A275 Sheffield Green RoadSheffield Park

March 2011

Insitu recycling by

Resurfacing by

Existing carriageway condition prior to start of works

A Scheme 1 mile away was found to contain Tar in the existing carriageway, the planning's were used at

Sheffield Green Road to improve the existing levels . Recycling of Tar bound planning's is one of the few

accepted methods to dispose of tar bound planning's

Spreading of the additional planning's

WRAP and the CSS acknowledge that In-situ recycling is the First choice for dealing with Tar bound materials. MST Recycling Ltd has developed a complete quality protocol uniquely specialised for handling and recycling Tar bound material.

First mix with a Wirtgen Cold recycler

WR 2500 SK

Cutting teeth

After 30 mins work

Grading of planning's and sub-base after first pass of the Wirtgen Cold recycler WR 2500 SK

Spreading of Lime & Cement

Recycling completed. A layer of Bond Coat is applied and then a Bit Grit is spread on top to protect the Bond Coat

and to also allow the area to be trafficked

Bituminous layer 50mm thick of 14mm Superflex 100

Surface course layer

Colbond 50 Hot Applied Bond Coat applied prior to surface course

Completed works Glass Road Stud