ASCP 2nd Concrete Pavements Conference 2013

Highways, Industrial, Local Government Free

ASCP Presentation 001 Conference Overture John Hodgkinson ASCP Paper 01 ASCP Presentation 01 Construction of the New Silk Road (Western China to Western Europe Transport Corridor) David Dash ASCP Paper 02 Key Components in Long Term Sustainability of Concrete Pavement Systems Dan Zollinger ASCP Presentation 02 Sustainability Considerations for PCC...

Oberon Thin Concrete Pavement 2 years on; from design to construction

Industrial Members Only

This paper presents a review of the thin concrete pavement system that was constructed for a fuel station in Oberon NSW, from design through to construction and a look at the pavement performance following over two years of service.At the ASCP Conference at Coffs Harbour in 2015, Juan Pablo Covarrubias...

Australia’s Largest Concrete Recycling Project

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▪M1 Motorway Widening -Tuggerah to Doyalson▪12km widening from 2 to 3 lanes in each direction▪80,000m3of PCP base and LMC subbase▪Recycled and reused onsite as select and verge▪Maintain traffic flows of over 70,000 vehicles per day▪Amongst the first major asset renewal projects▪ 12km length of the M1 Motorway between the Tuggerah...

Development of Performance Curves for Thin Bonded Concrete Overlays on Asphalt in Minnesota24

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Bonded concrete overlays on asphalt (BCOA), historically known as whitetoppings, are growing in popularity as an option for rehabilitating distressed asphalt pavements. Despite their application over the past several decades, the existence of performance models for this type of pavement are rare. It was the objective of this study to...

M1 Upgrade – Kariong To Somersby Project Lessons Learning

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This presentation comprehensively reviews the Kariong to Somersby project. This project is one of three major M1 Upgrades with notable features including; Dual PCP, 33 years in service, 70 km north of Sydney, AADT over 60,000 and growing. Importantly, this is a capacity driven upgrade (widening not a rehabilitation). Key...

Use of Fast Set Concrete For Concrete Pavement Maintenance Work

Airports, Highways, Industrial, Intermodals/Ports, Trackslabs Members Only

The advent of the new generation of volumetric concrete mixers in conjunction with the availability of calcium sulfoaluminate cements has transformed concrete pavement maintenance practice around the world and especially in the United States, Canada and South Africa and in NSW where there is a history of 8 years’ experience...

Major Concrete Pavement Rehabilitation by Rapid Slab Replacement. Pacific Motorway Queensland

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Rehabilitation of concrete road pavements by rapid slab replacement in single shifts has been established in Australia for ten years. Until recently it has been used for spot replacement of slabs in both road and airport applications. In South East Queensland in 2013, a program over a series of 22...

Low Noise Diamond Grinding Pacific Highway Trial

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A Low Noise Diamond Grinding (LNDG) Trial was conducted across three sites on the Pacific Highway Upgrade, Nambucca Heads to Urunga section. This presentation outline the basics around LNDG, criteria for the trial, environmental considerations, analysis of results of the trial, summary of the outcomes, considerations and recommendations for future...

Developments in Rapid Set Lean Concrete Subbase

Highways, Trackslabs Members Only

The technology and practice for single shift high strength concrete base replacement, mainly at night, using rapid set concrete has been established in Australia for ten years. Since 2017 this technology has now been adapted and extended to developing a rapid set lean concrete and related registered mixes. This has...

Neoprene Joint Seals for Concrete Pavements

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Australian concrete pavements are relatively unique in the world with the majority consisting of unreinforced jointed plain concrete. Joints are sealed to prevent ingress of incompressible particles that can cause premature failure. Over the past decade one of the most substantial short-term maintenance costs for plain concrete pavements has been...

Fracturing Concrete Pavement Technology

Airports, Highways, Industrial, Intermodals/Ports, Trackslabs Members Only

There are a large number of concrete pavements in Australia, with many dating back to the first half of the 20th century. These concrete pavements are still in use today, and since the time these pavements were constructed, we have seen an evolution in traffic volumes and the size of...

Construction – The Devil’s in the Detailed Design

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Rigid pavement RFIs (request for information) and NCRs (nonconformance report) are an ongoing battle between contractors and designers. This is the frontline of construction phase services (CPS) and when not managed correctly, can lead to tension between contractors and designers, which can lead to breakdown of communications and affect construction...