Location
STEW 214CD
Session Number
34
Session Title
Recycle Your Roadway Full-Depth Reclamation With Cement
Track Title
Maintenance & Operations
Event Description/Abstract
Full-depth reclamation (FDR) with cement is a construction process in which worn out flexible pavement is pulverized and left in place, mixed with cement and the underlying subgrade, compacted, graded, and paved over. FDR results in great savings because the old roadway is recycled, not removed, and the finished cementtreated base can be incorporated as part of the new pavement design. In this presentation we discuss design, construction, testing, and public and private case studies.
Full-Depth Reclamation (FDR): More INDOT Perspectives, Lessons Learned & Future
STEW 214CD
Full-depth reclamation (FDR) with cement is a construction process in which worn out flexible pavement is pulverized and left in place, mixed with cement and the underlying subgrade, compacted, graded, and paved over. FDR results in great savings because the old roadway is recycled, not removed, and the finished cementtreated base can be incorporated as part of the new pavement design. In this presentation we discuss design, construction, testing, and public and private case studies.