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1. Asphalt pavement
2. Concrete pavement
3. Brick pavement
4. Stone pavement
5. Interlocking pavement
6. Gravel pavement
7. Cobblestone pavement
8. Paver pavement
9. Flagstone pavement
10. Tar and chip pavement
2. Concrete pavement
3. Brick pavement
4. Stone pavement
5. Interlocking pavement
6. Gravel pavement
7. Cobblestone pavement
8. Paver pavement
9. Flagstone pavement
10. Tar and chip pavement
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Sep 13
Rigid Pavements:
- Portland Cement Concrete (PCC): Made of cement, water, and aggregates, it is strong, durable, and resistant to heavy traffic.
- Asphalt Concrete Overlay on PCC: A thin layer of asphalt concrete is placed on top of PCC to improve ride quality and reduce noise.
Flexible Pavements:
- Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA): Made of asphalt binder, aggregates, and additives, it is heated and compacted to form a dense, flexible layer.
- Warm Mix Asphalt (WMA): Similar to HMA, but produced at lower temperatures, reducing emissions and energy consumption.
- Cold Mix Asphalt (CMA): Mixed with liquid asphalt emulsion at ambient temperatures, making it convenient for repairs and patching.
- Open-Graded Friction Course (OGFC): A porous asphalt mixture with a high void content, providing excellent drainage and skid resistance.
- Asphalt Rubber: Contains recycled rubber particles, improving durability and flexibility.
Composite Pavements:
- Cementitious Composite Pavements (CCP): A combination of PCC and asphalt layers, providing both strength and flexibility.
- Ultra-Thin Whitetopping (UTW): A thin layer of PCC placed over an asphalt base, offering increased durability and reduced noise.
Other Types:
- Permeable Interlocking Concrete Pavement (PICP): A modular system of porous concrete blocks, allowing rainwater to infiltrate the ground.
- Brick Pavements: Historic and decorative, made of clay or concrete bricks.
- Stone Pavements: Utilize natural stone materials such as granite or limestone, providing durability and a rustic appearance.
- Grasscrete: A combination of concrete and grass, offering stability and drainage while maintaining a green surface.
- Chipseal: A surface treatment involving applying asphalt emulsion and spreading stone chips, providing a cost-effective and skid-resistant solution.
- Portland Cement Concrete (PCC): Made of cement, water, and aggregates, it is strong, durable, and resistant to heavy traffic.
- Asphalt Concrete Overlay on PCC: A thin layer of asphalt concrete is placed on top of PCC to improve ride quality and reduce noise.
Flexible Pavements:
- Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA): Made of asphalt binder, aggregates, and additives, it is heated and compacted to form a dense, flexible layer.
- Warm Mix Asphalt (WMA): Similar to HMA, but produced at lower temperatures, reducing emissions and energy consumption.
- Cold Mix Asphalt (CMA): Mixed with liquid asphalt emulsion at ambient temperatures, making it convenient for repairs and patching.
- Open-Graded Friction Course (OGFC): A porous asphalt mixture with a high void content, providing excellent drainage and skid resistance.
- Asphalt Rubber: Contains recycled rubber particles, improving durability and flexibility.
Composite Pavements:
- Cementitious Composite Pavements (CCP): A combination of PCC and asphalt layers, providing both strength and flexibility.
- Ultra-Thin Whitetopping (UTW): A thin layer of PCC placed over an asphalt base, offering increased durability and reduced noise.
Other Types:
- Permeable Interlocking Concrete Pavement (PICP): A modular system of porous concrete blocks, allowing rainwater to infiltrate the ground.
- Brick Pavements: Historic and decorative, made of clay or concrete bricks.
- Stone Pavements: Utilize natural stone materials such as granite or limestone, providing durability and a rustic appearance.
- Grasscrete: A combination of concrete and grass, offering stability and drainage while maintaining a green surface.
- Chipseal: A surface treatment involving applying asphalt emulsion and spreading stone chips, providing a cost-effective and skid-resistant solution.
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