IMPORTANT TECHNICAL PARAMETERS RELATED TO THE QUALITY OF THE ROAD, THROUGH THE PRISM OF THE APPLICATION OF ASPHALT REINFORCEMENT GRIDS FOR ASPHALT, PRODUCED FROM DIFFERENT RAW MATERIALS
Abstract
A summary of experience in the application of Asphalt Reinforcement Grids, produced from different raw materials. Clear guidelines of the necessary technical parameters can be drawn, regarding the technical characteristics of the product itself depending on the raw material from which it was produced, as well as through the test results of independent laboratories connected to institutes and faculties. As a result, we will receive unequivocal guidelines for the application and achievement of the best results in the system of
Asphalt Reinforcement Grids, which connect the extension of the life of the pavement structure, by obtaining excellent adhesion of the two asphalt layers, which are located below and above the Asphalt Reinforcement Grids. The presented results refer to the installation of Asphalt Reinforcement Grids on the existing / new leveling layer as well as to the installation on fine and rough milled surface.
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