Research Shows Benefits of Pavement Preservation Techniques
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This 2-page fact sheet provides summaries of selected pavement preservation techniques implemented in a variety of research projects at MnROAD. Techniques include monitoring and distress surveys, microsurfacing, lane-shoulder sealing, asphalt longitudinal joint protection, thin warm-mix asphalt overlay, full-depth concrete joint repairs, partial-depth concrete repairs, diamond grinding, ultra-thin bonded wearing coarse with stabilized full-depth
reclamation, and thin bonded concrete overlays of asphalt pavement.
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Transportation Engineering and Road Research Alliance (TERRA). (2014). Research Shows Benefits of Pavement Preservation Techniques. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/175046.
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