Abstract
This session covers the lessons learned from the development of INDOT’s in-house chip seal/ fog seal program. Presenters will discuss the methodology involved in candidate selection, material selection and logistics. Presenters will also discuss the statewide effort to provide training and support to the INDOT staff that has reintroduced this age old surface treatment as a viable, economical, and effective pavement preservation treatment.
Session Number
102
Session Title
How to Develop and Implement a Successful In-House Chip Seal Program
Track Title
Pavement Management
Location
FACW
Date of Version
March 2013
Recommended Citation
Tompkins, Bill and Vandegriff, Gary, "How to Develop and Implement a Successful In-House Chip Seal Program" (2013). Purdue Road School. 8.
https://docs.lib.purdue.edu/roadschool/2013/presentations/8
Start Date
3-6-2013 12:00 AM
Included in
How to Develop and Implement a Successful In-House Chip Seal Program
FACW
This session covers the lessons learned from the development of INDOT’s in-house chip seal/ fog seal program. Presenters will discuss the methodology involved in candidate selection, material selection and logistics. Presenters will also discuss the statewide effort to provide training and support to the INDOT staff that has reintroduced this age old surface treatment as a viable, economical, and effective pavement preservation treatment.
