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    1616thth Road Pavement ForumRoad Pavement Forum

    CSIR Conference CentreCSIR Conference Centre

    1111 12 November 200812 November 2008

    CONCRETE PAVEMENTCONCRETE PAVEMENT

    REHABILITATIONREHABILITATION

    Philip Joubert

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    Presentation Overview

    Look at:

    Restoration of pavement lifein

    existing rigid pavementusing techniques

    of

    Cracking & Seatingor

    Rubblizing

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    Rehab. of Concrete Pavement

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    Typical Failed Pavements

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    Typical Failed Pavements

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    Typical Failed Pavements

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    Typical Decision Flow DiagramTypical Decision Flow Diagram

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    1. CRACK AND SEAT (C&S)1. CRACK AND SEAT (C&S)

    Principles and MethodPrinciples and Method

    ofof

    Crack and SeatCrack and Seat

    OperationsOperations

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    Principle of Cracking & SeatingPrinciple of Cracking & Seating

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    Objective of C & S

    TO:

    modify characteristics of rigid pavement:

    into a more flexible structure,

    BUT ALSO TO:

    minimise asphalt overlay thickness :

    by retaining max pavement stiffness / strength

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    C & S Technique - 1

    Produces shorter slabs

    0.6 2m in length

    Retains structural integrity

    Induces fine, vertical, transverse cracks in JCP

    Reduces effective length of slab between joints.

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    C & S Technique - 2 Size of slabs is effectively reduced

    Therefore: Horizontal strains - from thermal movements:

    distributed more evenly over pavement,

    less likely to cause reflective cracks in HMA overlay

    Cracks induced in PCC slab so fine that:

    load transfer between newly formed slabs = good

    because of aggregate interlock.

    After cracking:

    PCC segments firmly seated by heavy pneumatic tire roller

    ensure - no voids beneath PCC segments prior to overlay

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    Typical Equipment

    8600 Badger Guillotine Breaker 20 ton Pneumatic Tyre Roller

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    Cracking & Seating Operation

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    Typical Induced Crack

    Broken core showing good

    aggregate interlocking

    Crack should be verticalthroughout depth of core

    Core taken from a

    450mm thick

    pavement

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    C & S @ Heathrow Airport

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    C & S @ Heathrow Airport

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    C & S Issues affecting performanceC & S Issues affecting performance

    Foundation = firm with good seating

    Too small slab size: accelerate cracking

    Better in un-reinforced JCP

    Method preferred for cracked/faulted

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    2.2. RubblizationRubblization ((Asphalt Institute)

    Process of: breaking / pulverising PCC pavement in-place

    into small, interconnected pieces (75 - 200mm)

    Serve as base course for HMA overlay.

    Deflections / weak spots: filled with coarse aggregate

    Rubblized - compact with steel roller The rubblizing process:

    reduces slab to an granular base for overlay

    eliminates all reflective cracking concerns

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    Distressed Concrete

    Mid-panel cracking

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    Water trapped below concrete

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    Before rubblization

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    After rubblization

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    RubblizationRubblization MethodMethodTo meet specifications for concrete pavements:

    1. Firstly - break using guillotine

    2. Then - 16hammer Breaker

    3. Then - grid roller:

    to further pulverize

    to shape concrete particles at surface

    to begin compaction process.

    4. Final - seating typically accomplished with:

    20-ton pneumatic-rubber tyre roller [PTR]

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    Layer StiffnessLayer Stiffness

    The rubblized layer stiffness:

    700 - 3000MPa

    Compared a typical high quality crushed

    aggregate base 500 MPa

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    Pre-cracking 500mm concrete

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    Pre-cracking pattern

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    Pre-cracking concrete

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    Rubblization

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    Completing the rubblization

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    Completing the rubblization

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    Surface after grid rolling

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    Surface after grid rolling

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    Test hole

    T t h l

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    Test hole

    T t h l

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    Test hole

    P i ith M/T V hi l

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    Paving with M/T Vehicle

    Pl i t b l

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    Placing aggregate base layer

    C t l i

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    Concrete overlay in process

    S t i bilitS t i bilit

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    SustainabilitySustainability

    No hauling or disposal costsNo hauling or disposal costs

    Existing pavement retainedExisting pavement retained -- saves natural resourcessaves natural resources

    Saves landfill spaceSaves landfill space

    Expedites constructionExpedites construction

    Environmentally friendlyEnvironmentally friendly

    CostCost--effective as rehabilitation technique.effective as rehabilitation technique.

    Existing concrete pavement stays in placeExisting concrete pavement stays in place

    Becomes base for new HMA pavementBecomes base for new HMA pavement

    Reduce or eliminate need for new virgin aggregates.Reduce or eliminate need for new virgin aggregates.

    Weather delays minimisedWeather delays minimised -- sub grade never openedsub grade never opened

    Th k YTh k YG i H ?Going Home?

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    Thank YouThank YouGoing Home?Going Home?

    Project sizeProject size

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    Project sizeProject size

    Minimum: 25 000mMinimum: 25 000m2

    R30/m2 2 weeks on site


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