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Recycling and Reclamation of Asphalt Pavements Using In-Place Methods (2011) / Chapter Skim
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... However, agencies also routinely require the contractor to select additives and provide mix designs for in-place recycling projects, which suggests that end result or short-term performance specifications may be more appropriate types of specifications. • There is no consistent use of in-place recycling terms or specification content.
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... and FDR] , • Weather condition guidance for successful construction of in-place recycling projects, • Climate considerations for each recycling project's long-term performance, • Quantifiable performance characteristics, • Education and information on how various roadway geometry and other features are handled during inplace recycling processes, • Consistent curing procedures for laboratory preparation of CIR and FDR mix samples, • Consistent compaction procedures for in-place recycling mixes, • Emulsion binder specifications that are performance graded, and • Rapid field tests to determine when CIR mats can be overlaid (e.g., when the moisture content is below 1%)
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  • mix design
  • recycling process
  • mix designs
  • base asphalt
  • field tests

  • recycling projects
  • subgrade support
  • material properties
  • mix properties
  • recycling processes

  • depth reclamation
  • successful experiences
  • surface courses
  • asphalt properties


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