Process
#1 Ripping the Road Surface
Before commencing application, the road surface is ripped.
#2 Mixing Material
A grader mixing material prior to the application of Road Master.
#3 Supplying Road Master Product
Road Master is added to the water that is spread to bring material up to Optimum Moisture Content.
#4 Mixing in Progress
Material is mixed and remixed to ensure uniform Optimum Moisture Content and consistent material distribution.
#5 Mixed and Laid In
After mixing, the material is relatively homogenous in composition, all at Optimum Moisture Content, laid in and ready for compacting.
#6 The Finishing Touches
Near the end of construction, a trim eliminates high spots and fills in low spots. A final compaction run completes the process.
#7 The Result
A photo of the road after reconstruction using an ISTS.
Read More...
For further information about the process that we use you can download a PDF below:
» Stabilization of Residual Soils Using Chemical Method
F. H. Ali & Lee, S. T. (2003), "Stabilization of Residual Soils using Chemical Method", 12th Asian Regional Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, Singapore, 4th - 8th August, 2003
Original Source: http://www.gnpgeo.com.my/download/publication/2003_05.pdf
Airstrip
These photos are from a project where Road Master was used in work on an airstrip.
