For a pavement that is experiencing accelerated deterioration due to delayed ettringite formation, and that is near a minimum service level condition (i.e., nearly "failed"), has anyone had previous experience with being able to recycle this pavement by rehabilitating it with an asphalt overlay? (In this case, it's a reinforced PCC pavement.) Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

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Delayed Ettringite Formation

Thread starter GPFuan
Start date Mar 9, 2001

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Mar 9, 2001

GPFuan

Civil/Environmental

For a pavement that is experiencing accelerated deterioration due to delayed ettringite formation, and that is near a minimum service level condition (i.e., nearly "failed&quot

, has anyone had previous experience with being able to recycle this pavement by rehabilitating it with an asphalt overlay? (In this case, it's a reinforced PCC pavement.) Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.