Cold in-place recycling using solventless emulsion – phase IV (emulsion qualification and long-term field performance).

VanFrank, Kevin; VanMilligen, Mike; Biel, Tim; Construction Management Engineering Transportation Group (CMETG)

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Cold in-place recycling using solventless emulsion – phase IV (emulsion qualification and long-term field performance).

2016-05-01
By VanFrank, Kevin ; VanMilligen, Mike ; Biel, Tim

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VanFrank, Kevin ; VanMilligen, Mike ; Biel, Tim

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Corporate Creators:

Construction Management Engineering Transportation Group (CMETG)
Corporate Contributors:

Utah. Dept. of Transportation. Research Division
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Asphalt Recycling Asphalt Recycling Field Performance Cold In-place Recycling Cold In-place Recycling Mix Design Emulsions In-place Recycling Mix Design Solventless Emulsion Testing
Publication/ Report Number:

UT- 16.04
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Utah
Corporate Publisher:

Utah. Dept. of Transportation. Research Division
Abstract:

This report looks into how a successful Cold In-Place solventless emulsion behaves and how the emulsion

break test developed in Phase III of this project demonstrates that behavior. Modifications to the test have been

made to improve the consistency of the test. A modified laboratory procedure is proposed. The report also

considers the factors contributing to successful field performance. Six CIR projects done over the last eight years

were cored. These samples were subjected to Density, Stability and Fracture Energy determination. Results from

these tests were compared to a Performance Index designed to normalize age, overlay condition and CIR condition.

It was determined that, while poor performing projects exhibited similar stability to high performing projects, the

poor performers exhibited low density and low fracture energy compared to the good performers
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14-8960
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US Transportation Collection
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urn:sha256:0e2d1862edb99eae06478ef90823c672d4b675b0aa0f31f247d8e6147e9e06fa
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