Centerline (longitudinal) joint adhesive performance : two to three-year review.
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Centerline (longitudinal) joint adhesive performance : two to three-year review.

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      This report discusses preliminary evaluations of adhesive use along longitudinal paving

      joints on hot mix asphalt pavements to help prevent longitudinal cracking. Seven

      pavements where adhesive was applied to the vertical or sloped face of the first lane

      paved prior to overlaying the second lane are being evaluated for development of

      centerline cracking and ravelling. Three pavements were overlaid in 2004 and four

      pavements were overlaid in 2005. Three adhesive products made by different companies

      were used at bead widths of 2 inches and 4 inches. The 2 inch bead was used on all

      pavements while the 4 inch bead was used on two pavements. All but one pavement had

      non-adhesive (control) section. This report only evaluated the use of longitudinal joint

      adhesives on overlays, although the adhesive could be used on the top layer of newly

      reconstructed pavements. This is a review of the distress found after at least one followup

      visit to all sites. A summary of the literature search is also presented.

      Conclusions from the limited data available were that longitudinal joint adhesives

      sections appear to be performing as least as well or better than non-adhesive sections.

      Further, using adhesives along centerline paving joints appears to be practical partial

      solution to longitudinal joint cracking. Additional site evaluation is required to determine

      long-term performance and cost effectiveness of the longitudinal joint adhesives.

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