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Pavement Rehabilitation

Pavement Rehabilitation can be done with cold techniques involving special bitumen emulsions such as CIR (Cold In-place Recycling) and CCPR (Cold Central Plant Recycling). The wearing course is usually an Asphalt Mix (Hot or Warm) but Other techniques such as Microsurfacing, chip seals or cape seals can be used for low traffic roads and rural areas.

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Cold in place Recycling (CIR)

Cold in place Recycling (CIR)

Cold in-place recycling with EcoStab® emulsion rehabilitates old pavements showing signs of fatigue cracks and significant deformation (rutting). It can be used for both road and airfield pavement. The pavement is deeply reclaimed on-site using specific reclaiming machines. The reclaimed materials are then remixed with water, EcoStab® emulsion, and other additives such as Portland cement.

Cold Central Plant Recycling (CCPR)

Cold Central Plant Recycling (CCPR)

The pavement is reclaimed at the site and then stockpiled. The reclaimed pavement materials are then characterized by laboratory tests and re-blended in a dedicated plant with water, EcoStab® emulsion, and other additives such as Portland cement. After blending, the mixture is then transported to the job site for paving application.