Workshop - Asphalt Materials & Strategies for Managing & Maintaining Your Pavements - International Road Federation
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Asphalt Materials &
Strategies for Managing
& Maintaining Your
Pavements
For Professionals. By Professionals.
Bangkok, Thailand
April 24-27, 2018
Workshop
International Road Federation
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The IRF serves a network of public and private
sector members in more than 70 countries by
Abdullah A. Al-Mogbel providing world-class knowledge resources, ad-
vocacy services, and continuing education pro-
IRF Chairman
grams which together offer a global marketplace
for best practices and industry solutions.
About the Event 1
Course Description
Better ride quality, safer roads, reduced fuel consumption, lower emissions and longer service
life are some of the tangible benefits deriving from proper maintenance techniques and
strategies for asphalt pavements.
With this in mind, the IRF is pleased to announce a hands-on workshop designed to providing
attendees with world-class guidance on Asphalt & Emulsion Binders, Aggregates and
Pavement Condition Surveys, and Asphalt Pavement Maintenance Techniques.
Learning Outcomes
• Learn about the qualities of asphalt and emulsions, where it comes from, how it’s produced
and how to select the best material for your project.
• Learn about properly selecting the best local aggregates and what qualities are important
to getting good results.
• Learn about pavement preservation treatments and how to select the best approach based
on road conditions.
• Learn how to design, specify, and properly place the right treatment for the right road at
the right time.
• Learn about the latest advances in the development of designs, materials, additives, and
placement techniques.
Target Audience
• Road & Transport Agencies Executives
• Paving Contractors
• Consulting Engineers
• Asphalt Technologists & Technicians
• Road Agency Professionals
• University Professors and Academics
Venue & Hotel
Millennium Hilton Bangkok
123 Charoennakorn Road, Klongsan, Bangkok, 10600, Thailand
2 Speakers
LEAD INSTRUCTOR
BILL O’LEARY
President, Prime Materials and Supply
Mr. O’Leary has been involved in the production of asphalt and asphalt
emulsions since 1980 primarily as the President and founder of Prime Materials
and Supply a Texas based asphalt emulsion producer. He is a longtime
advocate for Pavement Preservation serving multiple terms as President of
the Foundation for Pavement Preservation (FP2) that provides resources to advance knowledge for
managing and preserving pavements. FP2 supports research to educate government and industry
professionals in the economical, safety and performance advantages of pavement preservation. Two
term President of the Asphalt Emulsion Manufacturers Association, an International Organization
representing the asphalt emulsion industry. Appointed member of Transportation Research Board
Committee on Pavement Maintenance AHD-20 and as a board member of numerous other industry
associations. Bill has an in-depth knowledge of asphalt materials from production to placement
and has conducted seminars and made hundreds of presentations.
SPEAKER
REX W. EBERLY
General Manager, Bergkamp Bituminous Solutions
Rex W. Eberly, General Manager - Bergkamp Bituminous Solutions and Global
Sales Manager for Bergkamp Inc. has worked in the Asphalt Paving and
Pavement Preservation industry since 1983. He has held multiple operations
and sales positions at contracting and manufacturing companies. He is a
graduate of Kansas State University with a degree in Civil Engineering Technology and Surveying.
He has experience in project management and supervision of Micro surfacing, slurry seal, chip seal,
cold in-place recycling, full depth reclamation, soil stabilization and crack treatment projects.
Rex is a member of the Board of Directors of ISSA and serves as Vice-president of the organization.
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Schedule-at-a-Glance 3
DAY 1 DAY 2
08:00 Asphalt as a Material – Bill O’Leary 08:00 Selecting Asphalt for Specific
• What Qualities to Look for in a Good Applications – Bill O’Leary
Asphalt?
• Current Supply and Market Outlook • Conventional Hot Mix Paving
• Prime Coats
09:30 • Chip Sealing
Break
• Tack Coats
• Cold Mixes
10:00 Testing Methods and Why These • Other
Qualities are Important to Understand –
Bill O’Leary 09:30 Break
• Traditional Test and Specifications
• SuperPave and Performance Grade 10:00
Testing and Specifications Selecting Aggregates for Your
Project – Bill O’Leary
12:00 Lunch • Aggregate Sources
• Gradations
13:00 Processing and Manufacturing • Logistics od Aggregate Source and
Project Site
Specific Asphalt Grades to Meet • Determining Suitability for Your Project
Current Specifications – Bill O’Leary
• Blending and Modifying Asphalt to 12:00
Produce Desired Grades Lunch
• Additives Used in Processing
• Equipment and Processes Used in 13:00 Evaluating Your Existing Pavement
Modification
Conditions And Needs – Bill O’Leary
• Condition surveys and options for
14:30 Break developing data
• Setting priorities for managing your
15:00 network
Manufacturing Asphalt Emulsions –
Rex Eberly • Budgets and project selection
• Overview of Emulsions
• Understanding what type asphalt or 14:30 Break
emulsion is necessary for specific end
use
15:00 Pavement Preservation – Rex Eberly
• Pavement Preservation Approach to
16:00 Manufacturing Asphalt Emulsions – Managing Paving Assets.
– Bill O’Leary
17:00 • Making the Most of Your Paving
• Chemical and Processing Investments.
• Production Equipment • Case Studies of Successful Pavement
• Base Asphalt Properties Preservation Programs.
• Key Steps in Production
16:00 Pavement Maintenance – Bill
–
17:00 O’Leary
• Routine Maintenance V Preservation
• Patching
• Chip Sealing
• Overlays and leveling
• Other
4 Schedule-at-a-Glance
DAY 3 DAY 4
08:00 Asphalt Recycling – Bill O’Leary 08:00 Micro Surfacing and Slurry Seals –
• Full-Depth Recycling
Rex Eberly
• Hot-in-Place Recycling
• Overview of Technique
• Cold-in-Place Recycling
• Project Selection
• Cold Central Plant Recycling
• Mix Designs and Testing
• Placement and Inspection
09:30 Break • Case Study and Cost
10:00 Crack Sealing – Rex Eberly 09:15 Micro Surfacing Laboratory Mix
• When to Seal, Project Selection Demonstration – Bill O’Leary
• Selecting the Right Sealant • Introduction to Micro Surfacing Mix
• Proper Installation of Crack Sealant Design
• Case Study of Cost Effective Projects • Hand Mix Demonstration
10:40 Fog, Scrub, and Other Surface 10:00 Break
Sealing Techniques – Bill O’Leary
• Low Cost Surface Sealing Techniques 10:30 Multi- Layer Systems – Rex Eberly
• When and How to Apply
• What are multi-layer systems
• Case Study of Cost Effective Projects
• Benefits
• Project selection
12:00 Lunch • Placement and Inspection
13:00 Patching, Material Options and 12:00 Lunch
Proper Techniques – Bill O’Leary
• Various Materials and Patching Options 13:00 New Thin Overlay Mixes – Bill
Available
• Best Material for Your Project O’Leary
• Proper Placement of Different Patching • Background and Development of Design
Options • Unique Qualities and Additives in Thin
Overlays
• Placement and Inspection
14:30 Break • Case Studies and Research
15:00 Chip Sealing – Bill O’Leary 14:30 Break
- • Project Selection, Determining if Chip
17:00 Seals are the Best Choice
• Designs 15:00 Tack Coats and Undersealing – Bill
• Emulsion and Aggregate Selection O’Leary
• Proper Placement and Inspection • Importance of Tack Coats
• Case Study of Cost Effective Projects • When to Underseal / SAM
16:00
– Question and Answers
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