THIN BONDED PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE OVERLAY AND CONCRETE PAVEMENT RESTORATION. CONSTRUCTION REPORT
J E Hunt, S H Dahir
Abstract
J E Hunt, S H Dahir
Abstract
Techniques and procedures to restore and prolong the life of concrete pavements which have some surface defects but are structurally sound have been demonstrated. These techniques provide a cost-effective means for restoring the pavement to a satisfactory service level over an extended period of time. The procedures which were demonstrated in this project include: (1) surface preparation and placing of thin bonded concrete overlay; (2) pavement patching; (3) spall repair; (4) joint rehabilitation; and (5) retrofit pavement base drain. The details of these procedures are discussed in this report.
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Techniques and procedures to restore and prolong the life of concrete pavements which have some surface defects but are structurally sound have been demonstrated. These techniques provide a cost-effective means for restoring the pavement to a satisfactory service level over an extended period of time. The procedures which were demonstrated in this project include: (1) surface preparation and placing of thin bonded concrete overlay; (2) pavement patching; (3) spall repair; (4) joint rehabilitation; and (5) retrofit pavement base drain. The details of these procedures are discussed in this report.
Key concepts: Overlay, Spall, Portland cement, Driver rehabilitation, Service life, Forensic engineering, Cement, Engineering