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Unsurfaced roads Liquid enzyme soil stabilizers make it possible to use local soils “as is” to create roads that are intended to remain unsurfaced such as are commonly seen in rural, access, mining, logging, agricultural and village applications. Soils with existing gradation and plasticity can usually be improved, as can gravel roads or base materials contaminated with fines, and degraded asphalt roads that have reverted to “gravel.” Liquid
enzyme soil stabilizers
are also a powerful way to use blends of local soils and amendments. This
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Roads that will receive a surface treatment Asphalt pavement life can be greatly extended by stabilizing base and sub-base layers, whether local soils are used “as is”, or blended with amendments to improve gradation and plasticity. Surface treatments
on stabilized base materials Incorporating RAP Adding soil stabilizers
to RAP (recycled asphalt pavement) mixed with up to 50% of soil materials
creates maximum road strength (based on IGES test results). The approach
of recycling (RAP) + stabilizer + soil has proven to be highly efficient,
as it combines four stabilization steps in one. Production rates in excess
of 50,000 square meters per day are achievable. This method yields a significant
increase in strength and material uniformity in a stabilized bed that
is immediately ready for shaping and compaction. Request
more info on stabilization with RAP |
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