Life cycle cost analysis rehabilitation costs.
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2015-07-01
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Abstract:This study evaluates data from CDOT’s Cost Data books and Pavement Management Program. Cost ; indices were used to normalize project data to year 2014. Data analyzed in the study was obtained from ; the CDOT’s Cost Data books and the Pavement Management Program. Cost indices were used to ; nominalize project data to year 2014. The results were obtained for heater remixing (process mat, ; rejuvenating agent, and furnish hot-mix asphalt), heater scarifying and its rejuvenating agent, cold inplace ; recycling process (rejuvenating agent and hydrated lime), and full-depth reclamation. Concrete, ; hot-mix asphalt overlays and hot-mix asphalt mill-and-fill projects were categorized by quantities less ; than or greater than 10,000 square yards or tons. Subcategories of thickness were made for concrete and ; product type for asphalt. ; Implementation ; The purpose of this study is to evaluate the cost of rehabilitation techniques used on interstates, state ; highways, and principal arterials dating back to 2009 for use in LCCAs. The rehabilitation techniques ; used in this study include cold in-place recycling, hot in-place recycling, full-depth reclamation, hotmix ; asphalt overlays, hot-mix asphalt mill-and-fill, and portland cement concrete pavement. Hot inplace ; recycling was further broken into three categories; heater remixing, heater repaving, and heater ; scarifying.
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