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Presented By:
MUNIRAJU G
Guidance (1HM16CV433)
CHETHAN J
BE, M-Tech
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INTRODUCTION
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Advantages of White Topping
Long life, low maintenance, low life cycle cost,
improved safety and environmental benefits
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A PCC overlay of thickness 200mm or more designed
and constructed without consideration of any bond
between the concrete overlay and underlying
bituminous layer
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PCC overlay thickness greater than 100 and less
than 200 is known as Thin White Topping(TWT)
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CONVENTIONAL WHITE TOPPING/ THIN WHITE TOPPING
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More Heavy Loaded Routes
Rural Roads
Medium to Moderately
Heavy Volume
Roads(e.g MDR, SH,
Low Traffic NH)
Intersections
Minor Airports
Pavements
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PCC overlay Thickness equal to less than 100
mm is known as Ultra Thin White Topping(UTWT)
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Light Loaded Routes
Low Volume Roads
(Urban Streets, village
roads)
Parking lots
Footpaths
Residential Streets
Intersection
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Location where UTWT/TWT Constructed in India
Sr. Location, Year & Thickness App. Length and Materials,
No subbase Grade of
Concrete
1 In Front of Pune Municipal 20 m over asphalt FRC
Corporation, 2003, 125mm pavement M40
2 CRRI Campus road,2004, 40- 300m over asphalt, DLC FRC,HPC,
75mm and Concrete pavement HPFRC M
New Delhi 35
3 MoolChand and PremBari 500m over reinforced FRC, M40
Underpass , 2006, 125 mm, concrete slab using
New Delhi portland
slag
cement
4 HRDC Centre, Ghaziabad, 1.75 km over M 7.5 HPFRC,
2006, 50 mm DLC laid over asphalt M35
pavement
5 NDMC Office Campus road at 200m over asphalt FRC, M35
parliament street,2006, pavement
100 mm
6 Hosur Road, Bangalore, 2011, Over sceapped M45
150 mm bituminous pavement
7 Mahul Road, Mumbai,100mm, 30-50m over milled HPFRC, 13
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Typical higher cement content
Steel fibers/Synthetic
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CONSTRUCTION STEPS
FOR UTWT/TWT
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Mill and clean surface.
Place concrete, finish and cure
Early sawing is required
Opening to traffic.
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MILLING
oMilling can remove
significant surface distortions
that likely contain poor
quality asphalt material
Power Brooming
Water Blasting
Sand Blasting
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MILLING IN PROGRESS
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SCRAPING IN PROGRESS
CLEANING OF SCRAPED
SURFACE
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PAVING WITH
VIBRATING SCREED
PAVING WITH
SLIPFORM PAVER
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FINISHING &
TEXTURING
CURING COMPUND
SPRAY
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JOINT SAWING
SAWING DEPTH
H/3 TO H/4
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COST COMPARISON
BITUMEN OVERLAY Vs. WHITE TOPPING
(Cost of 1 km Road 7 m wide)
No TYPE OF DESIGN SPECIFICATION TOTAL COST per
PAVEMENT REFERENCE COST sq. m
(Lakhs)
1. Bitumen IRC-37 DBM 65mm Rs.62.1 Rs. 890
overlay BC 50mm
2 White IRC-76 Milling / Scrapping Rs. 79.53 Rs. 1150
Toppings Profile correction 40 mm
Concrete 150 mm-M 45 (RMC
Laying with paver machine and
groove cutting with diamond
blade machine)
Note: In case of white topping, the cost is taken if concrete is purchased from RMC plant.
If contractor has his own batching plant, a saving of Rs. 50 per sq meter can be achieved
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REFERENCES
IRC: SP:76-2008 Tentative Guidelines For Coventional,
Thin And Ultra-thin Whitetopping