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Yeadon Way connects Blackpool’s town centre with the M55 motorway and was constructed during the 1980’s along the line of the old central railway track. It is named after the late Harry Yeadon, a prominent civil engineer for Lancashire Council, who worked on the Preston Bypass and many other early motorways.
Alderney Airport is operated by the States of Guernsey. The runway was heavily oxidised and routine FOD sweeps were collecting on average over 400kg each month. The States of Guernsey sought a detailed solution for redeveloping Alderney’s runway. Treatment with RHiNOPHALT would provide a major improvement in the surface quality …
Brussels Airport is an international airport located in Zaventem, 12km northeast to the capital of Belgium. The Southern Runway (07R/25L) was resurfaced in 2015 using grooved Marshall Asphalt and the airport wanted to preserve the surface course to extend the service life, utilising preventative maintenance as part of their life cycle planning.
The successful completion of the Sydney Airport runway 07/25 project in May 2019, was the trigger for Downer to submit Rhinophalt for ARRB TIPES Certification, which has now been successfully achieved.
Read full articleAt a time when there is uncertainty surrounding highways budgets but a greater desire for authorities to become more sustainable in their approach to preventative maintenance, remember that Rhinophalt asphalt preservation offers more than 90% carbon savings compared to more traditional methods such as resurfacing.
Read full articleAt a time when there is uncertainty surrounding highways budgets but a greater desire for authorities to become more sustainable in their approach to preventative maintenance, remember that Rhinophalt asphalt preservation offers more than 90% carbon savings compared to more traditional methods such as resurfacing.
Read full articleSurface treatments such as asphalt preservation will become even more important as local authorities play their part in ‘building back better’. This was the opinion of Will Britain, Head of Highways and Traffic Management at Blackpool Council and President of LCRIG. He was speaking as part of a webinar series hosted by LCRIG and delivered by ASI Solutions which considered the importance of early intervention in helping you protect the investments that have already been made in the surface of the road network.
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