The Miller Group OPEN MENU Full-Depth Reclamation Full Depth Reclamation (FDR), often known as pulverizing, is a rehabilitation technique in which the full thickness of the asphalt pavement and a predetermined portion of the underlying materials is uniformly pulverized and blended to provide a stronger, homogeneous material. The quality of the existing materials will dictate the strength of the resultant pulverized material which in some cases, may not be sufficient to support traffic loads and volumes. If the existing road materials will not provide adequate strength after FDR, virgin aggregate, recycled aggregate, reclaimed asphalt pavement, or crushed concrete may be added. The FDR process removes the existing asphalt pavement cracks and deterioration since the entire asphalt layer is pulverized to produce an improved, homogeneous granular material on which a new pavement structure can be placed immediately upon completion. Pavements composed of distorted subgrades are only candidates for FDR when additional work is undertaken to correct drainage and subgrade deficiencies. Reclaiming machines are very mobile and maneuverable to process a wide range of road geometries including urban environments. FDR provides asset owners with a cost effective means of rehabilitating roads due to its versatility, energy savings and reduced natural resource requirement. Download PDF sellsheet Related Projects Full Depth Reclamation & Resurfacing Programs Macon Co. Chambers Co. Bullock Co. Wilcox Co. In working with the Southeast Cement Association many Alabama Counties have performed full depth reclamation projects and have determined the process to costs less than conventional reconstruction methods by utilizing the existing in-place materials… Annual Full Depth Reclamation Monroe County, Coweta County Each of these Georgia Counties has developed a budget to perform a full depth reclamation project as required and have found the process to minimize the impact on the environment by reducing the amount of materials brought to and from the site thereby conserving fuel and other precious resources… Palm Bay Florida Full Depth Reclamation & Resurfacing City of Palm Bay Public Works City Council approved in 2006 a City wide road full depth reclamation and resurfacing program. The Miller Group was awarded a contract to reclaim the roads selected. The scope of services include field material sampling and evaluation, development of a mix design, full depth reclamation and … Full Depth Reclamation & Resurfacing Project with Emulsion City of Fairburn Public Works Project consisted of the mix design, reconstruction and widening of an existing 22’ road section with sever fatigue cracking and potholes. 2 feet each side was trenched out with a 2’ milling machine and the road was pulverized to a depth of 10.5 inches to achieve a reclaimed road base of 26 feet wide… Treat and Reconstruct Community Airport Taxiways and Roadways Spruce Creek Home Owners Association The Spruce Creek HOA developed a project that addressed the pavement sections in the community. This is a high income private gated flying community with access to their homes by way of airplane taxiways and vehicle roadways. The reconstruction of the pavement areas was accomplished with … SEE ALL RELATED PROJECTS Services Alternate Project Delivery (DBFOM, DBF, DB) Highway Maintenance Paving and Construction Asphalt Paving Bridge Construction Cold Constructed Asphalt Pavements (CCAP) Concrete Paving Pavement Preservation Pavement Recycling Base Stabilization Cold In-Place Recycling Cold Milling Full-Depth Reclamation Private Sector Construction Road Construction Contact Us The Miller Group Head Office – 505 Miller Ave, Markham, ON, L6G 1B2 Phone: (905) 475-6660 Fax: (905) 475-3852 Company Directory Linkedin © 2021 The Miller Group. Have us contact you Select a Business Unit Alternate Project Delivery (P3, DB, DBF) Construction Materials - asphalt Construction Materials - concrete & cement Construction Materials - Other Construction Materials - pit & quarry Corporate Heavy Civil Maintenance & Infrastructure Paving & Construction US Operations