Greg UdelhofenFrom the Author - Page 7PlantsNew plant doubles outputOwners of this 55-year-old asphalt producer/paving business realized how limited their growth potential was with an old batch plant and decided the time was now to invest in a new state-of-the-art facility.Seal CoatingWaukesha's preservation is hotWaukesha County Public Works' Highway Operations Division is using hot in-place recycling as a main preservation approach for many of its rural roads.EquipmentRude awakeningI-35W bridge collapse.Seal CoatingSanta Barbara County opts for emulsions in its pavement preservation effortsCounty's preservation project leverages funds to implement program over two fiscal years.EquipmentWorker visibility key to safe environmentEditor's perspectivePlantsLeveraging plant technologyEubank Asphalt adds another portable asphalt plant to support major paving projects and overall competitive strategy.MillingRealigning bridge approachesMilling machines are generally used in pavement preservation projects to remove an old worn surface in preparation for a new hot mix asphalt overlay, but the Buffalo Creek Bridge project called for total removal to accommodate a roadway realignment.EquipmentEditor's PerspectiveA perpetual solutionPlantsReplacement Drums Address Productivity, Quality IssuesAdvanced Asphalt replaces drums at Hennepin stationary plant and Peoria portable facility to improve productivity and quality of mix designs, particularly designs with reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP).HomeRubberized Asphalt Tops US 60 Widening ProjectFNF Construction continues to quiet Phoenix's road system with latest Superstition Freeway improvement.Business ServicesA Time for RenewalIt’s that time of year when we’re all heading off to annual association meetings, conferences or trade shows.PlantsNew Plant Expands Services, GrowthWhen Eugene, OR-based Egge Sand and Gravel evaluated ways to expand its business, purchasing a new asphalt plant proved to be the most logical answer.Previous PagePage 7 of 11Next Page
