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Preservation For cash-strapped agencies looking to stretch

pavement maintenance d

will provide a review and

pavement preservation opavement preservation o

involved in the process.

So let’s see what is new in California

Preservation strapped agencies looking to stretch

e dollars, this presentation

and update of the various

options and the materials options and the materials

involved in the process.

So let’s see what is new in California

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rvation

ed 1987

ce 1987 the CCSA has served the

California as the Pavement Pr

g those years we have also grown

Preservation

We changed our name to better reflect the organization

the Agencies in and around the Sta

Preservation go to organization.

n from chip seal to all facets of Pa

Preservation

We changed our name to better reflect the organization.

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TreatmentsCape Seal Cold In-Place RecCold In-Place RecConventional ChiConventional FogConventional MicSurfacing Crack Seal Full Depth ReclamHot In-Place RecyModified Chip SePatching Patching Premium Chip SePremium Micro SPriming Rejuvenating FogRejuvenating ScrSlurry Seal

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Typical

Gap

DGACDGAC

FOG SEAL

Typical application rates fo

OGFC: 0.10-0.15 gal/sq.

Gap Graded: 0.09-0.13 gal/s

DGAC: 0.07- 0.10 gal/sq. DGAC: 0.07- 0.10 gal/sq.

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Good Candidates for fog seal

Aged OxidizedDense-Graded

Open / Gap GChip SealsChip Seals

Do not apply Rejuvenating Fog SealMicro

Candidates for fog seal

Aged OxidizedGraded HMA

Graded HMAChip SealsChip Seals

Rejuvenating Fog Seal over New Slurry Se

Micro

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TreatmentsCape Seal Cold In-Place RecCold In-Place RecConventional ChiConventional FogConventional MicSurfacing Crack Seal Full Depth ReclamHot In-Place RecyModified Chip SePatching Patching Premium Chip SePremium Micro SPriming Rejuvenating FogRejuvenating ScrSlurry Seal Ultra Thin Lift Ov

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Crack SealingCrack Sealing

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spray-apply a binder and aggregate is applied.

nd immediately after a coveaggregate is applied.

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Preservation on US-280

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Preservation on US-280

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pplied at one stone thickness.

Typically 12-16 lbs per Syd

Micro-Surfacing

pplied at Multi-Stone thicknesspplied at Multi-Stone thickness

Typically 25-30 lbs per Syd

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y use? Let’s lookcline Village) Lake

Slurry Seal

Nothing Done after

ok at Lake Shore Dke Tahoe after 6 ye

Micro-Surfacing

Nothing Done after

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Slurry Seal

Surface without Slurry or Micro

Micro-Surfacing

Surface without Slurry or Micro-Surfacing after 6 years

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chemistries have gotten much betterchemistries have gotten much better

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emulsion, designed to flow into cracks

when used in a scrub seal application.

Can fill up to 3/8 inch cracks.

5/16” AND 3/8 “ WORK BEST FOR COVER 5/16” AND 3/8 “ WORK BEST FOR COVER

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flow into cracks

application.

Can fill up to 3/8 inch cracks.

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What is new in Pavement Preservation Research

For years agency engineers have asked for research data to prove the For years agency engineers have asked for research data to prove the claims that many in the preservation world had made. We had many observations but little independent research. What research we did have was not done in controlled sections and had a high degree of variability and was not usually not well documented, until NCAT.

What is new in Pavement Preservation Research

For years agency engineers have asked for research data to prove the For years agency engineers have asked for research data to prove the claims that many in the preservation world had made. We had many observations but little independent research. What research we did have was not done in controlled sections and had a high degree of variability and was not usually not well documented, until NCAT.

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TrackTrack

Lee Road 159Lee Road 159Lee Road 159Lee Road 159

USUS

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Track Research Goals

• Help state DOTs implement positive change• Help state DOTs implement positive change• Promote real innovation for the industry.

• Track Research overview• Track preservation (APT)

• Lee Road 159 (low ADT)• 2015 research cycle (high ADT)

Help state DOTs implement positive changeHelp state DOTs implement positive changePromote real innovation for the industry.

2015 research cycle (high ADT)

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Preservation on the Track

• Chip seal• Chip seal

• Scrub seal

• Scrub Cape seal

• Micro surface

• Thinlay

• Thinlay Scrub Cape seals.Thinlay Scrub Cape seals.

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Preservation on the Track

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Benefits of Preservation

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Benefits of Preservation

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Benefits of Preservation

• Life extending benefit

• Condition improving benefit

• f (pretreatment condition)

Life extending benefit

Condition improving benefit

pretreatment condition)

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Preservation on Lee Road 159

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Track Pavement Preservation

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Significant Interim Findings

• Durability of micro surface

• Viability of asphalt based high friction

• Performance of lightweight aggregate chip seal

• Differences in crack sealing (blow• Differences in crack sealing (blow

• Demonstration of unique treatment

− Scrub Seal, Cap seal, D

• Success of high traffic pavement preservation

• Short term condition improvement methodology

• Long term life extending benefit

Durability of micro surface (Track and US-280)

Viability of asphalt based high friction surfaces

of lightweight aggregate chip seal

in crack sealing (blow-band vs route-fill)in crack sealing (blow-band vs route-fill)

Demonstration of unique treatment combinations

Double Micro,

high traffic pavement preservation

Short term condition improvement methodology

Long term life extending benefit methodology.

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Washington

MontanaNorth Dakota

Minnesota(upper pennisula)

NCAT PaveNCAT PaveTrackTrack

Nevada

Idaho

Montana

Wyoming

ColoradoUtah

New MexicoArizona

Oklahoma

Kansas

Nebraska

South Dakota

Wisconsin

Illinois

Iowa

Missouri

Arkansas

MississippiNew Mexico

Arizona

TexasLouisiana

Mississippi

Pre-2015, 2015

Vermont

Massachusetts

Maine

New HampshireMichigan

(upper pennisula)

vement Testvement TestTrackTrack

Wisconsin

Illinois

Missouri

Arkansas

Alabama

Tennessee

Michigan

Pennsylvania

New York

GeorgiaMississippi

Kentucky

South Carolina

North Carolina

MarylandOhioDelaware

IndianaWest

Virginia

New Jersey

Connecticut

Massachusetts

Rhode Island

Virginia

FHWA

Private Sector SCargill Deicing Te

Collaborative A

Kraton

Modified Asphalt

Louisiana

Alabama

(DOT &

DEM)

Georgia

Florida

Mississippi Modified Asphalt

Oldcastle

Polycon Manu

Seneca P

Shell Sulfur

Trinidad Lak

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-Cycle Track Conference

••HigHig

••NaNa

••••

March 6-8, 2018

Cycle Track Conference

igh RAP/RAS balanced mix igh RAP/RAS balanced mix

Nationwide pavement preserNationwide pavement preser

••Preventing reflective distrePreventing reflective distre••Preventing reflective distrePreventing reflective distre

••Optimized structural desiOptimized structural desi

••ImplementationImplementation

8, 2018

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Dr. R. Buzz Powell, PEAssista

Credit needs to be given to

Assista

277 Technology Parkway

Twitter:

Dr. R. Buzz Powell, PEistant Director & Test Track Manager

to Dr. Buzz Powell and NCAT

istant Director & Test Track Manager

277 Technology Parkway

Auburn, AL 36830

Phone: (334) 844-6857

Cell: (334) 750-6293Cell: (334) 750-6293

Email: [email protected]

Web: www.pavetrack.com

Twitter: www.twitter.com/pavetrack

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So what can we take away from the findings?

• Chip seal• Chip seal

• Scrub seal

• Scrub Cape seal

• Micro surface

• Thinlay

• Thinlay Scrub Cape seals.

So what can we take away from the findings?

Thinlay Scrub Cape seals.

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Preservation

is HiMod emulsions for

Micro Surfacing and Slurry Seal

Emulsions

The Performance:

This is the toughest emulsion in this category; it can handle the early damage.

Project selection same as any other Micro or Slurry seal project.

Mix design is the same.Mix design is the same.

Inspection is the same.

Emulsion Specification is different.

Construction must use augured

The emulsion performance leads to a much tougher, more durable material.

emulsions for

and Slurry Seal

emulsion in this category; the early damage.

Project selection same as any other Micro

Emulsion Specification is different.

augured box.

erformance leads to a much tougher, more durable material.

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1. All samples Used the same Aggregate2. All samples used the same aggregate gradation3. All Samples Used the same amount of Asphalt emulsion.

Only difference is in the Amount and Type of Polymer

revolutions

#1 HiModType II

#2 Micro

Only difference is in the Amount and Type of Polymer sample.

Type II

2. All samples used the same aggregate gradation3. All Samples Used the same amount of Asphalt emulsion.

Only difference is in the Amount and Type of Polymer in

#2 Micro Type II

Only difference is in the Amount and Type of Polymer in

ConveSlurr

Ty

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Power Steering Burn Test. Five turns to left and five turns to the right.

Conventional Micro on the left versus HiMod Micro on the right.

Same rock, both down for 11 months.

93F air, surface temp 120F.

Power Steering Burn Test. Five turns to left and five turns to the right.

Micro on the right.

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Comparison one is

tearing, the other is scuffing. After

service, 90% reduction in power steering burns in

cul-de-sacs

1-31-20141-31-2014

2.5% latex Type II Slurry

Comparison one is

scuffing. After one week of

service, 90% reduction in power steering burns in

HiMod Type II Slur

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90% reduction in power Steering

Himod Emulsion using the same rock and

emulsion content.

Steering Burns with

Emulsion using the same rock and

emulsion content.

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THANK THANK THANK THANK THANK THANK THANK THANK

QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?

SCOTT METCALFSCOTT METCALFSCOTT METCALFSCOTT METCALFSCOTT METCALFSCOTT METCALFSCOTT METCALFSCOTT [email protected]@[email protected]@ERGON.COM

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THANK THANK THANK THANK YOUYOUYOUYOUTHANK THANK THANK THANK YOUYOUYOUYOU

QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?

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