Pavement Design Acronyms & Definitions

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1 This historical pavement data is provided for information only. It includes a history of pavement work that has been contracted through the NDOR Construction letting process. This history is generalized to depict the primary strategy (or strategies) used for a given construction project and may not encompass all work that was performed to all sections of a roadway. Furthermore, it does not include any work performed by NDOR Maintenance forces. Pavement Design Acronyms & Definitions Definitions B.S.B.C. Bituminous Sand Base Course OR Bituminous Stabilized Base Course B.M.S.C. Bituminous Material Surface Course GR. Grading G.R. Guard Rail BR. Bridge CONC. Concrete Pavement P.C. Prime Coat A.C. Armor Coat S.S.B.C. Stabilized Sand Base course OR Stabilized Soil Base Course B. M. Bituminous Material T.S.B. Tar Stabilized Base JRCP Jointed Reinforced Concrete Pavement CRCP Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavement JPCP Jointed Plain Concrete Pavement Definitions Stabilized Subgrade Lime, Fly Ash, Cement, Cement Kiln Dust, etc. added to upper 8 of cohesive soil Subgrade Stabilization Soil Binder added to upper 6 of granular soil Subgrade Preparation Topsoil removed and top 6 of soil compacted

2 Mainline Profile Summary: Shoulder Profile Summary: Hwy # 4 (1929) SA-246K Location Project # C.N s CONCRETE REPAIR 6"X8' CONCRETE (1931) SA-246K Date 6"X24-40' CONC PAVT Prepared by (1942) F-246A( (1942) FAGM () SG (1973) F-EHS-F (1985) 4( (1988) 4( (1929) SA-246K; Gravel 2"x21' (1931) SA-246K; Gravel 1"x21' (1942) F-246A(4) & (5); BSBC 3"x24', PC and AC (1942) FAGM-97A(6); BSBC 3"x24' PC and AC () SG-16829; Misc. Bit. Patching 2"x24', AC (1973) F-EHS-FG-246(18); Conc. Pavt. 6"x24'-40' (1985) 4( ); Conc. Pavt. Repair (1988) 4( ); Conc. Pavt. Repair

3 Mainline Profile Summary: Shoulder Profile Summary: Hwy # 20 MILL 5", 5"X45'Type 13R (1923) P.D. #2, 2"X30'ACS Location Pine St - Cedar St, Chadron MILL 2", 2"X 47' Type BC Project # NH-20-1(135) 3",1"X24'-43' ACSC C.N "x30'-48' ACSC on 5"X30'-48' PCC Base s (1924) P.D. #3, 2"x30'-48' Date 12/16/2015 5" AC ON 5" PCC Prepared by Steven Nguyen (1924) P.D. #7, 2"X30' AC MILL 5" By Cold Milling () PAT , Widen Class 4, 5"X45'Type 13R () PAT , Widen MILL 2", 2"X47' BC (1956) F-124(11), 3"X24' (1983) FR-20-1(114), MILL (1998) NH-20-1(131), MILL Project #9: Year, Project # Project #10: Year, Project # Project #11: Year, Project # Project #12: Year, Project # Project #13: Year, Project # Project #14: Year, Project # Widen 6"X9' PCC 2"X30' AC on 5"x30' Concrete Base 3"X24'-43' ACSC Widen 6"X9' PCC 2"x30'-48' ACSC on 5"X30'-48' Concrete Base (1923) P.D. #2, 2"X30'ACSC on 5"X30' Concrete Base (1924) P.D. #3, 2"x30'-48' ACSC on 5"X30'-48' Concrete Base (1924) P.D. #7, 2"X30' AC on 5"x30' Concrete Base () PAT , Widen 6"X9' PCC () PAT , Widen 6"X9' PCC (1956) F-124(11), 3"X24'-43' ACSC (1983) FR-20-1(114), MILL 2", 2"X 47' Type BC (1998) NH-20-1(131), MILL 5" By Cold Milling Class 4, 5"X45'Type 13R l

4 Mainline Profile Summary: Shoulder Profile Summary: Project # (1933) E-297C GRAVEL 3" C.N. Location MILL 2", 2" TYPE SP Hwy # N-23 2" 4" TYPE "B" s ARMOR COAT (1934) NRS-360 GRAVEL Date Prepared by 3" ACSC SABC (1935) E-297C GRAVEL (1954) S-420(4) GRAVEL (1959) DF-11(6) S.A.B.C (1959) DS-420(6) S.A.B.C () F-11(4) S.A.B.C. 6" (1962) F-11(7) S.A.B.C. 5" (1976) 23(92-113) ARMOR (1977) 23( ) ARMO (1984) F-23-2(104) A.C.S (1999) RD-23-2(1005) AR (2002) PEP-23-2(1024) M Project #14 & Description (1933) E-297C GRAVEL 3"X23' (1934) NRS-360 GRAVEL 1/2"X23' (1935) E-297C GRAVEL 1/2"X23' (1954) S-420(4) GRAVEL 2"X25' (1959) DF-11(6) S.A.B.C. 3", A.C.S.C. 3"X22' (1959) DS-420(6) S.A.B.C. 3", A.C.S.C. 3"X22'-42' () F-11(4) S.A.B.C. 6", A.C.S.C. 3"X22' (1962) F-11(7) S.A.B.C. 5", A.C.S.C. 3"X24' (1976) 23(92-113) ARMOR COAT (1977) 23( ) ARMOR COAT (1984) F-23-2(104) A.C.S.C. 4"X24' TYPE "B" (1999) RD-23-2(1005) ARMOR COAT (2002) PEP-23-2(1024) MILL 2" OF EXISITING BIT., A.C.S.C. 2"X24' TYPE SP-3

5 Mainline Profile Summary: Shoulder Profile Summary: Hwy # FA-11 Gravel 2"x21 Location Fog Seal Project # 3" ACSC, Type B C.N. Armor Coat s " BMSC & Armor Coat FA-251C Gravel 2"x Date 3" SABC Prepared by 3" Gran Subbase Course Earth Shoulders F-11(2) Gravel 2"x F-11(3) SABC, BMS ( ) Armor F-23-3(103) ACSC RD-23-2(1017) Fog STP-23-3(104) ACS FA-11 Gravel 2"x21' FA-251C Gravel 2"x25' F-11(2) Gravel 2"x27'-42' 1955 F-11(3) SABC, BMSC 3"x24'-37' & A.C ( ) Armor Coat 1988 F-23-3(103) ACSC 3"x24' 1991 RD-23-2(1017) Fog Seal 1993 STP-23-3(104) ACSC 3 1/2"x24'

6 Mainline Profile Summary: Shoulder Profile Summary: Hwy # 30 ARMOR COAT ARMOR COAT "X20' CON Location FOG SEAL FOG SEAL 8' ASPHALT Project # 2"X24' TYPE SP4, MILL 1 1/4" 2"X24' TYPE SP4, MILL 1 1/4" C.N. 2" 3/4" TYPE BC ON 2" RECYCLE, MILL 4" 3 1 3/4"X24' TYPE BC ON EXISTING s "X24' ACSC ON EXISTING 2"X24' ACSC ON EXISTING 2" TAPERED TO 1" TYPE SPS "X21' CON Date 3 1"X24' ACSC ON EXISTING 3"X24' ACSC ON EXISTING MILL 3/4" Prepared by 8" CONC PAVT WIDENING 8" CONC PAVT WIDENING 5-8" " TYPE B OR RECYCLE 9-7-9"X20' CONC PAVT 9-7-9"X20' CONC PAVT SUB COMP F-177(6) 3"X24' ASC F-177C 2"X24' ACSC F-30-4(131) 3"X24' T F-BRF-BHF-30-4( PEP-30-4(1030) 2"X PM-D4(1009) FOG S PM-30-4(1042) ARM Project #10: Year, Project # Project #11: Year, Project # Project #12: Year, Project # Project #13: Year, Project # Project #14: Year, Project # "X20' CONC PAVT "X21' CONC PAVT F-177(6) 3"X24' ASCS AND 8"X VARI CONC BASE COURSE WIDENING (24' WIDE) ON A 4" FOUNDATION COURSE, 6-8' EARTH SHLD 1971 F-177C 2"X24' ACSC ON EXISTING 1983 F-30-4(131) 3"X24' TYPE BC ON EXISTING, 5-8"X8' TYPE B ON SUB COMP SHLD 1984 F-BRF-BHF-30-4(129) 2"X24' TYPE BC ON 2"X24' RECYCLED BIT MIX TYPE I, MILL 4", 6-8"X8' TYPE B OR RECYCLED MIX TYPE II OR III SHLD 2001 PEP-30-4(1030) 2"X24' TYPE SP4, MILL 1 1/4" EXISTING, 2" TAPERED TO 1" TYPE SPS AND 3/4" MILL ON SHLD 2005 PM-D4(1009) FOG SEAL 2007 PM-30-4(1042) ARMOR COAT

7 Mainline Profile Summary: Shoulder Profile Summary: Hwy # 35 2"X28' SP4, MILL 1-2" 1983 F-35-3(101) 2"X24' T Location MICROSURFACING 2" TYPE SPS, MILL 2" Project # 2"0-1"X24' TYPE BC AREA OF 10" ASPHALT REBUILD 5"X8' TYPE B OR RECYCLE C.N. 1" X24' TYPE B OR RECYCLE OR s ARMOR COAT 6"X8' TYPE SPS 1955 S-475(2) 2"X24' BMS Date 2"X24' BMSC 6"X24' TYPE SP3 PREP Prepared by 2"X26' BIT BASE COURSE 4"X24' BIT FOUNDATION COURSE "X33' GRANULAR SUBBASE (0-6) Armor Coat F-35-3(101) 2"X24' T RD-35-3(1003) Micro S-35-3(1004) 2-2.5"X S-475(3) 3"X22' ACS S-475A 4.5"x24' ACS F-35-3(101) 2"X24' T (7-17) Armor Coat S-35-4(1011) (FIRST S-35-4(1012) 6"X24' 1983 F-35-3(101) 2"X24' TYPE BC ON 8" TYPE B OR RECYCLE ON COMPACTED SUBGRADE, 2"X8' TYPE B ON 3-5" TYPE B OR RECYCLE SHLD 1955 S-475(2) 2"X24' BMSC AND ARMOR COAT ON 2"X26' BIT BASE COURSE ON 3"X33' GRANULAR SUBBASE COURSE, 4' EARTH SHLD (0-6) Armor Coat 1983 F-35-3(101) 2"X24' TYPE BC ON 1"X24' RECYCLED BIT OR TYPE B ON EXISTING, 2"X8' TYPE B ON 3-5"X8' TYPE B OR RECYCLE 1998 RD-35-3(1003) Microsurfacing 2002 S-35-3(1004) 2-2.5"X28' TYPE SP4, MILL 1-2"X28', 2"X6' TYPE SPS, MILL 2" EXISTING 1957 S-475(3) 3"X22' ACSC ON 3"X27' SABC ON 4"X36' GSBC, 7' EARTH SHLD 1972 S-475A 4.5"x24' ACSC ON EXISTING BIT, 4' EARTH SHLD 1983 F-35-3(101) 2"X24' TYPE BC ON 8" TYPE B OR RECYCLE ON COMPACTED SUBGRADE, 2"X8' TYPE B ON 3-5" TYPE B OR RECYCLE SHLD (7-17) Armor Coat 2002 S-35-4(1011) (FIRST 1500' MILL 1" EXIST, 2" TYPE SP3) 6"X24' TYPE SP3 ON 4" BIT FC ON SUB PREP, 6"X8' TYPE SPS ON SUB PREP (FC NOT DRAINED) 2002 S-35-4(1012) 6"X24' TYPE SP3 ON 4" BIT FOUNDATION COURSE ON SUB PREP, 6"X8' TYPE SPS ON SHLD SUB PREP

8 Mainline Profile Summary: Shoulder Profile Summary: Hwy # WPSO-421 Gravel 1 Location 3' EARTH Project # 2"X27' TYPE B C.N. 1.5" TYPE B OR R1 OR R s "X27' ACSC WITH 1/2" PATCHING/LEVELING/WIDENING 1967 S-421(6) 5 1/2"X28' S Date DOUBLE ARMOR COAT Prepared by 5 1/2"X28' SABC F-67-1(1008) 2"X27' FA-2A Grading 24' FA-2A Gravel 3"x21' WPSO-421 Gravel S-379(5) SABC 4" S-421A 4 1/2"X27' A TQS-67-1(103) 6"X WPSO-421 Gravel 1 1/2"x23' 1967 S-421(6) 5 1/2"X28' SABC AND DOUBLE ARMOR COAT, 5' EARTH SHLD 1987 F-67-1(1008) 2"X27' TYPE B ON 1.5" TYPE R1 OR B OR R2, 3' EARTH SHLD 1921 FA-2A Grading 24' 1926 FA-2A Gravel 3"x21' 1936 WPSO-421 Gravel 1 1/2"x23' 1961 S-379(5) SABC 4".27', A.C.S.C. 3"x24' 1969 S-421A 4 1/2"X27' ACSC WITH 1/2"X28' AC FOR WIDENING, PATCHING, AND LEVLELING 1977 TQS-67-1(103) 6"X10' TYPE B ON SUB COMP DECELERATION LANE

9 Mainline Profile Summary: Shoulder Profile Summary: Hwy # 77 Pav. Dist. 1 3" Brick o Location Project # 2" SP4 Special C.N. 2" ACSC s " ACSC 1927 FA-27H Conc. Pavt. Date some brick Prepared by 5-9" concrete pavement FA-27H Conc. Pavt Pav. Dist. 3 Conc. Pa FA 27 Conc. Pavt. 9" FA-27 Conc. Pavt. 9" SG A.C.S.C F-27A Conc. Pavt. 8" F-27D A.C.S.C 1 1/ F-27L A.C.S.C 2"X RF-77-2(1005) A.C.S RF-77-2(1005) A.C.S BRF-77-2(128) A.C.S F-77-2(1030) A.C.S.C extra extra Pav. Dist. 1 3" Brick on 5"X30' Conc FA-27H Conc. Pavt. 6"X24' 1927 FA-27H Conc. Pavt. 6"X24'-30' 1927 Pav. Dist. 3 Conc. Pavt. 6"X30' FA 27 Conc. Pavt. 9"-6"-9"X20' FA-27 Conc. Pavt. 9"-7"-9"X20' 1955 SG A.C.S.C 3"XVAR F-27A Conc. Pavt. 8"X22' 1962 F-27D A.C.S.C 1 1/2"X22' on Exist. Conc. Pavt. F-27L A.C.S.C 2"X20'-24' on Exist. Pavt RF-77-2(1005) A.C.S.C 2"X22'-26' on Exist. Bit. & Conc RF-77-2(1005) A.C.S.C 2"X22'-26' on Exist. Bit. & Conc BRF-77-2(128) A.C.S.C 6"X24' 1992 F-77-2(1030) A.C.S.C 2"X22'-30', Mill 2" of Existing Bit. extra extra

10 Mainline Profile Summary: Shoulder Profile Summary: Hwy # 77 12"x"W" ACSC Type A ACSC shlds 1955 F-263(8), ACSC Type Location Project # 3"x12' ACSC on 4" Soil-Agg Base Course Base, on C.N. 5" Granular Subbase Course s " ACSC Type A on Existing Surface 1962 S-442(6), 3"x12' ACS Date concrete pavement 10"x24' dual lane Prepared by F-77-3(1001)527, 2" A HES-77-3(112), 12"x F-77-3(1014), concre Project #6: Year, Project #, Project #7: Year, Project #, Project #8: Year, Project #, Project #9: Year, Project #, Project #10: Year, Project # Project #11: Year, Project # Project #12: Year, Project # Project #13: Year, Project # Project #14: Year, Project # F-263(8), ACSC Type S-442(6), 3"x12' ACSC on 4" Soil-Agg Base Course Base, on 5" Granular Subbase Course 1973 F-77-3(1001)527, 2" ACSC Type A on Existing Surface 1985 HES-77-3(112), 12"x"W" ACSC Type A 1999 F-77-3(1014), concrete pavement 10"x24' dual lane ACSC shlds

11 Mainline Profile Summary: Shoulder Profile Summary: Hwy # 80 CRACK SEAL (1967) I-80-1(4), 8"x24' PC Location MILL 2", 2"x30' TYPE SP5 Project # CRACK SEAL FOG SEAL SHLDS C.N MILL 2", 2"x24' SP5 9"x0-10' TYPE SP5 ON SUBPREP s 0 9 FOG SEAL (1971) EACI-80-1(23), 8"x2 Date 1"x24' MQ ON 3" 2"x24' TYPE A SPECIAL Prepared by 8"x24' PCC 8"x24' PCC (1986) IR-80-1(137), 1"x (1997) RD-80-1(1008), FO () EACIM-80-1(147), (2001) RD-80-1(1021), CR (2003) RD-80-1(1022), FO (2005) RD-80-1(1024), CR (2008) RD-80-1(1028), MIL () RD-80-1(1029), CR Project #11: Year, Project Project #12: Year, Project Project #13: Year, Project Project #14: Year, Project (1967) I-80-1(4), 8"x24' PCC (1971) EACI-80-1(23), 8"x24' PCC (1986) IR-80-1(137), 1"x24' MQ ON 3"x24' TYPE A SPECIAL (1997) RD-80-1(1008), FOG SEAL () EACIM-80-1(147), MILL 2", 2"x24' SP5, 9"x0-10' TYPE SP5 ON SUBPREP (2001) RD-80-1(1021), CRACK SEAL (2003) RD-80-1(1022), FOG SEAL SHLDS (2005) RD-80-1(1024), CRACK SEAL (2008) RD-80-1(1028), MILL 2", 2"x30' TYPE SP5 () RD-80-1(1029), CRACK SEAL

12 Mainline Profile Summary: Shoulder Profile Summary: Hwy # S-39(4) 5"X24' BSBC Location Project # 4"X24' TYPE 7 WITH 6" WIDENING 4' EARTH SHLD C.N. ARMOR COAT s ARMOR COAT 1967 S-39(3) 5"X24' BSBC Date ARMOR COAT Prepared by 5"x24' BIT SAND BASE COURSE ARMOR COAT ARMOR COAT STPD-91-3(106) 4"X Project #6: Year, Project #, Project #7: Year, Project #, Project #8: Year, Project #, Project #9: Year, Project #, Project #10: Year, Project # Project #11: Year, Project # Project #12: Year, Project # Project #13: Year, Project # Project #14: Year, Project # S-39(4) 5"X24' BSBC AND ARMOR COAT, 6' EARTH SHLD 1967 S-39(3) 5"X24' BSBC AND ARMOR COAT 1974 ARMOR COAT 1985 ARMOR COAT 1994 STPD-91-3(106) 4"X24' TYPE 7 ON EXISTING, 6"X0-5' TYPE 7 WIDENING ON PREP, 4' EARTH SHLD

13 Mainline Profile Summary: Shoulder Profile Summary: Project # (1967) S-39(3) 5"X24'-44' C.N. Location Hwy # N-91 MILL 1", WIDEN. 2'X6", 4" TYPE "7R" MILL 1", WIDEN. 2'X6", 4" TYPE "7R" s ARMOR COAT 3/4"-1 1/2" TYPE 'B" (1974) 91(24-44) ARMOR Date Prepared by ARMOR COAT 5" B.S.B.C. & ARMOR COAT ARMOR COAT 5" B.S.B.C. & ARMOR COAT (1978) F-183-3(1001) 3/4" (1985) 91(30-44) ARMOR (1995) F-91-3(1005) MILL Year Project #6 & Description Project #7 & Description Project #8 & Description Project #9 & Description Project #10 & Description Project #11 & Description Project #12 & Description Project #13 & Description Project #14 & Description (1967) S-39(3) 5"X24'-44' B.S.B.C., ARMOR COAT (1974) 91(24-44) ARMOR COAT (1978) F-183-3(1001) 3/4"-1 1/2"X24'-44' A.C.S.C. TYPE "B" (1985) 91(30-44) ARMOR COAT (1995) F-91-3(1005) MILL EXISTING BIT 1", A.C.S.C. WIDEN. 6"X2' TYPE 7R, A.C.S.C. 4"X28' TYPE 7R

14 Mainline Profile Summary: Shoulder Profile Summary: Hwy # 91 10" Concrete Pavement, 4" foundation course bituminous or Shoulder SubPrep 1962 S-442(6), 3"x12' ACS Location 4" foundation course crushed concrete, subprep, 6" AC Project # type 17C or 17RC C.N. 4.5"x24' ACSC Type B on Existing Bituminous s "x12' ACSC on Existing Concrete Pavement and AC Surface 1983 F-91-7(1003), 4.5"x24 Date Prepared by F-77-3(1014), 10" Co Project #4: Year, Project #, Project #5: Year, Project #, Project #6: Year, Project #, Project #7: Year, Project #, Project #8: Year, Project #, Project #9: Year, Project #, Project #10: Year, Project # Project #11: Year, Project # Project #12: Year, Project # Project #13: Year, Project # Project #14: Year, Project # S-442(6), 3"x12' ACSC on Existing Concrete Pavement and AC Surface 1983 F-91-7(1003), 4.5"x24' ACSC Type B on Existing Bituminous 1999 F-77-3(1014), 10" Concrete Pavement, 4" foundation course bituminous or 4" foundation course crushed concrete, subprep, 6" AC type 17C or 17RC, shld subprep

15 Mainline Profile Summary: Shoulder Profile Summary: Project # 1962 S-838(2) CONC. PAV C.N. Location Hwy # 103 2" Type 4R or 14R, mill 1 1/2" of exist. bit. Earth Shoulder s /2" 4" Type B 1963 S-838A S.A.B.C. 6", D Date 4" ACSC Prepared by 6" SABC, Double A.C S-838B A.C.S.C. 4"X RS-103-1(1003) GRA RS-BRS-103-1(101) RS-103-2(1001) A.C RD-103-2(1003) A.C STPP-103-2(102) A.C I-80-8(11) 8"x24' Co Project #10 & Description Project #11 & Description Project #12 & Description Project #13 & Description Project #14 & Description S-838(2) CONC. PAVT. 8"X24' (Not in Profile Summary because of short length) 1963 S-838A S.A.B.C. 6", DOUBLE A.C. 27' 1971 S-838B A.C.S.C. 4"X25' 1982 RS-103-1(1003) GRAVEL (Believed to be part of detour for RS-BRS-103-1(101)) 1983 RS-BRS-103-1(101) CONC. PAVT. 9"X24' (Does not appear to be concrete in this R.P. section - see typicals) 1983 RS-103-2(1001) A.C.S.C. 4"X24' Type B 1996 RD-103-2(1003) A.C.S.C. 2"X24' Type 4R or 14R 2002 STPP-103-2(102) A.C.S.C. 4"X24' 1962 I-80-8(11) 8"x24' Concrete Pavement

16 Mainline Profile Summary: Shoulder Profile Summary: Project # 1926 SA-11 GRAVEL 2"X2 C.N. Location 5" Type RAX or RAX I, Mill 1" Rural or 2" Urban Hwy # 283 Armor Coat s "-4" 4 1/2" Type B 1936 SA-252D GRAVEL 1 Date 3" ACSC Prepared by 5" SABC N/A F-252(7) 5" SABC, A F-252(8) 5" SABC, A TQF-283-1(103) ACS (21-32) & (32-40) STP-283-1(111) ACS SA-11 GRAVEL 2"X21' 1936 SA-252D GRAVEL 1"X23' 1961 F-252(7) 5" SABC, ACSC 3"X24'-71' 1961 F-252(8) 5" SABC, ACSC 3"X24' 1976 TQF-283-1(103) ACSC 1 1/2"-4 1/2"X24'-71' TYPE B (21-32) & (32-40) ARMOR COAT 1993 STP-283-1(111) ACSC 5"X24'-66' Type RAX or RAX I, Mill 1" Rural or 2" Urban

17 Mainline Profile Summary: Shoulder Profile Summary: Hwy # S64E 1974 SR-34(1) 6"X22' ACS Location Project # ARMOR COAT C.N. HOT IN PLACE 1.5" 6' EARTH s ARMOR COAT Date 6"X22' ACSC Prepared by SUBGRADE RD-S64E(1001) Armo RD-S64E(1002) 1.5"X SR-34(1) 6"X22' ACSC ON SUBGRADE, 6' EARTH SHLD 1992 RD-S64E(1001) Armor Coat 1998 RD-S64E(1002) 1.5"X22' HOT IN PLACE AND ARMOR COAT

18 Mainline Profile Summary: Shoulder Profile Summary: Hwy # S90A 1957 PAT B.S.T. 3/4 Location Project # 2' EARTH SHLD C.N s S-35-4(1011) 2"X24' Date 2"X24' TYPE SP3 ON EXISTING Prepared by THIN X 24' BIT SURFACE TREATED PAT B.S.T. 3/4"x24' 2002 S-35-4(1011) 2"X24' TYPE SP3 ON EXISTING

19 NDOR Asphalt Type Summary (Revised 2/20/09) TYPE DESCRIPTION/USE 11 This mix is designed to have a crushed value of 80% for the combined mineral aggregate, with a maximum of 60% limestone for skid resistance and a 75 blow Marshall design and a target field air void of 4.0%. For use on high volume road with a truck count of 350 or more. 11R This mix is identical to the type 11 except that a recycled asphalt pavement (RAP) is used to supplement the virgin aggregate. All properties are the same as that of the type This mix is designed to have a crushed value of 80% and composed of a minimum of 50% quartzite or granite and a 75 blow Marshall design and a target field air void of 4.0%. Used on high volume roads usually capping a type 11 and urban projects when placing 2-2 1/2 inches. 13R This mix is identical to the type 13 except that a (RAP) is used to supplement the virgin aggregate. All properties are the same as that of the type This mix is designed to have a crushed value of 60% for the combined mineral aggregate, with a maximum of 60% limestone for skid resistance and a 50 blow Marshall design and a target field air void of 4.0%. Used on medium volume roads with truck traffic between 125 and R This mix is identical to type 14 except that a (RAP) is used to supplement the virgin aggregate. All properties are the same as that of the type This mix is designed to have a crushed value of 0% for the combined mineral aggregate, with a maximum of 60% limestone for skid resistance and a 50 blow Marshall design and a target field air void of 3.5%. Used for shoulders off the Interstate and Expressway system. 17C 17R 17RC This mix is designed to have a crushed value of 20% or 40% for the combined mineral aggregate, with a maximum of 60% limestone for skid resistance and a 50 blow Marshall design and a target field air void of 3.5%. The 20% is used for shoulders on interstate and expressways and for mainline when traffic is detoured with 125 trucks or less. The 40% is used for mainline under traffic with 125 trucks or less. This mix is identical to type 17 except that a (RAP) material is used to supplement the virgin aggregate. All properties are the same as that of the type 17. This mix is identical to the type 17C, 20% or 40% except that a (RAP) material is used to supplement the virgin aggregate. All properties are the same as that of the type 17C.

20 1 1R This mix is composed of a combined mineral aggregate of not less than 50% crushed rock, crushed mineral aggregates which contain no more than 15% naturally occurring fine retained on the 10 sieve, 60% maximum limestone permitted. Used for the same type of projects as type 11. This mix is identical to type 1 except that a (RAP) material is used to supplement the virgin aggregate. Used in the same type of projects as type This mix is composed of crushed quartzite or granite and mineral filler if required. Used for the same type of projects as type 13. 3R This mix is identical to type 3 except that a (RAP) material is used to supplement the virgin aggregate. Used in the same type of projects as type This mix is composed of not less than 30% crushed rock, crushed mineral aggregates which contain no more than 20% naturally occurring fine aggregates retained on the No. 10 sieve and mineral filler if required, 60% maximum limestone permitted. Used for the same type of projects as type 14. 4R This mix is identical to type 4 except that a (RAP) material is used to supplement the virgin aggregate. Used in the same type of projects as type This mix is composed of a combined mineral aggregate, 60% maximum limestone permitted. Used for the same type of projects as type 17. 7R II IIR A A Special AX AX Special Q This mix is identical to type 7 except that a (RAP) material is used to supplement the virgin aggregate. Used in the same type of projects as type 17. This mix is composed of mineral aggregate No. 2-A, mineral aggregate No. 5 (fine sand) and mineral filler. This mix is identical to type II except that a (RAP) material is used to supplement the virgin aggregate. This mix is composed of crushed rock, mineral filler and 3-A crushed sand gravel. This mix was used as both a base and surface course. This mix is composed of crushed rock, mineral filler and 3-A crushed sand gravel. This mix was used as a base course. The gradation of the crushed rock was slightly coarser and the percentage content of crushed rock in the mix higher than the A mix. This mix is composed of crushed rock, fly ash and mineral aggregate. It was used as both a base and surface course on the interstate. This mix is composed of the same material as type AX only this mix has a higher percentage of crushed rock. It was used as a base course on the Interstate. This mix is composed of crushed quartzite or crushed granite. This was used as a surface layer on the Interstate.

21 RQ MQ CC, CC1 & CC2 RCC RAX RAX Special SMA SUPERPAVE SPS This mix is identical to type Q except that a (RAP) material is used to supplement the virgin aggregate. Used on same type of projects as Q. This is an open graded mix composed of quartzite or granite gravel sand aggregate and mineral filler. Used on the surface layer of the Interstate. These mixes are composed of crushed concrete, 3-A sand and mineral filler. This mix is composed of (RAP), approximately 82% crushed concrete and 18% 3-A sand gravel. Used as a base course on the Interstate. This mix is identical to the type AX except that it has a RAP material added to supplement the virgin aggregate. Used in the same line as type AX. This mix is identical to the type AX Special except that it has a RAP material added to supplement the virgin aggregate. Used along the same lines as type AX Special. Experimental European Mixture Stone Mastic Asphalt composed of crushed rock, 3A crushed sand gravel and mineral filler. Used on high traffic volume roads. This is a mix design system for specifying asphalt binders and mineral aggregates, developing and analyzing asphalt mixtures and establishing pavement performance prediction, based on cumulative equivalent single axle loads. In general SP4 and SP5 will be used on mainline pavements and SPS will be used on shoulders. This is a Surfacing for Paved Shoulder mix. This mix uses PG (52-34 as of ) at a content to yield a target air void of 1.5%. It promotes the use of RAP at a content of 35 to 50% and thus reduces the amount of added binder and aggregates by as much as half. It contains no lime. GGCRM This is a Gap Graded Crumb Rubber Modified mix. Placed as a surface mix, usually 1.5 to 2.5 in thickness. This has the resemblance of a SMA (Stone Mastic Asphalt) mix. It is a high binder, rut and crack resistant surface which is still in research and development stages. Used on high volume roadways. GGCRMLV LC This is a Gap Graded Crumb Rubber Modified Low Volume mix. Placed as a surface mix, usually 1.5 to 2.5 in thickness. This has the resemblance of a SMA (Stone Mastic Asphalt) mix. It is a high binder, rut and crack resistant surface which is still in research and development stages. Used on low to medium volume roadways. This mix is used as a type of SAMI (stress absorbing membrane interface). It is a fine graded mix. This leveling course is intended to slow down reflective cracking from the existing pavement and to provide an impermeable layer to resist the flow of water in the asphalt mix. This mix uses PG (64-34 for non-interstate as of ) with a high binder content to produce a lower air void content (2.5%).

22 RLC OGFC-CRM HRB SPL SPR This mix is used as a leveling course for HLSS, FDR, and overlay projects. This mix is the same gradation as an LC but uses standard PG binder types and contents, and targets regular mainline volumetrics. This is an Open Graded Friction Course mix. Placed as a surface mix, usually 1 to 1.5 in thickness. This is coarser than a regular OGFC and contains higher binder amounts. This mix uses binder that is modified with crumb rubber. Provides a high friction, drained and quiet pavement section. Used on mainline roadways and ramps. This is a High Rap Base mix. It is a very fine graded, single aggregate mix used in lower lifts only. It contains a minimum 25% or 35% RAP as specified and a maximum 50% RAP. The mix contains no lime and a minimum 5.5% of PG (64-34 as of ) binder. It is a very stiff mix used on low to medium volume roadways. This Static Pressure Loading mix is a well graded Marshall mix. There is a fine mix and a course mix. The mixes are used primarily for camper pads, parking lots, lower lifts, and temporary pavement. RAP is not required but often needed to achieve the required 230 psi bearing capacity. It contains no lime and a minimum 5.2% of PG (64-34 as of ) binder. This is a coarse but well graded mix used in lower lifts on low to medium volume roadways and surface lifts on low volume roadways. It is a gyratory mix created to replace the SPL mix. It requires lime, has a minimum 20% RAP and minimum 5.0% of binder.

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