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Pavement reinforcement

Reducing fatigue cracking 2

Innovative solutions for asphalt and unbound pavements and soft ground stabilisation Whether constructing a gravel forestry track over soft soil or resurfacing a multi-lane highway, Maccaferri has the technical knowledge and wide product range to provide solutions for the rigorous demands of today s roads. Resources are becoming scarce and pavement owners require longer life for less money. By reducing materials and whole-life costs, Maccaferri s leading range of pavement and ground stabilization products can help achieve these goals. Reinforcing pavements over peat Extending life of resurfacing works Improving access over wet or soft ground Because every project is different, Maccaferri offers the widest range of products available for asphalt and unbound layers, as well as drainage geocomposites to remove water from the pavement structure. Project Technical Service For 130 years Maccaferri has been developing innovative, sustainable engineering solutions. Our staff are on hand to offer full technical support including analysis and design, product selection and installation supervision. Maccaferri are your project partners every step of the way. 3

Asphalt reinforcement Reinforcement can produce a threefold increase in the service life of pavements by reducing fatigue, reflective, thermal and settlement cracking. Stress concentrations in the asphalt matrix are relieved and redistributed by the reinforcement, resulting in: Delayed initiation of cracks Slower crack growth Narrower crack width Wider spacing between cracks Deviation of cracks Reinforcement also provides lateral restraint within the asphalt, which improves resistance to rutting and shoving. With steel Road Mesh TM and fibreglass or polyester geogrid MacGrid AR, Maccaferri provides a complete range of asphalt reinforcement solutions. Typical applications Runways, highways, road widening, ports and wharves, uphill running lanes, junctions, industrial areas, mining, heavy vehicle turning-areas, bus lanes, trench reinstatement, overlaying concrete pavements, material handling and parking areas. Key Problems Reflective cracking Thermal cracking Fatigue / Crocodile cracking Rutting and Shoving Haunching failure High-axle loads Construction on peat soils Differential settlement Weak subgrades Reduced construction layer thickness Asphalt Wheel load deflection Reinforcement The unique geometry of Road Mesh TM allows full compaction to occur around the wire strands resulting in full interlock with the asphalt matrix Unbound Peaks of strain Tensile strain Reinforcement smoothes out stress and strain concentrations in the asphalt Unreinforced Reinforced Interlock with asphalt Rutting and shoving Fatigue cracking Reflective cracking Proble 4

Unbound pavement reinforcement and soft subgrade stabilisation Reinforcement placed within an unbound granular layer can reduce the layer thickness required by a third. Two mechanisms work to increase the elastic modulus and bearing capacity, resulting in improved resistance to deformation and rutting; lateral restraint to the aggregate particles tensioned membrane effect Maccaferri s woven geogrids and extruded polymer grids MacGrid WG and EG, provide a complete solution to reinforcement of the unbound layer and can be used in conjunction with MacTex geotextiles to form a barrier membrane to prevent interlayer contamination. The woven polypropylene geotextile MacTex W1 is used to provide cost effective reinforcement of unbound roads on soft ground. Key Problems Bearing capacity failure Differential settlement Rutting Wet / saturated ground Construction layer thickness Weak subgrades Typical applications Mines, quarries, agricultural roads, military, landfill, forestry roads, construction sites, haul roads, port areas, wharves and parking areas. Aggregate interlock Reinforcement/separation Reinforcing pavements over peat Lateral restraint Tensioned Improving membraneaccess over wet or soft ground Access over wet/soft ground Soft ground stabilisation Reduction of granular layer thickness ms 5

Pavement Drainage The pavement structure can be weakened by water within, beneath or adjacent to it. Maccaferri s MacDrain drainage geocomposites are used to control and remove this water, enhancing pavement performance. Selection of an appropriate drainage geocomposite is dependent upon its intended location within the pavement, the materials it will be in contact with and the drainage capacity required. Performance requirements will be different for an unbound pavement in a monsoon region, to an asphalt pavement in an area susceptible to ground frost. Traditional roadside trench drains can often be replaced with MacDrain, reducing excavation, backfill material volume and cost. Road Mesh TM MacGrid AR MacGrid WG S MacGrid EG MacTex Filtration Asphalt Unbound Subgrade MacDrain TD Soil Drainage MacDrain Collector Drainage Solutio 6

Product Range & Selection Matrix Maccaferri offers a range of solutions to meet your pavement needs. Our products are CE marked and many have local conformance certification. Please contact your nearest Maccaferri office for product selection advice, data sheets and project specific technical assistance. For global contact details, please visit www.maccaferri-usa.com Product Feature / Benefit Drainage Unbound layers Asphalt layers Road Mesh TM MacGrid AR MacGrid AR G MacGrid EG MacGrid WG S MacTex W1/W2 MacTex N / H MacDrain Steel wire hexagonal mesh with transverse steel bars. Road Mesh TM provides the highest level of protection against rutting, shoving, fatigue, thermal, reflection and settlement cracking. Glass fibre or polyester woven geogrid with coating. With high tensile strength and high modulus of elasticity at low elongation, MacGrid AR is a cost effective solution for preventing cracks in the upper pavement layers. Glass fibre or polyester woven geogrid with coating and geotextile backing. MacGrid AR G is impregnated with bitumen to provide crack prevention with a waterproof membrane and improved bond between the asphalt layers. Extruded polypropylene biaxial geogrids. MacGrid EG controls deformation and rutting, enabling the thickness of granular layers to be reduced. Woven polyester geogrids with polymer coating. MacGrid WG provides cost effective, long term control of deformation and rutting with soft subgrades or high axle loads. Woven polypropylene (W1) and polyester geotextiles (W2) provide separation and reinforcement for construction on soft ground. Non-woven needle-punched polyester geotextiles. MacTex N/H are used to separate granular materials preventing interlayer contamination. Drainage geocomposites with a polymeric drainage core and a non-woven geotextile filter on one or both sides to stop the core clogging with soils. Grid Size: 80x100mm Strength: 40-60kN/m Grid Size: 12.5mm or 40mm Strength: 50-200kN/m Grid Size: 12.5 or 40mm Strength: 50-200kN/m Grid Size: 38mm Strength: 15-40kN/m Grid Size: 20-35mm Strength: 20-300kN/m Strength: (W1): 20-110kN/m Strength: (W2): 40-880kN/m Strength: 6-35kN/m Drain core and textile performance selected to suit application Problem Reflective cracking Fatigue cracking Thermal Cracking Rutting & Shoving Road widening Haunching Failure Differential Settlement Overlay of concrete pavements Reducing layer thickness Bearing capacity failure ns Wet / saturated ground High axle loads Asphalt Road MacGrid Mesh TM AR 7 MacGrid EG Solution o = in conjunction with other reinforcement products MacGrid WG Unbound MacTex W1 MacTex H / N o o o

Research and Development Maccaferri s pavement products have been developed through an extensive program of international research. Smart Road, Virginia Tech, USA Full scale instrumented field trials showed Road Mesh TM produced a 72% decrease in strain and a fatigue life improvement of up to 120%. Comparison between various asphalt reinforcements Nottingham University, UK Beam bending tests showed Road Mesh TM can reduce thermal cracking and extend the service life of asphalt overlays by three times. Wheel track tests showed Road Mesh TM can halve the depth of rutting. ISMES, Italy Cyclic loading showed Road Mesh TM can extend the service life of asphalt pavements by three times. Life extension with Road Mesh TM Resear 8

Design and Installation Maccaferri uses state of the art design software, featuring various design methodologies, to optimise the reinforcement and the required thickness of the pavement layers. As reinforced pavements require less maintenance, whole life costs are lower: - Reduced materials - Reduced vehicle movements - Reduced traffic congestion. Maccaferri s pavement products are straightforward to install and recycle: Road Mesh TM MacGrid AR / AR G MacGrid EG / WG MacTex MacDrain Installation Can be laid on milled surfaces. Stretched, rolled and secured with asphalt blinding or nails. Requires a minimum of 70 mm asphalt cover. Can be trafficked during installation by site vehicles. Secured to smooth asphalt surfaces with bituminous bond coat or self-adhesive backing. Cannot be trafficked during installation. Requires 40 mm asphalt cover Installed in the granular layers (geogrid), or on soft ground (geotextile). Recycling Mill down to 15 mm above the mesh. Locate mesh, and pull out with hydraulic excavator. Recycle as galvanised wire. Mill out and recycle with asphalt. Recycle as polyester/polypropylene. ch 9

Project examples Asphalt Pavements 1 2 3 4 5 6 1. Road Mesh - State highway, Pennsylvania, USA 2. Road Mesh - Interstate, Bratislava, Slovakia 3. MacGrid AR - Major highway, Belgium 4. Road Mesh - City road, Surgut, Russia 5. Road Mesh - Dual carriageway, Indonesia 6. MacGrid AR - Major highway, India Examp l 10

Unbound Pavements / Surfaces 7 8 9 10 7. MacGrid WG - Subgrade reinforcement, Brazil 8. MacGrid WG - Subgrade reinforcement, Brazil 9. MacGrid EG - Subgrade reinforcement, USA 10. MacTex - Windfarm access road on soft ground, Canada es 11