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Ainsworth Regional Airport

Location

Ainsworth, NE

Treatment Year

July 2026

Area

1,929,978 square feet

This project was done in conjunction with the Ainsworth Airport Authority, the FAA, and Olsson Engineering.

This was a full scale asphalt pavement rehabilitation project named AIP Project No. 3-31-001-020/021. This project consisted of treating all asphalt surfaces at the airport. These surfaces included all taxiways, aprons, parking lots, and runways. Total surface area was 1,929,978 square feet.

Pavement dressing conditioner qualified under FAA product code P-632, which is a qualified asphalt rejuvenator according to the federal government regulations.

Airport paint markings and aerial footage was provided by American Road Maintenance.

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Air Force Engineering Center

“Pavements treated with PDC contained a higher penetration and lower viscosity asphalt for 3 years. Pavements treated with Gilsonite contained a lower penetration and higher viscosity asphalt for 3 years. PDC does rejuvenate the old asphalt binder while Gilsonite has a hardening effect on the asphalt binder. It is recommended that the use of rejuvenators be considered a satisfactory maintenance procedure for the upkeep of asphaltic concrete pavements’’.

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Louis R. Gaetano

Director

Florida Department of Transportation

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J. David Scherling, PE

State Airport Pavement Engineer |
Florida Department of Transportation

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Arizona Transportation Research Center

“The pavement conditioner had apparently been very effective in not only rejuvenating the surface of the asphaltic concrete, but it had caused an alteration in the characteristics of the asphaltic concrete mixture that allowed some sort of rebinding of the crack interfaces.

The effectiveness of the conditioner is far in excess of the expectations placed upon it by the District Ill personnel and research personnel involved”

John Hauskins, Jr., P.E.

Arizona Transportation Research Center |
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Twin City Testing Corporation

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“Treated asphalt material properties show on overall improvement in performance as compared to test results performed on untreated companion samples”

“The surface material property improvements obtained with PDC treatments is contrary to test results normally obtained from testing of pavement materials surfaced with Gilsonite and/or untreated coal tar materials”

John Stieben

Engineer I Twin City Testing Report