Guide to concrete overlays of asphalt parking lots
By: by Dale S. Harrington, Snyder & Associates, Inc.; Randell C. Riley, Illinois Chapter, American Concrete Pavement Association; contributing authors: J. Dewayne Allen, Allen Engineering Corporation; Amanda Bordelon, University of Utah; Jerry Holland, Structural Services, Inc.; Nigel Parkes, PNA Construction Technologies, Inc.; technical reviewers: Dan DeGraaf, Michigan Concrete Association; Jeffery R. Roesler, University of Illinois; Julie M. Vandenbossche, University of Pittsburgh; technical calculations: Jerod Gross, Snyder & Associates, Inc.; technical researcher: Lorraine Burke, Snyder & Associates, Inc.; editor and layout: Marcia Brink, National Concrete Pavement Technology Center; cover designer: Wendy Stribe, National Concrete Pavement Technology Center
Contributors: Riley, Randell C. author; Allen, J. Dewayne. author; Bordelon, Amanda. author; Holland, Jerry. author; Parkes, Nigel. author; DeGraaf, Dan. technical reviewer; Roesler, Jeff, technical reviewer; Vandenbossche, Julie Marie, technical reviewer; Gross, Jerod. author; Leopold, Melisse. director; Burke, Lorraine. researcher; Brink, Marcia. book designer; Stribe, Wendy. book designer; Iowa State University. Institute for Transportation; Snyder & Associates; National Ready Mixed Concrete Association
Published: 2012
Language: eng
Number of pages: 52
Subjects: Parking lots; Asphalt Pavements; Overlays; Pavements; Maintenance and repair
Description: The purpose of the Guide to Concrete Overlays of Asphalt Parking Lots is to provide information for decision makers and practitioners about selecting, designing, and constructing successful concrete overlays on existing asphalt parking lot pavements that serve multifamily residential, public, or commercial buildings. It focuses on parking areas that carry and store light vehicles (primarily automobiles and pickup trucks), but it also addresses adjacent access roads and truck lanes that regularly carry heavy trucks for the delivery and pickup of goods and materials, including solid waste containers. It offers expert guidance to supplement practitioners' own professional experience and judgment. With this information, parking lot owners can confidently include concrete overlays in their toolbox of asphalt parking lot solutions and make informed decisions about overlay design and construction based on existing asphalt conditions. This guide is a companion document to the Guide to Concrete Overlays: Sustainable Solutions for Resurfacing and Rehabilitating Existing Pavements, Second Edition, and the Guide to the Design of Concrete Overlays Using Existing Methodologies.
Notes: "October 2012."

Author-supplied keywords: Concrete overlays, parking lot pavements, parking lot overlays

Includes bibliographical references.

Ready Mixed Concrete Research & Education Foundation.