Transcript Deep Crack Sealing with Chipseal

Deep Crack Sealing with Chipseal
Duane Myers
2013
Project Overview
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Help this road survive
without fresh asphalt for a
few years while the overlay
budget bounces back.
Current Status
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What progress has been made since the previous milestone?
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Which tasks have been completed?
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What issues have been resolved?
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What new issues have risen? *
Is the project currently ahead of schedule, on track, or delayed?
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If delayed, what is the mitigation plan?
Issues and Resolutions
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Description of the issue
How was it resolved?
What and how did it impact the project?
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Time
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Cost
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Other
Timeline
Dependencies and Resources
Vendors
Remote
Teams
Manufacturing
Project
Engineering
Sales
Details
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The test area we did was 920’ long and 24’ wide counting both lanes.
It took 3 hours for the crew to seal it.
Total cost of the work including materials was $8500.
A year and a half later the alligator section is still sealed up and
keeping water out.
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Cosmetically the road isn’t as pretty but, the road will likely hold up
for another 4 or 5 years in the worst sections.
Conclusion
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We will consider this treatment again for roads that are too far gone
for a conventional chip seal to work.
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The biggest challenge to making this work is figuring out how to
work it into the program so we don’t lose mileage for the rest of the
program.