How to repair asphalt pavement?
1. Once cracks appear on an asphalt pavement, immediate repair measures should be taken to prevent the intrusion of moisture and other harmful substances, thereby ensuring the lifespan of the road. For small cracks (2-5 mm), emulsified asphalt caulking is recommended.
2. Thermal shrinkage cracks in asphalt pavements primarily include low-temperature shrinkage cracks and thermal fatigue cracks, both of which appear open. Based on their specific location, asphalt pavement cracks can be categorized as reflective cracks and corresponding cracks.
3. Minor cracks less than 2 mm in width can be treated with surface sealing. For asphalt pavements with less stringent flatness requirements, spraying and pressing asphalt can be used for repair or micro-surfacing in hot weather. In cold weather, emulsified asphalt slurry sealant is recommended.
4. When cracks appear on an asphalt pavement, dust and impurities should be removed using a dust blower. Then, the crack should be heated with liquefied petroleum gas until it becomes sticky. If the crack is small, approximately 2-5mm, emulsified asphalt can be injected into the crack for repair.
5. For longitudinal or transverse cracks in the pavement, appropriate treatment measures should be taken depending on the crack width. For cracks within 2-5mm, pre-mixed asphalt with stone chips or sand can be used for grouting. If the crack is wider than 5mm and cracks are present in both the base layer and the asphalt surface, hot-mix asphalt should be used for direct grouting.
1. Once cracks appear on an asphalt pavement, immediate repair measures should be taken to prevent the intrusion of moisture and other harmful substances, thereby ensuring the lifespan of the road. For small cracks (2-5 mm), emulsified asphalt caulking is recommended.
2. Thermal shrinkage cracks in asphalt pavements primarily include low-temperature shrinkage cracks and thermal fatigue cracks, both of which appear open. Based on their specific location, asphalt pavement cracks can be categorized as reflective cracks and corresponding cracks.
3. Minor cracks less than 2 mm in width can be treated with surface sealing. For asphalt pavements with less stringent flatness requirements, spraying and pressing asphalt can be used for repair or micro-surfacing in hot weather. In cold weather, emulsified asphalt slurry sealant is recommended.
4. When cracks appear on an asphalt pavement, dust and impurities should be removed using a dust blower. Then, the crack should be heated with liquefied petroleum gas until it becomes sticky. If the crack is small, approximately 2-5mm, emulsified asphalt can be injected into the crack for repair.
5. For longitudinal or transverse cracks in the pavement, appropriate treatment measures should be taken depending on the crack width. For cracks within 2-5mm, pre-mixed asphalt with stone chips or sand can be used for grouting. If the crack is wider than 5mm and cracks are present in both the base layer and the asphalt surface, hot-mix asphalt should be used for direct grouting.