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Pavement Layer Tacking and Bonding February 26, 2015 David T. Lee, P.E. District Materials Engineer Bond 2 Issues with Bond 3 Core Separation (New Construction) 4 NCAT Test Track 5 Conclusions from NCAT 6 Tack 7 Tack Road and Bridge


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Pavement Layer Tacking and Bonding

February 26, 2015

David T. Lee, P.E. District Materials Engineer

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Bond

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Issues with Bond

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Core Separation (New Construction)

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NCAT Test Track

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Conclusions from NCAT

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Tack

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Tack

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Road and Bridge Specifications, Sec. 310.03

Undiluted asphalt shall be applied at the rate of 0.05 to 0.10 gallons per square yard. Diluted asphalt shall be applied at the rate of 0.10 to 0.15 gallons per square yard.

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Tack Application Rate

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Tack Application Rate

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Tack Application Rate

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Tack Application Rate

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Tack Application Rate

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Tack Application Rate

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Tack Application Rate

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Tracking of Tack

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Issues to be Addressed

  • Specification of correct tack material
  • Storage and handling of tack
  • Measurement and verification of application rates
  • Verification of bond strength ?
  • Tracking of tack

Tack and Bond Strength

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Virginia Tack and Bond Task Force

The first meeting of the Virginia Tack & Bond Strength Task Force was held

  • n Friday, February 6, 2015.

Task Force Lead: Rob Crandol Initial Topics:

  • Defining the scope, schedule and expectations of the task force
  • Information about best practices & specs currently used around the

country

  • Establishing and agreeing on clear ‘problem statements’
  • Planning future work

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