Look at that nasty shit blowing around! I worked a job that previously had been mined and filled with flyash. The infill structure design grades for the new development had me swimming neck deep in the stuff. I had a stockpile higher than the shopping center next to it. The wind would blow and carry the cloud right across the parking lot like that. The shit would blow into my cab as I pushed it. It would make me salivate and spit all day. Nasty nasty nasty stuff. I always wondered if the company ever got fined for it. All in a days worth of just doing what your told!
I don't see the point.. it still needs some sort of surface treatment!! This would not be a system that can last in the north... Save the aggravation and just mill and pave
Whered you get the 3-6 months idea from. It dosent take 3-6 months to resurface a road via original mothods. I should know. I see it done alot. Street near me was done in 4 days. Using new asphalt.
Just retired from a company that does this type of work gets rid of the cost of trucking virgin material and trucks not polluting great for jobs far away from the hot plant it's the future
Iv never seen such a bunch of idiot comments in all my life. Not to mention the fact that when i left FL in 2006, they wouldnt dream of using methods like this then....
It called concrete treated base or ctbt once paved it will last for several years some of it applied 15 years ago and it is still lasting my husband use to do it for a living
I think this is a great idea, it would be nice if it could be contained in 1 machine and maybe a little faster. I could only imagine the billions the gov spends on paying contractors to haul/dispose of the millings to a dump or recycle plant. Then that same plant recycles the millings and sells it right back as new asphalt. Everyone cry's about bad roads, but they have no idea how expensive it costs to have them repaved. How much would the gov save per sq foot on asphalt if they did not have to pay a contractor to haul millings/asphalt out/in, if the asphalt plant was 30 miles away. Most of the issues with asphalt is the ground underneath it. The only other idea would be to have a large scale portable milling recycle plant.
Why should it take 3-6 months for this stretch of Asphalt to be renewed?? Rip it out(~1 day milling(full width)), correct the aggregate underneath it eg., grade, compaction, etc (3-5 days) Hot in Hot Paving ( full width) 1 day. Traffic ready the next morning. But i know youre in the US and like to do thinks in a really fucked up way
All the municipalities want to have a record of trying out and say it failed. There are tons of incentives at the gov level when it comes to procurement of funds. its the same as the low emission requirements, contractors get all kinds of tax credits for that type of equipment
AS the famous quote from one "Homer J Simpson" - - "Son, in America we never go on strike. We go to work every day, and do a half-assed job. It's the American way, son".
CO2 emissions aren't harmful. CO2 is heavier than air and dissipates rapidly. Cement contains Silica. Silica is extremely harmful and your body won't remove it. Yeah, let's endanger the public by spraying dry cement dust onto a road surface and creating massive amounts of dust just to do a subpar paving job which is far more costly and less reliable than current methods while posing an increased risk to the public and crews. Yeah, some future.
It makes a dust storm and end result looks like crap lol what a waste of tax $$$ if you live in that city I would be pissed how your funds are being spent with Mickey Mouse work being conducted
Meatdolt flyash dries the base up so when its milled it mixes in with the added polymers to create a longer lasting surface. meatmuppet you showed up on the short bus huh? If you dont know wtf is going on maybe sit back and learn something instead of opening that poop chute you have of a mouth..
welcome to non-union. cheapest labor possible. no respirators, no water being sprayed, no hard hats. nothing. and for the lovely price of 19$ an hour LOL. union all the way baby ill be enjoying my 52/hr total package as first year apprentice.
@@internazi I have many benefits no matter what the employer says and does. Not saying non union are all bad, but there are many benefits for the worker to he union. Union is on your side in any conflict between you and the employer, non union if you don't do something unsafe that your foreman tells you to do you get fired. In union you get back pay for all days missed. Check out some unions if possible you will be very happy ;) and your family will thank you
@@internazi and you say 2 years unprotected.. it's only 1200 hours. 30 weeks of ONLY 40 hours. I plan on working as much overtime and weekends as possible for that sweet guaranteed time and a half and double time
@@swazeyyy well boy I really typed it sorry and I'm glad I never had to go thru all that nonsense. Good luck. Let's hope you start running your mouth about money in a bar and something like me gets sick of it and ....decides to fix you :) thinks that should qualify me for even more benefits huh? Lmfao
British Columbia has a cool machine that heats the surface of the road and relays the blacktop like ñew
Crystalline silica law be damned with that portland cement
Look at that nasty shit blowing around! I worked a job that previously had been mined and filled with flyash. The infill structure design grades for the new development had me swimming neck deep in the stuff. I had a stockpile higher than the shopping center next to it. The wind would blow and carry the cloud right across the parking lot like that. The shit would blow into my cab as I pushed it. It would make me salivate and spit all day. Nasty nasty nasty stuff. I always wondered if the company ever got fined for it. All in a days worth of just doing what your told!
I don't see the point.. it still needs some sort of surface treatment!! This would not be a system that can last in the north... Save the aggravation and just mill and pave
That's the way to do it
the Portland/ fly Ash mix is dangerous to breath
frankoch1 , yeah, but you only notice that 30 years later😅
Where’s the tack?
Whered you get the 3-6 months idea from. It dosent take 3-6 months to resurface a road via original mothods. I should know. I see it done alot. Street near me was done in 4 days. Using new asphalt.
Just retired from a company that does this type of work gets rid of the cost of trucking virgin material and trucks not polluting great for jobs far away from the hot plant it's the future
Iv never seen such a bunch of idiot comments in all my life. Not to mention the fact that when i left FL in 2006, they wouldnt dream of using methods like this then....
Anybody know how to stringline the screed?
Well
just looks like dirt to me
that makes no since to rip it up and then put it back down.
Cold in place recycling saves the governmental agency forty percent in cost.
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Wow!!! What a waste of time
The finish at the end looked bad, that crap would'nt last 6 months.
It called concrete treated base or ctbt once paved it will last for several years some of it applied 15 years ago and it is still lasting my husband use to do it for a living
takes a long time to dry
It gets paved over
I think this is a great idea, it would be nice if it could be contained in 1 machine and maybe a little faster. I could only imagine the billions the gov spends on paying contractors to haul/dispose of the millings to a dump or recycle plant. Then that same plant recycles the millings and sells it right back as new asphalt. Everyone cry's about bad roads, but they have no idea how expensive it costs to have them repaved. How much would the gov save per sq foot on asphalt if they did not have to pay a contractor to haul millings/asphalt out/in, if the asphalt plant was 30 miles away. Most of the issues with asphalt is the ground underneath it. The only other idea would be to have a large scale portable milling recycle plant.
I'm just here to see what the 13 y/o armchair street engineers think.
Why should it take 3-6 months for this stretch of Asphalt to be renewed?? Rip it out(~1 day milling(full width)), correct the aggregate underneath it eg., grade, compaction, etc (3-5 days) Hot in Hot Paving ( full width) 1 day. Traffic ready the next morning. But i know youre in the US and like to do thinks in a really fucked up way
All the municipalities want to have a record of trying out and say it failed. There are tons of incentives at the gov level when it comes to procurement of funds. its the same as the low emission requirements, contractors get all kinds of tax credits for that type of equipment
AS the famous quote from one "Homer J Simpson" - -
"Son, in America we never go on strike. We go to work every day, and do a half-assed job. It's the American way, son".
@@sirrick59 union labor...
Cold-in-place cycling seems to be the way of the future in the asphalt paving industry as lower CO2 emissions are released during this process.
CO2 emissions aren't harmful. CO2 is heavier than air and dissipates rapidly. Cement contains Silica. Silica is extremely harmful and your body won't remove it. Yeah, let's endanger the public by spraying dry cement dust onto a road surface and creating massive amounts of dust just to do a subpar paving job which is far more costly and less reliable than current methods while posing an increased risk to the public and crews. Yeah, some future.
And they landed on the moon
Hillbilly Road work LoL Smhd....😱😱😱😱🥴🥴
F this process. Mill and lay virgin asphalt
Waste of time
It makes a dust storm and end result looks like crap lol what a waste of tax $$$ if you live in that city I would be pissed how your funds are being spent with Mickey Mouse work being conducted
Meatdolt flyash dries the base up so when its milled it mixes in with the added polymers to create a longer lasting surface. meatmuppet you showed up on the short bus huh? If you dont know wtf is going on maybe sit back and learn something instead of opening that poop chute you have of a mouth..
welcome to non-union. cheapest labor possible. no respirators, no water being sprayed, no hard hats. nothing. and for the lovely price of 19$ an hour LOL. union all the way baby ill be enjoying my 52/hr total package as first year apprentice.
@@internazi I have many benefits no matter what the employer says and does. Not saying non union are all bad, but there are many benefits for the worker to he union. Union is on your side in any conflict between you and the employer, non union if you don't do something unsafe that your foreman tells you to do you get fired. In union you get back pay for all days missed. Check out some unions if possible you will be very happy ;) and your family will thank you
@@internazi and you say 2 years unprotected.. it's only 1200 hours. 30 weeks of ONLY 40 hours. I plan on working as much overtime and weekends as possible for that sweet guaranteed time and a half and double time
@@swazeyyy well boy I really typed it sorry and I'm glad I never had to go thru all that nonsense. Good luck. Let's hope you start running your mouth about money in a bar and something like me gets sick of it and ....decides to fix you :) thinks that should qualify me for even more benefits huh? Lmfao
What a fucking mess
This company is out of business, do to the shit work an quality
Are you sure they are out of business? I currently work for them. I'll let them know they are out of business and it's because of the shitty work.
That.Looks.Like.Shit.