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Plant Maintenance
The 2019 Pavement Repair 50
Pavement Magazine announces 2019 Top 50 Pavement Repair contractors
Resiliency
Policy Platform Urges Modernizing Transportation Infrastructure
Proposal outlines a blueprint for action by Congress supported by a diverse coalition of leading companies and organization working in transportation
Plant Maintenance
United Rentals Presenting in Nationwide Series of Trench Safety Education Events
United Rentals Inc.
Multiple events during Trench Safety Week starting June 17 will feature Eric Giguere, a former construction worker who survived a trench collapse and is a recognized safety expert
Plant Maintenance
Drone/AI Collaboration Aims to Improve Finding Bridge-Surface Defects
Tech companies working to combine drone images and image classification algorithm to improve the accuracy, safety and cost effectiveness of infrastructure repairs
Mix Design
Glass Waste Could Replace Sand in Polymer Concrete Mix
Researchers at Australia's Deakin University are experimenting with a new concrete mixture using various pieces of non-recyclable glass.
Resiliency
Missouri Flooding Disrupts Sand Supply for Concrete Contractors
Plants
Technology Improves Asphalt Plant Operations
Plant owners rely on automation to enhance work flow as production challenges grow
Infrastructure
Replacing Concrete with Asphalt at DFW Airport
The busiest runway at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport is once again open for use after reconstruction with 220,000 tons of asphalt
EPDs
Return of the EcoDiesel Lifts Ram 1500 Towing Capacity to 12,560 lb.
RAM Trucks, division of Chrysler Corporation
With EPA testing intrigue settled, Ram refines EcoDiesel to boost its torque rating 14% to 480 ft.-lb. and reduce vibration and fuel consumption
Infrastructure
State DOTs Saving Time, Money with Nondestructive Testing Systems
Delamination between asphalt layers underneath the surface of pavement is often due to layer debonding or stripping, which typically is not visible, especially in the early stages. New tech can help.
Infrastructure
Study: $231.4 Billion Per Year Needed to Repair, Maintain US Roads
New study by Transportation for America finds the US would need about $231.4 billion per year over six years to maintain and repair the nation's roads
Plant Maintenance
Japanese Contractor to Deploy Drones for Concrete Infrastructure Inspection and Repair
Aizawa Concrete and Top Flight will cultivate new businesses around commercial UAVs configured specifically for concrete inspections and repairs
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