California Interstate Crack & Seat Concrete Pavement with Asphalt Overlay Projects, 1991-2025

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Crack & Seat Concrete Pavement with Asphalt Overlay Projects – Iowa 2-Lane Highways, 1986-2025

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Crack & Seat Concrete Pavement with Asphalt Overlay Projects – Southeast Wisconsin Local Roads, 1983-2025

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Crack and Seating Done Without Removing Asphalt Surface on Runway Rehab Project

When culling old documents from file cabinets, one sometimes discovers reminders of past accomplishments that bring back good memories. Antigo Construction performed crack & seat of Runway 5/23 at Columbus Airport (IN) in 1988. The project was unique in that the 8-inch-thick concrete pavement was cracked and seated without first removing the existing 6-inch- to 2-inch-thick asphalt overlay. Nondestructive tests (now known as falling weight deflectometer) were performed to measure the elastic moduli of the concrete layer before and after cracking and seating. The testing confirmed effective cracking and seating of the concrete layer. This article from 37 years ago reminds us that though much has changed in the construction of pavements, the basic concepts of fracturing concrete pavements prior to an asphalt overlay still apply today.

Caltrans Plans for Perpetual Pavement

This very successful crack & seat and asphalt overlay project received an Asphalt Pavement Alliance 2021 Perpetual Pavement by Design Award.

Crack & Seat Airport Pavements – Project Examples

Pictorial examples of Antigo’s process of cracking & seating airport pavements prior to asphalt overlay.

Antigo International – Concrete Pavement Rehabilitation

In-situ recycling options for concrete pavement rehabilitation provided worldwide by Antigo International.

Cracking & Seating Concrete Pavement at Airports, 1984 to 2020

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The right CSOL-ution

Washington State DOT’s last-ditch play against aging pavements is a unique success.

Norwalk Uses Crack & Seat to Rehabilitate Roadways

Description of how a city and its engineering firm are using crack & seat and asphalt overlay to rehabilitate failing concrete pavements.

The use of crack and seat treatment in refurbishment of airfield pavements

The overall purpose of the guide is to provide enough information to enable those engineers not familiar with crack and seat technology to be able to conduct effective maintenance of concrete pavements at airfields.