CONCRETE PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE TREATMENT PERFORMANCE REVIEW: SPS-4 5-YEAR DATA ANALYSIS
Dennis Morian, Sten Gibson, J A Epps
Abstract
Dennis Morian, Sten Gibson, J A Epps
Abstract
The Strategic Highway Research Program developed and coordinated construction of test sections for rigid pavement maintenance throughout the United States and Canada. Test sites included specific test sections for evaluation of the performance of undersealing and joint sealing as maintenance treatments. Each site also included an unsealed control section. This report discusses the project background and analysis of monitoring data collected over a 5-year period by the Long Term Performance (LTPP) project at SPS-4 sites throughout the United States and Canada. The analysis considers three important characteristics of the maintenance treatments: treatment performance, timing of application, and cost effectiveness. In addition to data analysis results, the report conclusions include information from Pavement Treatment Effectiveness, 1995 SPS-3 and SPS-4 Site Evaluations, National Report (May 1997).
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The Strategic Highway Research Program developed and coordinated construction of test sections for rigid pavement maintenance throughout the United States and Canada. Test sites included specific test sections for evaluation of the performance of undersealing and joint sealing as maintenance treatments. Each site also included an unsealed control section. This report discusses the project background and analysis of monitoring data collected over a 5-year period by the Long Term Performance (LTPP) project at SPS-4 sites throughout the United States and Canada. The analysis considers three important characteristics of the maintenance treatments: treatment performance, timing of application, and cost effectiveness. In addition to data analysis results, the report conclusions include information from Pavement Treatment Effectiveness, 1995 SPS-3 and SPS-4 Site Evaluations, National Report (May 1997).
Key concepts: Test (biology), Test site, Highway maintenance, Engineering, Transport engineering, Civil engineering, Forensic engineering, Geology