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ASCP Forum – October 20 2020

Airports, Highways Members Only

Presentations from ASCP Forum - October 20 2020. Tim Nash - Partnering for innovative solutions in concrete paving Luc Ramalinga - Airport Infrastructure - From History to the Future Ben Wade - ISCA Net Zero

Concrete Roundabouts

Highways Members Only

Agenda Why concrete roundabouts? Thickness design summary Jointing design summary Construction principles and practices (Geoff Ayton) Concrete roundabout industry resources (Geoff Ayton) Q&A

Concrete Roundabouts – fundamentals of design and construction principles

Highways Members Only

Presentation by Geoff Ayton on design and construction of concrete roundabouts.  

Partnering for innovative solutions in concrete paving: A tour of a few key concrete states in North America

Highways, Local Government Members Only

Tim Nash presents on Partnering for innovative solutions in concrete paving. The presentation covers: General overview of US concrete paving market (Covid effect, spending outlook and market characteristics) Paving manufacturer focuses (mold design, frame/chasis design, control systems, attachments) Discussion of various recent projects (Interstate, local roads, safety barriers)

Macro Synthetic Fibres – Potential Uses in Pavements [MSFRC]

Highways, Industrial, Local Government Members Only

Presentation Overview What are Macro Synthetic Fibres Review of Current Practice (Global, National, Domestic & SRAs/DoTs) Current and potential applications Recommendations What are Macro Synthetic Fibres? Available commercially since the early 2000s Intended to be used as a replacement for steel mesh reinforcement and not for structural steel design. Manufactured...

Pavimentos De Hormigón Sostenibles: Reducido Impacto Ambiental De Los Pavimentos De Hormigón (Pavement Note 002) [Spanish, español]

Highways Free

LOS PAVIMENTOS DE HORMIGÓN Y SU REDUCIDO IMPACTO AMBIENTAL Los pavimentos de hormigón causan menor impacto ambiental que los pavimentos asfálticos. Esta nota resume los últimos hallazgos que comparan los aspectos de sostenibilidad de las dos principales opciones de pavimentos para tráfico pesado. A su vez, proporciona a los organismos...

ASCP Corporate Membership

Highways Free

Overview Technical representation of industry to clients Education of staff through training courses, workshops, conferences and forums Networking and sharing of information and experiences with other members Participation in ASCP committees and workgroups Online technical resources Promotional opportunities at ASCP events and on website Recognition at all ASCP events and...

ASCP Strategy 2021

Highways Free

This document sets out the strategic themes to be focussed on in 2021. Updates 15th June 2021: Sustainability elevated in importance Upgrades renamed "Renewals" (pending review by NE)

Pavement Type Selection: What is the Ideal Process?

Highways Members Only

Pavement type selection is often one of the more challenging and controversial decisions highway administrators face. The process involves weighing engineering factors such as materials, structural, and even long term performance against initial and life-cycle costs to help agencies decide between various pavement alternatives. Given the expenditure of significant public...

A Study of Ground Performance for Rigid Pavement Design: Pacific Highway Upgrade at the Warrell Creek Floodplain

Highways Members Only

The alignment of the proposed Pacific Highway upgrade between Warrell Creek to Nambucca Heads traverses five (5) major floodplain areas underlain by deep soft alluvium sediments. The low bearing capacity and high compressibility of foundation soils were found to attract significant ground settlements, with differential settlements to adversely impact the...

CRCP Rehabilitation Design to Rectify Mine Subsidence Damage on M1 Motorway

Highways Members Only

This paper details the concrete reinforced concrete pavement rehabilitation design required to rectify the damage due mine subsidence on the M1 Motorway north of Cockle Creek Killingworth. Concrete pavement settlements had been monitored from July 2003 to November 2010 at a series of locations along the northbound and southbound carriageways....

Application of a Shrinkage Reducing Agent (SRA) in Concrete Pavements

Highways Members Only

SRAs have been used in concrete in Australia since their introduction into the marketplace in the mid1990s. However, its recent application in a major road project in NSW has generated interest from Government bodies, engineers and contractors within this sector of the construction industry. The author therefore wishes to discuss...