Rubblization and Crack and Seat as Major Rehabilitation for Concrete Pavements (0-4687-S)

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Author(s):

S.D. Sebesta, T. Scullion

Publication Date:

2007

Abstract:

Rubblization is a unique means of rehabilitating concrete pavements by in-place conversion of the old concrete pavement into a usable base. Two primary methods of rubblizing exist. One method uses a multiple-head breaker (MHB), which breaks the entire lane width in one pass. The other method uses a resonant breaker (RMI), which performs multiple passes across the lane width to rubblize the pavement. Texas has many miles of old jointed concrete pavements needed rehabilitation; thus, this project evaluated field projects and the rubblization process to develop guidelines for performing rubblization on Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) projects.

Report Number:

0-4687-S

Keywords:

Rubblization, pavement rehabilitation, multiple-head breaker, resonant breaker.

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Document/Product: ftp://ftp.dot.state.tx.us/pub/txdot-info/rti/psr/4687.pdf

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