Cold in Place Recycled Asphalt
Thursday, August 18, 2022 | 11:00–12:30 p.m. PT
Cold In-Place Recycling (CIR) is a process that involves a milling machine with a paver mixer. It provides an alternative to traditional mill and overlay and is completed with limited pieces of equipment. CIR is considered an on-site application for moderate- to low-volume roadways that do not have major underlying structural issues, such as deep cracking, poor drainage, pumping and saturated subgrade materials. It is an option for fixing pavement failures such as potholes, rutting, fatigue and block cracking. CIR has been in practice for decades yet is underutilized. CIR supports greener practices, sustainability and pavement performance.
The Federal Highway Administration will host an informative Innovation Exchange webinar with subject mater experts to discuss the benefits of CIR, optimal project conditions, performance specifications, and what you need to know before considering CIR in future pavement contracts.
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Meeting ID: 160 374 3922
Passcode: 034181
For questions, contact Karyn Vandervoort with FHWA’s Office of Federal Lands Highway at Karyn.Vandervoort@dot.gov.