Two test sections, one on new construction and the other on a maintenance resurfacing project, were installed in the fall of 1980 to evaluate the proprietary product Chem-Crete. Laboratory tests and dynaflect and density measurements were performed on the experimental and control mixes and the performance was evaluated over a two-year period. Raveling was noticed in all sections, especially in the Chem-Crete mix, approximately two months after paving; however, the deterioration appeared to stabilize in all sections shortly thereafter, and traffic healed the surface of the control sections but not that of the Chem-Crete sections. Significant additional cracking and raveling appeared in both Chem-Crete sections after the second winter, whereas the control sections continued to perform satisfactorily
Two test sections, one on new construction and the other on a maintenance resurfacing project, were installed in the fall of 1980 to evaluate the prop...
Research was conducted in 1980 using Additive 5990 to preventreflective cracking in asphalt cement concrete when placed overportland cement concrete. ...
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