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Definitions ADOT Pavement Preservation Project Selection Process Budget Micro-Surfacing Expectations from RMWPPP ADOTs Pavement Preservation culture Chip Seal Pavement Preservation Proactive


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  • Definitions
  • ADOT Pavement Preservation
  • Project Selection Process
  • Budget
  • Expectations from RMWPPP
  • ADOT’s Pavement Preservation

culture

Chip Seal Micro-Surfacing

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Pavement Preservation

  • Proactive non-structural

treatment

  • Restores serviceability
  • Extends the service life

Crack Seal Flush

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Pavement Rehabilitation

  • Structural enhancement
  • Extend the service life
  • Improve load carrying

capacity

Mill & Fill Recycling Fleet

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Pavement Preservation

Crack Seal Fog /Flush Coat Chip Seal Cinder Seal Micro- Surfacing Slurry Seal Friction Course

Single Chip Seal

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Used to:

  • Seal asphalt surface
  • Rejuvenate older surface
  • Reduce raveling and crack

development Emulsion PASS QB, SS- 1

Flush/Fog Coat Newly Flushed

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2 Types

  • 1) Single Chip Seal
  • 2) Single Chip Seal + Fog coat

Binder

  • CRS-2P

Used on

  • Low volume and rural roads

Chip Seal Single Chip Seal + Flush

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Used to:

  • Provide new wearing surface
  • Waterproof the surface
  • Seal small cracks
  • Reduce oxidation
  • Improve skid resistance

Single Chip Seal + Flush Chip Seal + Flush

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Binder

  • PASS CR (Chip Retention)

Used for

  • Treating crack & moderate

raveling

  • Rural roads

Cinder Chip Cinder Chip Cinder Seal

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Used For

  • Rut, crack & void filling / sealing
  • Applications on raveled, flushed

and oxidized surfaces

  • Minor leveling
  • Urban and high volume roads
  • Good in curb and gutter

sections to reduce clean-up

  • perations

Good Candidate Micro-Surfacing

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Materials

  • Polymer modified, cationic,

quick setting (mixing grade) emulsified asphalt (CQS-1hP)

  • A minimum of 4% polymer

solids

  • Type III Micro-Surfacing is

used

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Used For

  • Sealing minor cracks and

voids

  • Retarding raveling
  • Improving skid resistance and

ride quality

  • Roads with moderate traffic
  • Good in curb and gutter

sections to reduce clean-up

  • perations

Materials

  • Polymer modified emulsified

asphalt, QS-P or CQS-P

  • 2% minimum solid polymer

non-latex

Slurry Seal Slurry Seal

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Used to Seal crack width ¼ inch or greater Materials

  • Polymer Modified Asphalt

Rubber Crack Sealant

  • Blotter (5%-10%)

Crack Seal Crack Seal/Cleaning

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Minimum 3 months time gap between Crack Seal & 2nd treatment

Crack Seal on SR 177 Chip Seal on same section on SR 177

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Advantages

  • Minimal generation of dust

during construction

  • Resists rutting due to heavy

traffic

  • No stone loss that might

cause windshield damage

  • No binder runoff
  • Restores skid resistance
  • Treats raveled surfaces
  • Improves ride quality
  • Low noise (AR-ACFC)
  • Drains water

AR-ACFC

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Asphaltic Concrete Friction Course Asphalt Binder

  • PG 64-16
  • 6% - 7% binder

Asphalt Rubber ACFC Binder

  • PG Varies with temperature
  • Crumb rubber gradation Type B
  • 20% crumb rubber of asphalt

cement

  • 9% binder

AR-ACFC on Lane # 1

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Project is selected based on info obtained from:

  • Project request/scope from

district

  • PMS- Project Management

System

  • Road Review/inspection

Road Review

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Project Request/Scope from District

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Pavement History from PMS

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Distress Data from PMS

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Traffic Data from PMS

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Road Review Road Review Road Review Road inspection from headquarter

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Budget Pavement Preservation Pavement Rehabilitation $15 million $120 million

Federal Funds are used for all projects except for cinder seal and some flush projects. Pavement Preservation Flush Pavement Rehabilitation Overlay

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Through RMWPPP we expect to share information, views & experience :

  • on issues
  • to resolve issues
  • to improve specifications
  • to improve construction method to

make pavement preservation more cost effective & efficient.

Newly Flushed Chip Seal + Flush

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  • Pavement Preservation(PP) is
  • ur permanent culture
  • Our dependency on PP has

significantly increased

  • Budget for PP is not enough
  • We are moving funds from

pavement rehabilitation to PP

  • That way we are delaying

pavement rehabilitation and extending the life of pavement & reducing the life cycle cost

Micro-Surfacing Crack Seal

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Mill & Fill Cinder Seal Recycling