Field trial of gravel stabilization methods : Route 1, Cyr-Van Buren, ME : 1st interim report.

Rand, David; Maine. Dept. of Transportation

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Field trial of gravel stabilization methods : Route 1, Cyr-Van Buren, ME : 1st interim report.

1993-05-01
By Rand, David

English

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Creators:

Rand, David
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Maine. Dept. of Transportation
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Base Course (Pavements) Calcium Chloride Construction Projects Field Tests Gravel Roads Soil Cement Soil Stabilization Test Sections
Publication/ Report Number:

92-34
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Maine
Corporate Publisher:

Maine. Dept. of Transportation
Abstract:

This experimental construction project was developed, designed, and inspected by personnel from the University of Maine, Civil Engineering Staff. The experimental project was constructed on and as a part of Project #2586.00. This was a complete reconstruction project 2.2 miles in length. The experimental section contains 6 experimental base types and is 1020 feet in length. The 1020 foot experimental section began at Station 1028+00 and ended at Station 1038+20. The test section consisted of 200 foot segments of soil-cement, asphalt-stabilized, and calcium chloride-stabilized materials, as well as two control sections and one 20 foot untreated section.
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