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PAVEMENT REHABILITATION PAVEMENT REHABILITATION RESONANT RUBBLIZING RESONANT RUBBLIZING

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PAVEMENT REHABILITATIONPAVEMENT REHABILITATION

RESONANT RUBBLIZINGRESONANT RUBBLIZING

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What is Rubblizing? The Process of Fracturing Pavement of Portland Cement

Concrete into Angular Pieces for Direct Overlay

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Application of Recycling the Concrete Pavement (Rubblizing)

Environmentally Friendly Construction

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Reflection: Evolution of the Deterioration

Quality of the Road

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Rehabilition of Concrete Pavement

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Rubblizing

Rehabilition of Concrete Pavement

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Rubblizing

Rehabilition of Concrete Pavement

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Rubblizing

Rehabilition of Concrete Pavement

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Structural Design: Correlations

Structural Failure Reflective Cracking100

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Low PCC Modulus HighSmall Nominal Fragment Size Large

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Target Zone1 to 8”

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DESCRIPTION OF TECHNICAL RUBBLIZING

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Description of Rubblizing Equipment

Pedestal / Shoe

Resonant Beam

Weight

Flotation Tires

MotorComputer Controls

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Description of Resonant Beam

Frequency 44 Hz Amplitude 3/4”

Vibration TechnologyWeight

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Vibration TechnologyWeight

Frequency 44 Hz Amplitude 3/4”

Description of Resonant Beam

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Frequency 44 Hz Amplitude 3/4”

Vibration TechnologyWeight

Description of Resonant Beam

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Operational Data of Equipment• Strikes PCC 44 Times per Second• 2,000 lbs. of Pressure Per Strike• Beam Weighs 4080 kg.• Raises 3/4” Per Strike• Machine Speed at Approx. 4-5 mph• Breaking Area is 10” Wide• Average Rubblized Per Day: 7,000 sq. yd

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STRUCTURAL DESIGN

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Structural Design: Methods AASHTO – Procedure Design (SN) Asphalt Institute – Series Manuals (MS) -17 NAPA – Series Information (IS) –117 Airfield Asphalt Pavement Technology Program - AAPTP

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Structural Design: State Studies

Over 20 Studies from Multiple States support that rubblizing provides:

Long life for surfaces – 22+ yearsSmooth driving conditionsRubblization eliminates reflective cracking and dramatically reduces surface defects

Alabama

Michigan

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Pavement after years of use and deterioration.

Expert analysis is required to insure that the cause of the failure of the pavement.

If the Damage does Not arise the Subgrade or Sub-Base Problems, Pavement is a Candidate for Rubblization.

If the Subgrade has Problems,

Rubblization will Not Eliminate the Issue.

Structural Design: Evaluation

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Structural Design: Drainage

Proper Drainage System should be Installed or Repaired Prior to Rubblizing the Pavement.

Varying Methods of Drainage can be Used Depending on the Site.

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Structural Design: Drainage

10 cm open-graded5 cm dense-graded

# 57 Stone

3 % Slope Outlet

Filter Fabric

Shoulder Area

Rubblized PCC

Base Course

Subgrade

Permeable Zone

Relief Cut @ 9-12 m.

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The Modulus of the Rubblized Concrete depends on the Thickness, Subbase and Subgrade. Typically Rubblized Concrete is 2.5 Times Stronger than any Granular Material.

E1

E3 > E2

E4 > E3

Where E3 = f(E2)

Where E2 = f(E1)E2 > E1Subbase

Subgrade

Structural Design: Scope

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Coefficient Structure (ai) vs. Modulus (Mr) AASHTO

Structural Design: Coorelations

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CONSTRUCTION

PROCESS

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Rubblizing ProcessThree Stages of Construction:

Rubblizing Rolling Asphalt Overlay

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Prior to Rubblizing Process

Repair or Replace Drainage System

Remove any Asphalt Overlay Currently in Place

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Resonant Rubblizing Capable of Rubblizaing up to 26 inches Ideal Distance Per Run - One Mile / One Lane Wide Speed of Resonant Machine 4 to 5 mph

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Test Pit

Confirm Specification and Debonding

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Wright Patterson

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10 Ton High Frequency, Low Amplitude Steel Drum Roller (3 Passes) Only Equipment Necessary After Rubblization Not Recommended to Drive on Prior to Asphalt Overlay

Rolling

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Asphalt Layer Leveling Course on First Lift with Ability to Open Traffic No Primer Required on Rubblized Layer Minimum of 5 inches of Asphalt Overlay

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Next Day - Open Traffic

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Recommended State Specification High Frequency Low Amplitude Resonant Breaker

Resonant Breaker shall apply 2,000 lbs of pressure per strike at 44 hertz

Removal of any Existing Asphalt Overlay

Majority of Particle Size of Less than 6 Inches

Maximum Particle Size of 8 Inches

10 Ton High Frequency - Low Amplitude Vibratory Roller

3 Passes with Maximum Speed of 6 Feet per Second

Minimum of 80% Debonding of Existing Steel Reinforcing

No Traffic on Rubblized Slab Until First Lift is Placed

Minimum of 5 inches of Hot Mix Asphalt Overlay

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Results – 22 Year Road