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Double Chip Seal, Highway 127
2006-4052
$650,000
Ministry of Transportation Ontario
August 28 to September 2006
Maynooth, Ontario |
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Miller Paving Limited was the successful contractor of the first design-build contract of a High Performance Double Chip Seal in Ontario, let by Eastern MTO. The double chip seal is applied to a structurally sound pavement to provide increased skid resistance and extend the life of the pavement. The contract mandated a two year warranty on which the client will assess the performance prior to the conclusion of the warranty period. |
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Urban Road Rehabilitation
024-T-07
$1.6 million
Town of Markham
June to October 3 year option
Various Residential Streets, Ontario |
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Expanded asphalt stabilization is now being utilized within an urban environment to increase the structural strength of the pavement with many benefits. In comparison to traditional shave and pave or reconstruction, base stabilization provides the client with a proven engineered product which will enable the client to reduce construction delays and decrease life cycle costs. |
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Cold In-Place Recycling
T-05-374
$500,000
Regional Municipality of York
July 2005
Bloomington Road, Ontario |
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Cold In-Place Recycling with CSS-1HP emulsion and 0.5 % cement was utilized on this high volume arterial route which connects Ontario's aggregate resource belt to the GTA. The finished surface was open to traffic for approximately eight weeks without any detrimental effects to the ride or quality of the completed mat.
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Micro Surfacing Contract
T-05-22
$1,100,000
Regional Municipality of York
August 2005
Woodbine Avenue, Ontario |
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This pavement preservation technique was used as a holding strategy for Woodbine Avenue saving the owner a considerable amount of money in comparison to traditional construction techniques over the life of the pavement. It is estimated that this treatment will provide improved skid resistance, aesthetics, and an impermeable layer to seal the underlying pavement structure.
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Slurry Seal
WS-T-07-13
$100,000
The Town of Whitchurch Stouffville
June 2007
St. John's Sideroad, Ontario |
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Slurry Seal is utilized on low volume roads to improve the skid resistance and protect the underlying pavement structure from the penetration of water. This technique will extend the life of the pavement and reduce overall life cycle costs.
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Micro Surfacing
BH0I 07-001
$1,450,000
Brunway Operations
Completed July 2007
Route 2-Riviere Verte to St. Leonard |
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Microsurfacing the travel and passing lanes of the Trans Canada Highway from Riviere Verte to St. Leonard, Approx. 30 km. Due to the presence of wheel ruts in the travel lanes ( average rut depth 15 mm.). First a rut box was used to fill the wheel ruts. Next a scratch course and overlay were placed on both lanes. This project proved to be successful and the owner will implement this process in their maintenance program. |
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Crack Filling and Crack Sealing and Seal Coat Type "A"/ Fog Seal"
2007-052
$685,000
Nova Scotia Department of Transportation
Completed July 2007
6 Sections in various Cape Breton Counties Appox. 18 km. |
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On this project the process consisted of placing a Seal Coat using 3/8 " washed chips and CRS2p emulsion over an existing asphalt surface or previously Seal Coated surface. The Seal Coat was then fogged using a light application of diluted CSS1 emulsion and a light dusting of concrete sand. The Nova Scotia Department of Transportation uses the process exclusively for all their Seal Coats as the use of the fog seal has dramatically reduced plow damage to their Seal Coated Surfaces. |
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Partial Depth Reclamation with Emulsified Asphalt Stabilization and Asphalt Concrete Repaving
2007-025
$1.5 million
Nova Scotia Department of Transportation and Public Works
July 17-26, 2007 (reclamation & stabilization)
Rte. #354, Hants Co., NS |
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Partial Depth Reclamation with Emulsified Asphalt Stabilization. |
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Full Depth Reclamation with Expanded Asphalt Stabilization and Double Chip Seal
2007-051
$866,000
Nova Scotia Department of Transportation and Public Works
June 28 - July 8, 2007 (reclamation & stabilization)
West Side Douth River Rd. (Dunmore Rd.), Antigonish Co., NS |
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Full Depth Reclamation with Expanded Asphalt Stabilization. |
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