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AGGREGATE BASE REDUCTION BY GRID ROLLING
By
Materials Engineer
Grid rolling
for a
Shasta-Trinity
manner
means to obtain
as a
number
National
A
on the
wide variety of materials has been processed
method
This
to chert.
Forest
of aggregate material has been employed
reduction
of years.
from cinders
ranging
Pat Riley
Shasta-Trinity
minor exceptions
with
in this
has proven to
lithol-ogies
and economical means of providing
be a satisfactory
the principles
applying
of
process of analysis based
mechanics
soil
on rock
do not produce material
and
The
may produce
schist
riding
moisture
subgrade
In quantifying
rock
must be exercised
In the
product.
is
The
typical
we
important
to
the control
we must
end product.
spacing
in grid
about
These
in
available
Crushing
rolling
grid
processing
poor
achievable
when
rolling.
grid
of input
is
by
why
will
25000
between
a
this
method.
and 30000
The
1-inch bar diameter.
by dozers
in
The
Grid
to crushing.
equipment companies
usually towed
is
from input through output.
small compared
weighs
This
and processing
of control obtained
product
end
acceptable
about the selection of
control
offers
operations
dozers such as the D-9 are also used
in
and moist conditions.
confident
combinations
construction
are
This results
traffic
of aggregate depth and breakdown.
3 inches by 3 inches with
rollers
ultrabasic rocks
granite
properties.
during
be particularly
for the greater degree
is
a
that there are three areas over which control
recognize
are manufactured by such
and Hyster.
high plastic
identifying what
in
proportional
GMP
Specifically
or low stability
empirically derived
have found that certain
1 source 2 method of process and 3
equipment used
The
rollers
Euclid
vital
is
with
fines
We
properties.
grid rolling.
cost for the benefit of the acceptable
pounds.
grid
content
processing
produce an acceptable
is
for
quality
case of grid rolling
past experience
rolling
many
of the limited control
source because
cost however
too
poor weathering
quality
and
By
to the roadbed.
stability
we have
to past experiences
behavior
suitable
structural
as
Ateco
the D-7 class.
Caterpillar
However
proper-ties
process-ing
larger
In the determination
of
grid
rolling
degradation.
in
In order to achieve
identifiable
operations.
characteristics
the narrow band of acceptable
base material are low moisture
the following
rolling
properties there are several
which must be judged to qualify within
sought
in grid
of rock
material.
susceptibility high stability
behavior
The
and low mechanical
these properties of quality base material by grid roll
rock parameters
have
behavior
5
been empirically determined to indicate
-
igneous sedimentary metamorphic
of lithology
and type of
Mineralogy
- Rock
-
Existence
-
Hardness
-
Estimated compressive
in-place
-
Fracturing
properties
Behavior
-
Lab
fines
in
-
Representative
laboratory
gradation
minus.
gradation
field
attempting
are determined.
The
material
tests are
actual
2
2
sand
is
may
again.
traffic
after
rolling
previously used
if
1
breakdown
equivalent
-
fines
percent
value at ambient
problem
from the aggregate source and analyzed
field
crushing
between
difference
Sand
conditions.
to T-180 specifications
The
compaction
during
1R
control
infiltration
require laboratory
then compacted
performed
performance
to be expected
depth and crushing
to duplicate actual
This
ability
gradation
and verification
analysis
-
and
weathering
of the material are obtained
samples
tests
crushing
stability
sieve
content
-
- maximum size
road after
Subgrade properties
water
in
-
-
gradation
as to prediction
test
T-180 and
and weathering
in field
Weathered
-
maximum size
ease of crushing
strength
-
of
and
properties
durability
Properties exhibited
- Type
-
of weather stain
-
durability and weathering
- gradation
or foliation
cleavage
-
origin
li
Type
if
and
equivalency
material exceeds
3-inch
and sand equivalency
the
two
tests
is
indicative
and
of
performance.
hard-ness
The
items are considered
following
Examine
after
T-180
consider
greater than
If
after
T-180.
No
comparing the
passing
3/4
durability and mineralogy
results
4
and
in
decision
200
of the above tests
sieves.
If
to accept
an increase occurs
or reject.
MOH
5.
sand
If
the percent
after
the
equivalency
sacrifice
in
10 percent
and percent
the material should
be
durability will be acceptable.
Other factors to be considered
are
Purpose and maintenance
Availability
examine mineralogy
decreases
increase exceeds
level
and type of rock
Haul distances from crusher
in
of road
area
sites
or commercial sources
6
passing
rejected.
200
Type
of surfacing i.e.
dust oil penetration
or road
mix
Quantity of rock to be used
In
summary
geologies
of some
the grid
produce
rolling
properties of a rock
grid rolling
engineering
produces
the greatest
exercised
in
material
management
amount of grid
or
determining
types
nor
is
needs.
are
predictable.
the grid rolled
We
rollable
type
end product
7
of
types
desirable
Quality engineering
can be effectively
method.
all
in
terms
have found that the metasedimentary geology
material.
of material that
Not
processed
judgment can be
by the
grid roll
WASHINGTON OFFICE ENGINEERING NEWS
TECHNOLOGICAL IMPROVEMENTS
Heyward
T.
Taylor
Assistant Director
ON LOW-COST ROADS
OBSERVATIONS
Professor
Hudson
W.R.
Service-sponsored
Professor
He was
and
in
invited
invited
the principal investigator for a Forest
is
the Conference on Asphalt
to attend
to visit the National
had the opportunity
addition
of Texas
of surfacing system design and management.. In August
study
Hudson was
also
of the University
SOUTHERN AFRICA
IN
Rhodesia and the U.N. Protectorate
Road Research
of
Institute
to meet
Paving
South Africa
Pretoria
in
1974
for South Africa.
from the Republic of
with highway engineers
of Southwest Africa.
Accord-ingly
It
was recognized
Hudson
if
Professor
observe
that
would be of mutual benefit to the Forest
it
he made an assessment
Hudson was
asked
low-volume roads during
his
report recording
Professor
Hudson
of copies of the
Coordinators
extracted
in
and Professor
Africa.
southern
to seek out sources of low-volume road information
He was
stay in South Africa.
his
on low-volume road technology
observations
delivered his report
to
the Washington
further distribution within
asked
also
in
the Region.
southern
following
a
Africa.
A
Office in October.
The
and to
to prepare
and sent to the Regional
report are being reproduced
15-page
for
Service
of low-volume road technology
limited
number
Information
highlights
have been
from the report and are presented here for your information
The
road
systems in the African
approximating the Forest
On
dry
the roads in the
Africa the average
daily
wildlife
traffic
ADT
is
Road
18000-pound
- A
pitrun base of 6 to 8 inches
axle loads.
to
of Southwest
typically 100 to 500 units mostly
but including 60 to 70 produce and
with
closest
system.
climate of the Protectorate
desert-like
consisting of light vehicles
-
and parks come
reserves
Service transportation
surfacing
is
as
cattle
trucks
follows
well-trained
tests
Strength
are used
is
placed
on
a
prepared
subgrade.
high quality however judgment of
deemed very important in assessing quality.
to assure
pro-truding
engineers
- The
base
is
rolled
is
also
to 95 percent
through waterbound
of
fines
8
AASHTO
is
deemed
T-180.
A
essential.
stone mosaic
- The
-
base
.2
to
MC
of
application
a light
of
gallon per square yard
or emulsion.
200
by distributor and blotted by sand locally
applied
penetration
asphalt
and without
available
fines.
clay-like
-
.1
drying
After
is
primed with
is
Expected
life
In Rhodesia
of these
surfaces
sand-seal
treatments
seal single-surface
slurry
up to 10
is
years.
used
are
with
to 3/4-inch
1/2-
gal-Ion
stone.
low-volume roads
In Transvaal
surfacing
is
used when vehicle
asphalt surfaces that
per square
stone and a
1/2-inch
as
In Krueger National
Paving
-
Average cost
- The
Sand
-
Gravel
seals
There
still
traffic
is
about $25000
is
with
on some
chip
roads
3/8-
to
and sand applied
seal.
is
the range
in
of
per mile.
test
1/2
used
is
in
no systematic
is
Contrary
to
inch
much
investigation
or technology.
African
authorities with
It
is
per year.
design.
for maintenance.
procedure
paving
existing
the park.
in
much
closer
of low-volume
interesting
is
done on some
roads improved
Before
paving
near the road.
rainfall
to the road.
the visitors
wildlife
After
would
paving
more animals and
This
situation permitted
for the park visitors.
situations
to note
low-volume roads
by
Blading
a year.
dusty
dust had settled
had been cleaned
foliage
game grazed
better viewing
methods
inch
thickness
to view wild animals
the dusty
1
roads about once or twice
graze in the areas where
better
and
pavement
expectations
opportunity
year.
7 years.
between
aggregate
after
sound
.2
with
treatment
covered
asphalt
Asphalt
three low-cost
of emulsified asphalt
mixture
Park recreation
surfaced
Hudsons
seal
The
seal single-surface
over an older but
last 5 to
loss
- The CBR
Professor
sand
200 penetration
program costs about $1 million per
not
100 ADT.
count exceeds
are
and asphalt surfaced.
surfaced.
done by the parks own crews.
is
-
-
gravel
1200 ADT.
to
-
-
slurry
a secondary coverage
1000
used
are
of 150 to
yard
are
roads in South Africa
that
parallels
much
our own.
any of our managers have had to contend with elephants
9
as
uncovered
of the experience
However
it
is
no new
of South
doubtful
users of the road system
that
and
One
very useful reference
National
Rural Roads.
Constructed
Regional
CHIEF
by Professor
acquired
Road Research
for
Institute
Information
This
Hudson
publication
is
Treatments for Newly
Surface
being reproduced and will be sent to the
for further distribution within
Coordinators
the
Regions.
SAN DIMAS EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT CENTER
VISITS
On October 11 1974 Chief John McGuire Deputy Chief for Research
PSW Director Bob Harris and Region 5 Regional Forester Doug Leisy
party
their
by the South Africa
a publication
is
entitled Bituminous
the San Dimas
visited
Equipment Development
M.B. Dickerman
along with
Center.
After
briefing
on
of
others
being greeted
by
process-ing
Center
and
Boone Richardson
some research work being
Director
also
of the Center highlighted
of dirty
waste
or charred
vision
The
CHANGE
PERSONNEL
Farnum Burbank
Staff Engineer
Richardson
during
party returned
first
was
and the other
and equipped with forward
in
in
an
in
lab a chain
pump test
activities
in
flail
cleaner
and a
progress
a tour
for
solid
to be given rides in helicopters
where night
County helicopter
Army helicopter
FLIR.
on loan
Office on October
arrived in the Washington
who moved
the Centers
session they were given
this
to
the Forest
Service
WASHINGTON OFFICE
IN THE
for Equipment
fire
the evening
Los Angeles
in a
infrared
looking
the slash
chipping a
prior to
The
flying.
goggles were used
Following
conducted.
by demonstrations
residue
disposal system.
equipped for night
were given a short
they
Development.
to the San Dimas
This
is
15 to assume the duties of
the position
vacated
Equipment Development
by Boone
Center
as
Director
the summer.
EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT PROJECT RECORDS
Project Records
are documents
benefit of the sponsors
much more
and Equip
progress
detailed information
Tips.
results
They
directed.
during
than
are intended
of investigations
limited to the Washington
Records
prepared
are available
by the Equipment
of the equipment development
for
to cover
and
similar
projects.
They
center publications
project milepost
answering
is
questions
given
10
EDT
Distribution
of these reports
a
for the
list
as
Reports
of a project
is
However
and providing information
below
as
events a phase
project activities.
an idea of the scope
Centers
generally provide
such
Office sponsors and project cooperators.
In order to provide
the last six months
the other
Development
most often
Project
requested
or
of those written
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No.
Title
2423
Fuel Treatment Systems for
1904
Weathermeasure
Partially
Cut Stands August 1974
Model WS 750 - Automatic
Corporation
Weather
Station August 1974
2004
Linear
2129
Fire Detection
System
Fireline Explosive
Systems for Seed
July
1974
or Small High
Orchards
Areas
Value
May 1971
1710
Helicopter
Mounted Grenade
Dispenser
and
Incendiary
Grenades
August 1974
1983
Road
Traffic
Recommended August
Counters
Study June 1974
Firefighters Physiological
2240
Site
2340
Investigation
2354
Spray Aircraft
2431
An
If
- Small Seed
-
I
- Investigation
System
Survey
to
A
Analysis Forest
Investigation
of Fish Passage Problems through
2432
Investigation
of Equipment Needs
are interested in one of the topics
Development
1974
Concept
May
1974
Service Posters
1974
2427
you
May
Lot Processing Equipment August 1974
Tracking/Guidance
Investigation
July
- Phase
Machine
Preparation
1974
in
U.S.
Culverts
and Test Office Engineering
Staff Unit
Washington
1974
September
Nurseries
please address your request
May
1974
to the Equipment
Office.
AND STANDARDS
CONSULTATION
Charles R. Weller
Assistant Director
SER VICE WIDE TRANSPORTATION
This meeting was held October
meeting was to provide
of new transportation
what
is
a
ANALYSIS MEETING
7-11 1974
in
Concord
forum where Regional
analysis techniques
necessary to ensure application
and could
The purpose of
the
learn about the application
advise Washington
on the ground.
11
California.
managers could
Office managers of
addi-tion
All
one were represented
Regions except
discussion
articles
In
or their assistants.
Engineers
Land Use Planners
Planners
and
Forester delegates participated.
Regional
This
Planners Recreation
Transportation
Regional
by Regional
focus
will
highlight some
will
of the meeting.
of the results
and explorations
on the separate experiences
of a booklet
papers will be sent to the field in the form
areas of discussion
It
Later
FIELD NOTES
In addition
presented.
Some of
of the proceedings.
the
are indicated below.
differences between
Model
Service Timber Allocation
that the Forest
was recognized
on
design alternatives
be used
can
road at a very low cost
a single
as
describ-ing
aware-ness
for
analyzing
well as for analyzing
The
a
networks
large
in a
more expensive
Service has just received the
Forest
for implementing the transportation
process
Analysis Group
Transportation
program
a
management
which coordinates
in
final
analysis
from the consultant
report
support
the other three.
user training
an
four activities
program and
program
The participants recommended
a
by the
developed
techniques
process includes
This
Berkeley.
activity.
a
monitor
that immediate
activity
emphasis
hand-outs
be placed
on the awareness
program.
manual
Copies of a rough draft
System
TIS
were handed
advance review
Regions
March
in
so that
November
and
when
Regional
discussed.
It
was suggested
the manuscript
can
critique
on the new Transportation
that Regions give
for the manual
be expedited.
A
Information
is
target
formally
the
sent to the
date for conversion
is
1975.
Participants
very
out
section
small information
complex informational
were surprised that the information
need
even
package.
less
system was designed
than the present Road Inventory
Either approach
is
to be at the option
Record
of
field
to handle
as
a
well as a
units.
OPERATIONS
Harold
L.
Strickland
Assistant Director
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
The
following
Directors
AND TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
vacancy announcement
and Forest
Supervisors
Interested persons should
contact
was transmitted
by J.W.
their
to Regional
Deinemas 6140
supervisors.
12
letter
Foresters
of October
Directors
18
1974.
Area
REPLY DUE JANUARY 20
1975
VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT
engi-neers
quali-fied
Career development and professional specialization
challenging
and
to
specialty programs.
foresters
who
meet the requirements
careful consideration
give
The development programs
the remainder of the
The
participants
The
in their
consist of 9
who
all
two
are
programs and the
undergraduate work
as
Chart
and
Each
candidate
in a
you
ask that
Each
should
Office or Forest
Regional
in
each
average
schools.
examination
if
management and
Service resource
candidate
B
consider
least a
to most graduate
record
5.
6.
carefully
At
interests.
must be strong
of Forest
with
Berkeley
Oregon with
Corvallis
in
in
and assigned to Region
of passing a graduate
systems.
a staff specialist
be located
required for admission
is
mathematics and have a working knowledge
objectives and land use planning
we
and professional
must be capable
school.
will
and assigned to Region
for these positions
candidates
required by the graduate
Suggested
in
Service
graduate-level training
Berkeley
in
be located
will
Oregon State University
qualifications motivation
work
months formal
of California
Logging Systems Program
attending
previous
to
Forest
urge
Service-wide
System Analysis Program
the University
In addition candidates
desire
We
available
are
all
2 years in a planned on-the-job development program at the same
attending
considering
applicants
open to
below.
listed
to these continuing
will
Transportation
Advanced
participants
When
is
for career enhancement.
opportunity
location.
opportunities
This announcement
also
management
have
a
Supervisors
strong
Office.
of Qualifications
or Forester
-
B.S. or M.S.
A.
Engineer
B.
Grade point average
C.
Minimum
D.
Willingness
E.
Presently GS-9 or GS-11
F.
Up-to-date
- minimum
of 2 years with
Forest
degree
B
in
undergraduate
6100-10
work
Service in related
permanent
to relocate for up to a 2-year period
GS-12
will
PRI - AAA
studies
transfer
of station
be considered
for promotion
to
next higher
grade
ABA
will
be
considered
G.
A
strong background
communicative
The
Washington
Region
in
mathematics through
calculus
analytical
mechanics
arts
Office through
6 for Advanced
Region
5 for
Logging Systems
will
13
Transportation
provide
funding
System Planning
to cover
the cost
or
of
and
transfer of station
salary
tuition
will
be furnished by the receiving
will
provide
Regional
after
personnel
identify target
each
candidate.
staff
positions to which the nominees
the program.
completing
satisfactorily
a promotion
to cover
ceilings
Offices should
Return transfer of station costs
books and supplies.
Regions
Region when the training period is completed.
must be prepared
certificate
promotions
If
listing
all
are anticipated
at
will
applicants for the
Regional
return
that time
program
in-cluded
and documenting the
basis
submit applications
Candidates
should
attention
Engineering
with
for selection.
Staff Unit
B.
Current
C.
Statement of
D.
Four copies of candidates
E.
Justification
PRI
6100-10
interest
1975.
Forester to the Chief
The
should
following
be
who
reflecting
undergraduate
including
in this
specialized field
grade
Regional
transcripts
placement plans for candidate
endorsed
Forester
pass a preliminary
orientation
per diem expenses
qualifications
from the candidate
statement
by the Regional
Management
20
SF-171
Updated
for a 2-day
through the Regional
January
the applications
A.
Candidates
by
will
screening process
on the program
be covered
its
goals
and
by the Washington
may be
its
sent to
the project
future implications.
Office Engineering
location
Travel
and Timber
Staff Units.
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GPO
882.620
and