USER GUIDELINES FOR WASTE AND BY-PRODUCT MATERIALS IN PAVEMENT CONSTRUCTION

Warren H. Chesner, R J Collins, M H MacKay

Journal of Insect Physiology · 1998 · 236 citations · 0 references

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The project aimed to produce a concise, user‑friendly manual compiling up‑to‑date information on employing waste and by‑product materials in pavement construction. The manual offers technical guidance for highway engineers and material generators, covering nineteen waste/by‑product materials and six major pavement applications, detailing material origins, properties, application performance, design and construction considerations, environmental and cost issues, and suitability criteria, and is distributed in loose‑leaf format for easy updates.

Abstract

The objective of this project was to develop a concise, easy-to-use manual containing the latest available information on the use of waste or by-product materials in pavement construction applications. The manual provides technical guidance for highway and materials engineers, waste and by-product generators, and others involved in making decisions regarding the use of waste and by-product materials in highway construction. The manual covers nineteen waste and by-product materials from the domestic, industrial, and mining sectors and six high-volume pavement construction applications. For each material, information on material origin, sources, and properties is provided. In addition, application-specific information (for specific material-application combinations) is provided, including past performance, engineering properties, processing requirements, design and construction, and unresolved issues. General guidance on environmental and cost issues, and a general outline on determining the suitability of a material in an application, are also provided. The manual is distributed in loose-leaf format for ease of use and to allow future updates and expansion.