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P2/P14/P16 Stabilisation Practices in Queensland: Cementitious Modification and Foam Bitumen Stabilisation 2013-14/2014-15

Authors
Jonathon Griffin
Jin Jiang Zhong
Lydia Chong
January 10, 2015

The stabilisation of otherwise unsuitable road construction materials is an economically and environmentally beneficial alternative to importing base course, subbase course, and/or select fill materials. A number of stabilisation technologies are currently available, each with distinct benefits and limitations. In Queensland, the selection of a stabilisation treatment for a given application is heavily influenced by traditional local practice, as a systematic approach for evaluating alternative treatments and electing the optimal solution was not previously available. The Stabilisation Practices in Queensland project is a multiyear effort with the objective to develop guidance on the best value for money stabilisation solution to adopt for a given set of climatic, environmental and operational conditions relative to the Queensland state-controlled road network.

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