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Pavement Preservation in Spotlight at World of Asphalt By Tom Kuennen SESSIONS FEATURE PRESERVATION A robust educational program will feature pavement preservation practice, and will involve individuals active in FP2 or its supporting associations or businesses. Pavement preservation presentations will be among the 100-plus education sessions to be held in conjunction with AGG1 and World of Asphalt. Sessions of interest include: * Choosing the Right Preservation Treatment, with Jim Moulthrop, P.E., executive director, FP2 Inc., and David Peshkin, P.E., vice president, Applied Pavement Technology, Urbana, Ill., Tuesday, Mar. 17. * Understanding Binder Replacement Using RAP and RAS, with Jon Epps, P.E., associate administrative director, and Dave Newcomb, P.E., senior research scientist, Texas A&M Transportation Institute, Tuesday, Mar. 17. * Best Practices for Milling and Profiling, by Tom Chastain, Wirtgen America Inc., Tuesday, Mar. 17. IMAGE CREDIT: WORLD OF ASPHALT P avement preservation will take its place alongside other pavement themes at the 2015 World of Asphalt Show & Conference, and AGG1 Aggregates Academy & Expo to take place Mar. 17-19 in Baltimore. The co-located AGG1 and World of Asphalt will be held at the Baltimore Convention Center, and target the business and professional development needs of aggregates, asphalt, pavement maintenance and traffic safety industry professionals. More than 400 exhibitors combined have signed on, taking more than 128,000 net sq. ft. of exhibit space at World of Asphalt and AGG1. Among them are supporting contributors to FP2 Inc., including the Asphalt Emulsion Manufacturers Association, Asphalt Recycling & Reclaiming Association, BASF Corp., Bergkamp Inc., Crafco Inc., FORTA Corp., International Slurry Surfacing Association, MWV Specialty Chemicals, Pavement Technology Inc., and SealMaster. In addition, many advertisers in Pavement Preservation Journal will be exhibiting. More exhibitors and exhibit space means more of the latest equipment and products to compare side by side, the show's organizers say, adding exhibitors include a good mix of new and returning companies, from large multinationals with multiple product lines to smaller firms with niche products. Educational sessions will be a major component of World of Asphalt 2015/AGG1 in Baltimore in March * Best Practices for Pavement Patching, by Dale Decker, P.E., Dale S. Decker LLC, Tuesday, Mar. 17. * Slurry and Micro Surfacing Systems for Pavement Preservation, by Eric Reimschiissel, American Pavement Preservation, Tuesday, Mar. 17. * What it Takes to Make Cold Central Plant Recycling Work, by Brian Diefendorfer, P.E., Virginia Center for Transportation Innovation and Research, and Don Matthews, P.E., Pavement Recycling Systems, Inc., Wednesday, Mar. 18. * Using Thinlay Asphalt Applications to Increase Pavement Life, by Jim Huddleston, P.E., Asphalt Pavement Association of Oregon, and Chuck Fuller, president, J. D. Ramming Paving Company, Ltd., Wednesday, Mar. 18. * Combination Treatments for Pavement Preservation, by Pierre Peltier, Terry Asphalt Materials, Inc., Wednesday, Mar. 18. * Everything you Need to Know about Chip Seals and Fog Seals, by Brian Horner, E.D. Etnyre Co., Wednesday, Mar. 18. * Best Practices for Crack Treatments, by Dale Decker, Dale S. Decker LLC, and Tom Kelly, Crafco Inc., Wednesday, Mar. 18. * Cold In-Place and Hot In-Place Recycling Best Practices, by Chuck Valentine, Sandvik MGT Construction Tools, and Brian Hansen, Dustrol Inc. Register online to attend at http://www.worldofasphalt.com/Attendees/Registration/ Register/www.worldofasphalt.com. Educational sessions are not included in the show floor-only fee. More information is available at www.worldof asphalt.com. Spring 2015 pavement preservation journal 21 http://www.worldofasphalt.com/Attendees/Registration/Register/www.worldofasphalt.com. http://www.worldofasphalt.com

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Pavement Preservation Journal - Spring 2015

President’s Message
Hot, Cold In-Place Recycling Gets Boost at Western States Conference
Fort Collins HIR Project Provides Delegates with Up-Close Look
NCAT Reports 2012 Cycle Results, 2015 Preservation Activities
New Congress Means New Push Toward Reauthorization
FP² at TRB
Pavement Preservation in Spotlight at World of Asphalt 2015 in March
Control Potholes by Sealing Cracks, Joints in Advance
‘Thinlay’ Asphalt Overlays Next Word in Pavement Preservation
Texas Considers Ultra-Thin HMA Alternatives to Seal Coats
Thin Overlays Can Preserve Pavements as Well as Reduce Surface Noise
In California, Scrub Seals Gain Favor for Cost, Crack Sealing
IGGA Recognizes Leaders in Grooving, Grinding
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Pavement Preservation Journal - Spring 2015