprotection system for manystate departments of transportation. The low initial costand documented performance ofepoxy-coated reinforcement has madeit a sound value and a provencorrosion-protection strategy.An excerpt from the report, “CorrosionProtection: Concrete Bridges” , fromthe Federal Highway Administration(FHWA), states:“The preferred primary corrosionprotection system in many states hasbeen fusion-bonded epoxy-coated rebars(ECR), which have been used in approximately 20,000 reinforced concretebridge decks. This rebar has performedvery well in alleviating the problem ofcorrosion-induced deterioration of concrete bridge decks. It is estimated thatits use in the last 25 years has savedthe taxpayers billions of dollars so far.”Since its inception over ten years ago,the voluntary Epoxy Coating PlantInterest in the voluntary programcontinues to grow because manytransportation agencies, including 19state and provincial agencies, will onlyuse epoxy-coated reinforcing bars produced by CRSI Certified Plants. In addition, the program has helped raise theproduct quality standard. This hasresulted in an improved product that isthe preferred choice to combat corrosion of steel reinforcement. For a qualityproduct with a proven record of performance, use epoxy-coated steel reinforcement from a CRSI Certified Plant.Visit our web site atwww.crsi.org for a listof the CRSI certifiedplants and additionalinformation aboutepoxy-coatedreinforcing bars. FHWA-RD-98-088 Sept.1998Epoxy-Coated Rebar CD-ROMEasy to use CD-ROM package of resource materialson the number one corrosion-protection system forreinforcing steel, epoxy-coatings. Guidebooks, videos,research reports, and other materials cover specifications, field handling techniques, fabrication, CRSI’sEpoxy Coating Plant Certification Program, and more.Code 30ECRCDTo order call 800-328-6306 1012Members: FreeOrder online at www.crsi.org

Corrosion Protection in ReinforcedConcrete ConstructionField Handling Techniquesfor Epoxy-Coated RebarReference Guide and Video, 1996This 12-page guide and 8-minute video providesinformation about the various aspects of fieldhandling of epoxy-coated rebar at the job site.The guide and video cover: Receipt of material, inspection,truck unloading, job-site handlingand storage. Placing of rebar, use of bar supports and tie wires, lapand mechanical splicing, and guidelines for field cutting. Final inspection and step-by-step directions for repairingdamaged epoxy coating.Guide and Video PackageCode 10ECRPKG 40 Member Price: 15Fabrication ofEpoxy-Coated RebarReference Guide and Video, 1996This 12-page guide and 8-minute video outlinethe recommended practices for fabrication ofepoxy-coated rebar. Information is includedabout material receipt at the plant, storage,fabrication, shearing, bending, repair, andhandling procedures.Guide and Video PackageCode 10ECFABPKG 40 Member Price: 15To order call 800-328-630613Order online at www.crsi.org

Reinforcing BarDetailing/Fabrication/ConstructionField Inspection of Reinforcing Bars1998, 25-Minute VideoThis video presents an overview of the placing of reinforcing bars.Topics include the criteria and code governing construction, barsizes and grade markings, mill test reports, fabrication,placing and concrete cover tolerances, and splicing.References are given to publications where in-depthinformation about these topics are available.It is recommended viewers purchase CRSI’s Manual of StandardPractice (see page 4) to reference topics that are shown in the video.Code 10FIRV (VHS Tape)Code 10FIRCD (CD-ROM) 39 39Nowavailable onCD-ROMMember Price: 20Member Price: 20Placing Reinforcing Bars, 8th Edition (2005)This unique and popular book presents the bestaccepted current practices in placing reinforcing bars.It is written for apprentices, journeymen ironworkers, andinspectors. Definitive resource for preparing provisions inproject specifications. Eighteen heavily illustrated chapterscover: materials, handling bars at the jobsite, general principles for bar placing, splicing, and tying; placing bars in footings, walls, columns,floors, roofs, pavements and highway structures; and coated reinforcing bars.Code 10PLACE 40Member Price: 20Bar Cards (3 Separate Cards)Two separate designer cards showASTM standard bar sizes, diameters,areas and weights, along with hookdetails. Also shows minimum yield andminimum tensile requirements perASTM. One card is metric and one cardis in inch-pound units. Bar MarkingCard shows the industry standard markings on reinforcing steel bars. One sidedescribes metric markings and the otherside describes inch-pound markings.Each card sold separately in sets of 10.Code 30BCARD — Designers Cards (in.-lb)Code 30BCARDM — Designers Cards (metric)Code 30BMARKC — Bar Marking CardsSold Each 1Member Price: FreeTo order call 800-328-630614Order online at www.crsi.org

Reinforcing BarDetailing/Fabrication/ConstructionReinforcing Bar Detailing2000, 4th Edition The definitive guide for detailing of reinforcing bars. Instructs the Detailer in preparation of placing drawings,and bar lists used in bending and cutting reinforcing bars. Introduces basic, accepted practices covering fundamentals and applications of rebar detailing.This heavily illustrated book covers materials, specifications, placing drawings,current detailing practices, and computer estimating and detailing. For industrialon-the-job training programs as well as colleges, technical and vocational schools.Code 10DET 175Member Price: 40Design & Detailing Data Chart11" x 24" desk chart showing standard hook details,development, and lap splice lengths. The blue side showsthe ASTM standard metric reinforcing bars. The white sideshows data in inch-pound units. In conformance with ACI 318 and AASHTO.Code 30BCHRTD 15Member Price: 8Manual of Guidelines for Shop SafetyPocket guide with safety tips for allfabrication and construction employees.Covers safety rules, material handlingequipment, shears, bending, punch pressesand much more. Available in both Englishand Spanish. 54 pages. 10 Member Price: FREESpanish Edition — Code 30SSMSP 10 Member Price: FREEEnglish Edition — Code 30SSMTo order call 800-328-630615Order online at www.crsi.org

Reinforcing d DetailerTraining ProgramA new computer-based training program to help CRSI fabricator members attract, train, and retain efficient rebar detailers.The DVD-ROM program contains 12 chapters, including: 1,000 total screens 82 animations 1,300 narrations (6-8 hrs.) 9 animated 3-D fly-throughs 1,200 graphics 8 full screen videos 60 workbook exercises 20 storiesCode DVDDETRRG 4,995 Member Price: 4,195Not available online. Please call 800-328-6306 to order.Audio/Visual Detailer Training ProgramTraining program for detailing of rebar in concrete. Includes audiocassettes, workbook, administration manual, master script of audiocassettes, related architectural and engineering drawings, quizzes, andfinal exam problem. Detailing book 10DET is required, order separately.Code 10DETPRG 1,500 Member Price: 375Extra Workbook – Code 10DETWKB 45 Member Price: 25Extra Drawing Set – Code 10DETDRG 99 Member Price: 66CRSI Presents: Introduction to theConcrete Reinforcing Steel IndustryIntroduction to the dynamic business of reinforced concrete construction. It is highly recommended for anyone who is new to the reinforcing industry—working invirtually any capacity from administrative support to rebar placement on the job. Introduction to the concrete reinforcing steel industry Learn about the process of designing and building a reinforcedconcrete project, the key people involved, the roles they play inthe process, and the documents they produce Learn about the types of structures that can be built using steel reinforcedconcrete, and the physical properties of unreinforced and reinforced concrete Become familiar with industry terms and publicationsCode INTRO 995 Member Price: 595Not available online. Please call 800-328-6306 to order.To order call 800-328-630616Order online at www.crsi.org

Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures To order call 800-328-6306 6 Order online at www.crsi.org Workbook for Evaluating Concrete Building Designs - 1997, 2nd Edition, 80 pp. An easy-to-use resource for confirming the selection of reinforced concrete construction for any design. Quickly helps to evaluate cost of reinforced concrete .