Specifications

In part one of our two-part series on the best practices of micro surfacing and slurry seal applications, we share all of the basics and best preparation practices. In part two, forthcoming in the Spring 2020 issue of Preservation Pro, will dig into the best practices on the job site.

Each year, AsphaltPro prepares a supplemental magazine focused on pavement preservation treatments, PreservationPro. Check out the articles featured in the May 2019 issue of PreservationPro below.

Road Science Gets the Credit Road Science, a Division of ArrMaz, announced that it successfully completed a comprehensive American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) On-Site Assessment and Quality Management System Evaluation of its research and development and customer support laboratory in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The review was conducted by AASHTO re:source over a […]

MAP-21, Environmental Product Declarations, and the launch of roadresource.org continue to impact pavement maintenance trends. Roadtec’s Eric Baker, Asphalt Recycling & Reclaiming Association president, shares his thoughts.

What you need to know about new material standards, design standards and construction guides from AASHTO’s Emulsion Task Force. What impact will the specifications have on pavement preservation treatments, including chip seal, micro surfacing and fog seal, as well as tack coats and cold recycled mixtures?