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ASPHALT TECHNICAL RESOURCES

Rap Man "The Asphalt RAP"

CAPA Technical Periodic Publication

"Best Practice Guidance" Tack Coats – How and What to apply!
Volume 11 Issue 3
November 2011

“Best Practices” for the Use of Recycled Asphalt Shingles
Volume 11 Issue 1
January 2011

Potholes, Causes and Traditional Repair Methods
Volume 11 Issue 2
April 2011

View all issues of "The Asphalt RAP"

Asphalt Road Publications

TECHNICAL RESOURCES LIBRARY OF LINKS

> Asphalt Roads Publications

> Cold Weather Paving
NEW 1-2011

> Cost Comparison for Asphalt Pavements
(NEW February 2011)

> Environmental Resources for HMA producers (NEW April 2011)

> Funding Information

> Guide Contract Documents for Hot Mix Asphalt Construction on Colorado Pavements

> Guideline for the Design and Use of Asphalt Pavements for
Colorado Roadways


> Highway Condition Report

> Intersection Design Guide

> LEED information New 9-2010

> LEED’s Point Calculator for HMA Pavements

> Life Cycle Cost Analysis Program

> Life Cycle Cost Information

> Longitudinal Joint Construction

> MGPEC Item and Form 9 Specification

> Parking Lots (Design Guide)

> Pavement Management/ Maintenance New 11-2011

> Pavement Performance

> Pikes Peak Regional Asphalt Paving Specification

>
Porous Asphalt Pavement Information (updated 6-2010)

> Potholes -The Hole Story- Facts and Fallacies of Potholes (reprinted from the APWA) Zipped File

 

 

 



> Prevent the Paving Gypsies ~ HMA Credit Application

> Pre Paving Meeting Agenda (Generic Version)

> Pre-Paving Meeting Agenda (CDOT Version)

> Recycled Asphalt Pavement (RAP) (Updated 2-10)

> Price Adjustment Clauses (New 4-2011)

> Railbeds (New June 2011)

> Recycled Asphalt Shingles(new 5-2011)


> Reducing Flexible Pavement Distress

> Roadway Noise

> Roadway Smoothess


> Roadway Sweeping

> Research

> Rubbilization (Updated 7/09)

> Rural Road Maintenance

> Segregation

> Stone Mastic Asphalt

> Subdivision Standards for HMA Pavements

> Subdivision Curb Line Paving


>Technical Briefs

> Testing, Field & Laboratory

> Thin Lift overlays for Pavement Preservation

> The Asphalt Advantage Information

> "The Asphalt RAP"
CAPA Technical Articles


> Trails & Paths

> Training Aids

>Trash Truck Damage to Pavements NEW11/2010

> Warm Mix Technology

> Work Zone Safety & Mobility

Asphalt Roads
PUBLICATIONS ON ASPHALT-RELATED TOPICS 

The Colorado Asphalt Pavement Association (CAPA) is pleased to be an active partner of the Asphalt Pavement Alliance, which brings together resources and expertise from the National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA), the Asphalt Institute and the state asphalt pavement associations. Click HERE to visit the Asphalt Pavement Alliance website. As a convenience, CAPA is posting direct links to some of the recent publications that have been posted on the Asphalt Pavement Alliance website in PDF format and are available FREE to download.

HIGH PERFORMANCE INTERSECTIONS

Learn how sturdy new asphalt mixes are perfectly suited for intersections and other applications with heavy truck traffic, stopping, turing and other stresses. Click HERE to download a FREE copy of the publication in PDF format.

PERPETUAL ASPHALT PAVEMENTS

Roadways that last for 30 or 40 years or more? Read about Long-life (perpetual) asphalt pavements in this informative booklet. Click HERE to download a FREE copy of this publication in PDF format.

SMOOTHNESS MATTERS

Does pavement smoothness matter? Absolutely? Learn about how pavement smoothness is viewed by motorists, and its impact on pavement life and fuel economy. Click HERE to download a FREE copy of this brochure in PDF format.

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Smooth

JOBS IN THE ASPHALT PAVEMENT INDUSTRY

A very informative publication to educate elected officials and others about the importance of infrastructure funding to our economy and quality of life. Click HERE to download a FREE copy of this publication in PDF format.

PAVEMENT TYPE SELECTION

Separate fact from fiction in this detailed white paper directed at engineers, designers, public works officials and others who want the straight scoop on choosing the right kind of pavement. Click HERE to download a FREE copy of the publication in PDF format.

CARBON FOOTPRINT

A clear-eyed analysis of asphalt as it relates to calculating carbon footprint. Click HERE to download a FREE copy of this publication in PDF format.

Jobs Selection
Carbon

THE ROLE OF ASPHALT IN LIVEABLE COMMUNITIES

There are many different ways that asphalt contributes to the quality of life in our communities. Most past slogans and misinformation with this very readable report. Click HERE to download a FREE copy of the publication in PDF format.

CLEANER WATER WITH ASPHALT PAVEMENTS

For improved stormater management, clean drinking water and reduced roadside pollution, asphalt pavements are clean and environmentally beneficial. Click HERE  to download a FREE copy of the publication in PDF format.

AMERICA RIDES ON US

Asphalt has always been and continues to be the pavement
of choice for America. At present, 94 percent of the roads
in America are surfaced with asphalt and for those who
know the benefits of asphalt, there is no substitute.Click HERE  to download a FREE copy of the publication in PDF format.

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SMOOTH ASPHALT SAVES FUEL:  A number of studies have concluded that pavement roughness, not pavement type, is responsible for differences in fuel mileage.  A 2000 study conducted at the Westrack Test Facility in Nevada concluded that trucks running on a smooth pavement could save 4.5% on fuel consumption.  Smoothness also means that truck tires don’t bounce on the pavement and deliver the kind of impact loading they would on a rougher pavement.  The Federal Highway Administration has published information that increasing pavement smoothness by 25 percent results in a 10% increase in the life of the pavement.  Also, the Missouri DOT published a study of the results of their Smooth Roads Initiative. It indicates a 2.46 percent fuel saving on roads that have been smoothed out with an asphalt overlay. 

Asphalt Technical Resources Flash Drive

CAPA has compiled several documents and created the

"Asphalt Technical Resources Flash Drive "

This inclusive Flash Drive includes guidelines for:

Guideling for the Design and Use of Asphalt Pavement for Colorado Roadways
Guide Contract Documents & Specifications for Hot Mix Asphalt Construction on Colorado Roadways
A Guideline for the Design and Construction of Asphalt Parking Lots in Colorado
A guideline for Designing High Performance Asphalt Intersections for Colorado Roadways
A guideline for the Design and Construction of Asphalt Pavements for Colorado Trails and Paths
Life Cycle Cost Analysis - Strategy Selection and Alternative Analysis
Guideline Agenda for Asphalt Pavement Pre-Paving Meetings


Copies of this Flash Drive are available by contacting the CAPA Office or by calling 303-741-6150.



Flash Drive



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