Lamar State University Parking Lot
Project |
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"Fog Sealing" with
TOP-SHIELD TS-100
on a BASE-SEAL BS-100 and flyash
stabilized base, proves to be an effective,
environmentally friendly, and less expensive method of
full depth reclamation for this Lamar State University
parking lot. The lot was built to DOT specs. |
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This
reclamation project was completed in April 1997 at a
construction cost that was half of that spent on another,
concurrent parking lot project in the area which used
conventional methods of base stabilization. After full
depth reclamation, the parking lot was given a 2 inch
asphalt surface.
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As
of January 2000, the lot experienced no base failures and
has not required any surface repairs. The base has an
estimated life expectancy of 20 years. Certified
Engineering Technician,
Phillip
Ace Wise was the design and
construction consultant on this project. |
Base-Seal BS-100 in Georgia |
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This
project in the State of Georgia used the BASE-SEAL method of soil stabilization.
BASE-SEAL BS-100 Liquid
Soil Stabilizer was applied by a water truck through a
Hamm Raco-350 reclaimer's injection system. |
Base-Seal
BS-100 in Texas |
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Sulphur Road |
BASE-SEAL
BS-100
Liquid Soil Stabilizer was used on this Full Depth
Reclamation project in East Texas. For more of the
story,
click here |
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Base-Seal
BS-100
in Florida |
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Shortly before Hurricane George slammed into the
Florida coast in September 1998, this county road base
was stabilized with a mixture of BASE-SEAL
BS-100, and 3% flyash. Then it was sealed with TOP-SHIELD TS-100. After three
feet of flood water ran over the cured base, none of road
base was damaged, and it was still ready to receive the
asphalt surface. |
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Walton County Stabilization Foreman, Brooks Davis,
stands proudly on one section of 95 completed miles of
county roadway constructed by his Stabilization Team
since Hurricane George. BASE-SEAL BS-100 & TOP-SHIELD TS-100 were
used in the full depth reclamation of these Florida road
bases. |
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Impossible
to Stabilize Beach Sand ?
Nelson
Miner, P.E., demonstrates that it can be done using BASE-SEAL
BS-100 & TOP-SHIELD TS-100
to stabilize the base. |