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Insitu Deep Lift Recycling of Pavements using Cementitious Binders
  • Publication no: APRG-TN05-96
  • Published: 11 January 1996
  • Superseded

This technical note provides guidance on the insitu deep lift recycling of pavements using cementitious binders. It includes testing, stablising agents, pavement design and construction.

This document was obsoleted in January 2023. It should only be used for reference purposes.

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