As part of pavement maintenance and preservation there are different processes that can help to maintain the road network in a relatively high state of condition. One of these processes is the use of crack sealing and filling. The sealing process is a localized treatment that is used to prevent water and debris from entering cracks in asphalt and concrete pavements. The crack sealants can be asphalt emulsions, asphalt cement and different types of rubberized asphalt. Crack sealing/filling can be a very effective pavement maintenance tool.
Hot Applied Joint & Crack Sealant, ASTM 6690 Type IV or Equivalent
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Hot Applied Joint & Crack Sealant, ASTM 6690 Type II & III or Equivalent
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Hot Applied Joint & Crack Sealant, ASTM 6690 Type I or Equivalent
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2008 – WMA Technology as a Possible Tool for Resolving Longitudinal Joint Problems-Tighe,Moore,MacTaggart and Davidson
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1968-Reduction in Transverse Pavement Cracking by Use of Softer Asphalt Cements-Norman W. McLeod
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1972-A 4 year Survey of Low Temperature Transverse Pavement Cracking on Three Ontario Test Roads – Norman McLeod
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2006-Chip Sealing Systems Improving Early Age Chip Retention-Anton Kucharek, Keith Davidson and Jean-Martin Croteau
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Beram / MACSEAL Joint and Crack Sealant SDS Sheet
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