Bond Contribution to Whitetopping Performance on Low Volume Roads, Construction Report, HR-341, 1993

(1993) Bond Contribution to Whitetopping Performance on Low Volume Roads, Construction Report, HR-341, 1993. Transportation, Department of

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Abstract

This research was initiated in 1991 as a part of a whitetopping project to study the effectiveness of various techniques to enhance bond strength between a new Portland cement concrete (PCC) overlay and an existing asphalt cement concrete (ACC) pavement surface. A 1,676 m (5,500 ft) section of county road R16 in Dallas County, Iowa was divided into 12 test sections. The various techniques used to enhance bond were power brooming, power brooming with air blast, milling, cement and water grout, and emulsion tack coat. As a part of these bonding techniques, two pavement thicknesses were placed; two different concrete proportions were used; and two sections were planed to a uniform cross-slope.