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Sustainable Methodologies for Long-Lasting
and High-Performance Transportation
Infrastructures
Filippo Giustozzi, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor @ D.I.C.A
November 10, 2014
THE RESEARCH GROUP [ICAR/04]
1 Full Professor
3 Assistant Professors
3 Temporary Research Associates
6 PhD candidates
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1 Lab. Chief Operating Officer
Administrative & Lab. Staff
MAIN AREAS of RESEARCH
 ROAD & AIRPORT MATERIALS
 PAVEMENT DESIGN
 ASSETS MANAGEMENT
 INNOVATIVE CONSTRUCTION
& MAINTENANCE TECHNIQUES
 ROAD SAFETY
 RISK ASSESSMENT for ROAD
INFRASTRUCTURES
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TODAY’s
PRESENTATION
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KEYWORDS
1. SUSTAINABILITY
2. RECYCLING
3. PERFORMANCE
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Life Cycle Management
of a road project…
Technical
Feasibility
Environmental
Impacts (LCA)
Costs
(LCCA)
Durability
(LCPA)
Risk
Analysis
Societal
Benefits
Integrated
Decision-Making
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Sustainability…
United Nations World Commission on
Environment and Development (1987)
Sustainable Development definition:
“… development that meets the needs of the
present without compromising the ability of
future generations to meet their own needs.”
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Life Cycle Thinking
A project or network-level approach environmental
management approach to look holistically at products,
processes, and activities.
End-of-Life
Management
Raw Material
Acquisition
Reuse
Recycling
Use Phase &
Maintenance
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Construction
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Cradle-to-Gate LCA approach
transport
refinery
transport
oil extraction
Aggregate Quarry
transport
Asphalt
plant
Possible Outputs
emissions waste hazardous
waste
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construction
transport
Cradle-to-Grave LCA approach
…
Disposal
Asphalt
plant
Use phase & Maintenance
construction
End-of-life
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Cradle-to-Cradle LCA approach
…
RECYCLING
Asphalt
plant
Use phase & Maintenance
construction
End-of-life
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WHY ARE
RECYCLING AND
SUSTAINABLE
MANAGEMENT
FUNDAMENTAL?
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The ROAD PAVEMENT
≈ 95 %
aggregate
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≈5%
Bitumen
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FACTS & STATS
• Almost 65 million km of roads worldwide (≈ 1625 times the
World circumference)
• Roadway conditions are a significant factor in about one-third
of traffic fatalities.
In the U.S.:
• Poor road conditions cost U.S. motorists $67 billion a year in
repairs and operating costs---$ 333 per motorist every year
• 33% of America's major roads are in poor or mediocre
condition and 36% of the nation's major urban highways are
congested.
• $186 billion needed annually to substantially improve the
nation's highways
Grade: D-
• 27% of U.S. GHG emissions from road transportation
Data from: Report Card for America's Infrastructure, ASCE.
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FACTS & STATS
• Pavement construction is one of the largest consumers of
natural resources
U.S. - Virgin Aggregates Consumption
1.800.000.000
1.600.000.000
1.400.000.000
Tons
“80% is1.200.000.000
used as construction aggregate, mostly for highway and
1.000.000.000
road construction
and maintenance, as well as for a wide variety
of building and other non-building construction.”
800.000.000
600.000.000
7.5 kg (16.5 lbs) of CO2e per ton of material
400.000.000
Crushed stone
200.000.000
Sand and Gravel
0
1900
1910
1920
1930
1940
1950
1960
1970
1980
1990
2000
2010
Year
Data from: U.S. Department of the Interior; U.S. Geological Survey [November, 2012]
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FACTS & STATS
• Italy has 487’000 km of roads (≈ 12 times the World circumference)
and 70’500 km of them are located in the Lombardy region
• 2,96 km of roadways per km2
• 6500 €/lane∙km only for maintenance purposes
Data from: Regione Lombardia.
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FACTS & STATS…current upshots
VERY LARGE AREAS INVOLVED
MASSIVE AMOUNT OF MATERIALS
REDUCED BUDGET FOR MAINTENANCE & REPLACING
WASTED TIME AND FUEL DUE TO TRAFFIC CONGESTION
FROM POOR ROAD CONDITIONS
• ADDITIONAL ENERGY AND MATERIALS CONSUMED FOR
ROAD REPAIRS
• ADDED EMISSIONS AND WASTE GENERATED BY REMOVAL
AND REPLACEMENT OF SHORT LIVED INFRASTRUCTURE
SOLUTIONS
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•
•
•
UN-SUSTAINABLE!
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PROBLEM STATEMENT
MISSION: scientific breakthroughs toward reducing
carbon footprint and life-cycle costs of road and
airport pavements for sustainable transportation
infrastructures
Breakthroughs would imply:
 Strength and Durability with less
virgin material including recycling
(short/long-term PERFORMANCE)
 Lower energy processing and
emissions (ENVIRONMENT)
 Reduced life-cycle expenditures
(COSTS)
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1. LOWERING THE
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS:
RECYCLING PRACTICES
INTO ROAD PAVEMENTS
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What a pavement is…
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RECYCLING IN-SITU SOIL & AGGREGATES
Soil Stabilization
All soil modification benefits, and permanently increase
compressive strength, increase load-deformation properties,
and improve durability during freeze-thaw and wet-dry cycles,
to be incorporated into structural design.
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RECYCLING IN-SITU SOIL & AGGREGATES
Recycled Aggregates
C&D (Construction &
Demolition) material
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RECYCLING IN-SITU SOIL & AGGREGATES
Area of the intervention: 60’000 sqm
85 % of recycled materials was adopted
TWY W - Malpensa Airport
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RECYCLING IN-SITU SOIL & AGGREGATES
ALTERNATIVE #1 (innovative):
ALTERNATIVE #2:
(from current airport practice)
6 cm
30 cm
30 cm
25 cm
40 cm
35 cm
Tot.
Thickness: 76 #1
cm was chosen
Tot.after
Thickness:
90 cm
ALTERNATIVE
an in-depth
characterization of in situ soils and recycled
aggregates mechanical performance
(lab tests + full scale tests)
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RECYCLING IN-SITU SOIL & AGGREGATES
Surface Course
Porous Asphalt
Cement
Mortar
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RECYCLING IN-SITU SOIL & AGGREGATES
RECYCLED AGGREGATES:
RWY head
demolition
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RECYCLING IN-SITU SOIL & AGGREGATES
Cement bound base
(recycled aggregates from C&D)
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RECYCLING IN-SITU SOIL & AGGREGATES
Sub-base Layer:
In situ cement stabilized soil +
recycled aggregates
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RECYCLING IN-SITU SOIL & AGGREGATES
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RECYCLING IN-SITU SOIL & AGGREGATES
STEP #1:
Emissions related to materials manufacturing (i.e.; raw material extraction, etc.)
Crispino M.; maurizio.crispino@polimi.it
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RECYCLING IN-SITU SOIL & AGGREGATES
STEP #2:
Emissions related to transportation & processes
Plug mill and
screening plant
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RECYCLING IN-SITU SOIL & AGGREGATES
STEP #2:
Emissions related to transportation & processes
e
e
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RECYCLING IN-SITU SOIL & AGGREGATES
STEP #3:
Computation of the total environmental burden and analysis of the alternatives
ALTERNATIVE #1: - 35% of total
emissions
N.B.: up to - 60% of emission saving if a standard
granular unbound layer was adopted for Alternative
#2 as foundation layer instead of stabilizing in situ
soil
Crispino M.; maurizio.crispino@polimi.it
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RECYCLING IN-SITU SOIL & AGGREGATES
MAIN ADVANTAGES:
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Lower environmental impacts
Lower material consumption (virgin aggregates, bitumen)
Less material to handle within the construction site
Less material to be transported to/from the quarry/plant
Landfill was minimized
Construction time was shortened
Cost of materials was reduced
Performance comparable to other airport
pavements (PCN ≈ 120)
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RECYCLING of ASPHALT PAVEMENTS
RAP (Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement)
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RECYCLING of ASPHALT PAVEMENTS
A closer look at the numbers…
 Currently, almost 100 million tons of asphalt
concrete are reclaimed each year only in the
United States, of which, roughly 80% can be
reused as RAP
 The volume of reclaimed asphalt pavement is …
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13 TIMES greater than recycling of newsprint
27 TIMES greater than recycling of glass bottles
89 TIMES greater than recycling of aluminum cans
267 TIMES greater than recycling of plastic containers
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RECYCLING of ASPHALT PAVEMENTS
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RECYCLING of ASPHALT PAVEMENTS
Warm-Mix Asphalt (20-30% RAP allowed)
• May Reduce Mixing and Compaction Temperatures
(up to 30 – 40ºC)
Temp. = 160º C
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Temp = 120º C
RECYCLING of ASPHALT PAVEMENTS
Warm-Mix Asphalt
Highway A4 (Italy)
- 20% of emissions and long-term
performance
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RECYCLING of ASPHALT PAVEMENTS
Cold-Mix Asphalt (100% RAP)
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RECYCLING of ASPHALT PAVEMENTS
Foamed-asphalt (100% RAP)
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RECYCLING of ASPHALT PAVEMENTS
Foamed-asphalt (100% RAP)
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RECYCLING of ASPHALT PAVEMENTS
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RECYCLING of ASPHALT PAVEMENTS
Foamed-asphalt production in the lab:
100% RAP +
foamed-asphalt are
mixed
Asphalt is foamed
into the mixing
chamber
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RECYCLING of ASPHALT PAVEMENTS
Foamed-asphalt (100% RAP)
Malpensa Airport (RWY)
Only 40 days of closure to reshape the entire
4400 m runway!
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2. INCREASING
PERFORMANCE for LONGTERM DURABILITY
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LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE of RECYCLED
MIXES
Polymers
Fibers
RHEOLOGY OF MODIFIED MASTICS
• Preparation of mastics
• Evaluation of mixing conditions
• Penetration and softening point
• Viscosity (Brookfield)
• Evaluation of rheological
parameters (Rheometer)
• Stiffness master curves
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LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE of RECYCLED
MIXES

Fibers
 Cellulose – Fiber A
6% - 9% on bitumen weight
 Cellulose/glass – Fiber B
9% on bitumen weight
 Synthetic – Fiber C
3% on bitumen weight
 Sintetiche reclaimed – Fiber D
3% - 9% on bitumen weight
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LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE of RECYCLED
MIXES
COMPOUND B: plastomeric
polymer + cellulose-glass
fibers
COMPOUND A: plastomeric
polymer + synthetic fibers
COMPOUND C: elastomeric
polymer + cellulose-synthetic
fibers + paraffin
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LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE of RECYCLED
MIXES
RHEOLOGY OF MODIFIED BITUMEN
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LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE of RECYCLED
MIXES
Dynamic viscosity
RAMPA DI VISCOSITA' - Bitume B1/Fibra A
1000000
100000
Viscosità [cP]
Viscosity
[cP]
10000
12%
1000
9%
6%
3%
1,5%
“Base” mastic
Bitumen
100
10
1
90
100
110
120
130
140
150
160
170
Temperatura [°C]
Temperature [°C]
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180
190
200
210
220
230
LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE of RECYCLED
MIXES
Indirect Tensile Strength
INDIRECT TENSILE STRENGTH
1,50
Fiber A
ITS [MPa]
1,30
“Base“ mix
Fiber D
1,10
Fiber B
Fiber C
0,90
0,70
0
3
6
Fiber/Bitumen Ratio [%]
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12
LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE of RECYCLED
MIXES
Stiffness
STIFFNESS - T = 20°C_f = 2,02Hz
9000
8500
Stiffness [MPa]
8000
7500
Fiber A
7000
6500
Fiber D
6000
“Base“ mix
5500
5000
4500
4000
Fiber B
3500
Fiber C
3000
2500
2000
0
3
6
Fiber/Bitumen Ratio [%]
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LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE of RECYCLED
MIXES
RUTTING RESISTANCE
• Evolution of permanent deformation
• Rate of rutting (WTS) and final rut depth
(RD)
• Validation of theoretical models
(calibration of coefficients)
• Fitting experimental data
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LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE of RECYCLED
MIXES
FATIGUE RESISTANCE
• Evaluation of fatigue life (number of load
cycles)
• ITFT (indirect tensile fatigue test)
• 4-PBFT (four point bending fatigue test)
• Comparison between additives
• WTOT (total dissipated energy)
• DE (dissipated energy)
• Validation of theoretical procedure for PV
Load Cycle to Failure at 300 kPa
1.0E+06
1.0E+05
1.0E+04
1.0E+03
1.0E+02
1.0E+01
1.0E+00
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BO BCS3 BCS6 BCS9 BPS3 BPS6 BPS9 BPI3 BPI6 BPI9
LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE of RECYCLED
MIXES
Fiber reinforced cement sub-base materials
Polyolefin Fibers
Polypropylene Fibers
Fibers create internal additional links that allows to avoid the division
between the two portions, guaranteeing a residual collaboration
WITHOUT
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WITH FIBERS
LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE of RECYCLED
MIXES
MILANO MALPENSA AIRPORT
TWY H
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MORE ABOUT
RECENT
RESEARCH…
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Filippo Giustozzi
PERVIOUS CONCRETE
EVA modification
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SBR - latex
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PERVIOUS CONCRETE
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PHOTOCATALYTIC PAVEMENTS
Photocatalysis: convert
pollutants (NOx) into inert
material due to reactions
with TiO2 and UV radiations.
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PRECAST CONCRETE PAVEMENTS
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PRECAST CONCRETE PAVEMENTS
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ASPHALT REJUVENATORS
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CLEAR BINDERS
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FIRE-RESISTANT PAVEMENTS
Carbon Oxide (CO)
death
faint
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FIRE-RESISTANT PAVEMENTS
Before
Concrete
Porous Asphalt +
cement mortar
Asphalt
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After 30 mins
After 120 mins
WHAT MIGHT BE
INTERESTING IN
COLLABORATING
WITH @ D.I.C.A…
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STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING…
FEM modeling of
lab tests
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HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING…
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Hydraulic
assessment of
porous materials
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ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING…
Carbon footprinting
of processes and
materials
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Thanks for listening!
Sustainability is the next great game in transportation.
The game becomes serious when you keep score.
PoliMI keeps score!
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