Pavement Preservation in Maryland

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Pavement Preservation

NATE MOORE PAVEMENT MANAGEMENT MARYLAND DOT STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION [email protected] MAY 2017

State Report

MDOT State Highway Admin 17,117 Lane Miles (23%) 71% of Vehicle Miles 62% Flexible Pavement 37% Composite Pavement 1% PCC Surface $12 Billion Replacement Cost

PAVEMENT & GEOTECHNICAL DESIGN GUIDE • Includes Pavement Preservation • Last Updated June 2016 • Search MD Pavement Design Guide http://www.roads.maryland.gov/Index.aspx?PageId=12

The week after the Nashville Meeting

Biorestor Results



Top Binder from top ¾” of core

Viscosity of Surface per Witczak

http://pavement.engineering.asu.edu/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/12PavementCrackingDistress-Witczak.pdf

http://pavement.engineering.asu.edu/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/12PavementCrackingDistress-Witczak.pdf

http://pavement.engineering.asu.edu/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/12PavementCrackingDistress-Witczak.pdf

http://pavement.engineering.asu.edu/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/12PavementCrackingDistress-Witczak.pdf

Preliminary Forecast Lane Miles

Lane Miles

Treatment

2017

2018

2019

Treatment

2017

2018

2019

Microsurface

25

25

25

Dense Asphalt Overlay

350

300

300

Surface Abrasion

20

10

10

SMA Asphalt Overlay

250

250

200

Crack Seal

350

350

350

Rejuvenator

0

0

5

Ultrathin Bonded Wearing Course

40

50

75

Asphalt Patching

250

250

250

Chip Seal

0

0

5

High Friction Surface Treatment

1

2

3

Concrete Pavement Restoration

5

5

5

Diamond Grinding

3

3

3

Preventive Maintenance Requirements • • • •

Memo from Chief Engineer February 2017 To District Engineers Requiring Teamwork

Preventive Maintenance Requirements

Preventive Maintenance Requirements

Preventive Maintenance Requirements

Preventive Maintenance Requirements

Preventive Maintenance Requirements Goals • 26% of Pavement Preservation Budget for FY 2019 • 30% of Paving Benefit • 62% of Lane Miles for FY 2019

Preventive Maintenance Requirements Goals • 26% of Pavement Preservation Budget for FY 2019 • 30% of Paving Benefit • 62% of Lane Miles for FY 2019

Microsurfacing Friction Performance HPV (High Polish Value) vs. NON-HPV (Carbonate) vs. Microsurface in URBAN ARTERIALS 500

60

450

40

About 15 FN Difference

400

About 45% More Control

300

350

30

250 200

20

150 100

10 0

50 0

10

20 Age

30

40

0

HPV MILES

Miles of Data

Friction Number

50

NON-HPV MILES MICROSURFACE MILES HPV MO URBAN ARTERIALS NON-HPV MO URBAN ARTERIALS MICROSURFACE MO URBAN ARTERIALS

Challenges 

Performance Modeling for HPMS measures for TAMP



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Integrating Data from multiple sources Crash Data  WIM

Data

 Material

Source Data

 Material

QA Data

 Construction

Management Data

 Project-Level

Core and FWD Data

 Historic

Videolog - 1974 to 2000

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