NovaChip pilot project : Route 5, Waterboro, Brownfield, & Fryeburg.

Thompson, Bill; Maine. Dept. of Transportation. Transportation Research Division

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NovaChip pilot project : Route 5, Waterboro, Brownfield, & Fryeburg.

2011-02-01
By Thompson, Bill

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Thompson, Bill
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Maine. Dept. of Transportation. Transportation Research Division
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Asphalt Emulsions Construction Equipment Equipment Tests Pavement Cracking Paving Performance Tests Pilot Studies Wearing Course (Pavements)
Publication/ Report Number:

43041
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Maine
Corporate Publisher:

Maine. Dept. of Transportation
Abstract:

In July & August, 2010, MaineDOT conducted experimental applications of NovaChip on 16 miles

of highway in western Maine. Novachip is a proprietary pavement process that applies an ultrathin,

gap-graded, hot mix wearing course over a polymer rich asphalt emulsion in one pass using a self-priming paver. The process quickly secures the NovaChip to the existing surface and allows for

minimal traffic delays. The polymer rich asphalt emulsion migrates into existing cracks to seal and

fill them. The asphalt emulsion bonds the NovaChip material to existing pavement. The placement

operation moves along quickly using a specialized paver that places material directly behind the

spray bar. A 10 ton steel roller follows the placement to seat the stone immediately after the

placement.
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