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Road haunches: a guide to maintenance practice


Haunching or edge of carriageway strengthening has become an increasingly important highway maintenance technique in the UK. This report outlines the extent of the problem, obtained from results of questionnaire and interview surveys from 33 highway authorities and summarises the responses from interviews with 29 authorities and reviews all aspects of present maintenance practice for haunching. It then provides guidance on methods of investigating haunch defects, structural design and practicalities of carrying out haunch repairs. In an extensive series of appendices, details are given of specifications of and test methods for materials for haunching together with information on compaction plant. For second edition see IRRD 875438.

Author Luck, RA(CH) Pages 32
Date 01/01/1991 Reference TRRL Report CR243
ISBN 0266-7045 ISSN 0266-7045



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