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Asphaltic concrete resurfacing eliminates rough streets
Sheet asphalt top on rigid type base of low compressive strength, made from crushed limestone, portland cement and natural cement, on streets in Enid, Okla had worn thin; streets were resurfaced with 2 1/2 to 4 in. of asphaltic concrete; description of work including sealing parking lanes and treatment of manholes.
Asphaltic concrete resurfacing eliminates rough streets
Sheet asphalt top on rigid type base of low compressive strength, made from crushed limestone, portland cement and natural cement, on streets in Enid, Okla had worn thin; streets were resurfaced with 2 1/2 to 4 in. of asphaltic concrete; description of work including sealing parking lanes and treatment of manholes.
Asphaltic concrete resurfacing eliminates rough streets
Pub Works
Martin, J.R. (author) / Thompson, V.G. (author) / Denman, S. (author)
Public Works ; 81
1950
3 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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