Cold in Place Recycling

CIPR is defined as rehabilitation technique in which the existing pavement materials are
reused in place.

Step 1: The reclaimed asphalt pavement materials is obtained by milling, planning or

crushing the existing pavement with the recycling machine to a 50mm depth.

Step 2: The stabilizing agent such as cement and bitumen emulsion( in liquid form) will be
added and mixed with the reclaimed asphalt pavement materials though the separate spray
bar.

Step 3: After the mixing process, it will be then relayed back to the same pavement area in a
single process.

Step 4: The layer is th3en compacted using a vibratory roller to obtain the required density.

Processs

CIPR is defined as rehabilitation technique in which the existing pavement materials are
reused in place.The reclaimed asphalt pavement materials is obtained by milling, planning or
crushing the existing pavement with the recycling machine to a 50mm depth. The stabilizing
agent such as cement and bitumen emulsion( in liquid form) will be added and mixed with
the reclaimed asphalt pavement materials though the separate spray bar.After the mixing
process, it will be then relayed back to the same pavement area in a single process.The layer
is th3en compacted using a vibratory roller to obtain the required density.