Unit Code: 603
Road and Pavement Surfacings
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Unit Duration:
One semester
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Credit Points:1
This Unit explores the broad range of road and pavement surfacings employed to provide both functional characteristics and preserve structural capacity for a national road network. Students are able to develop their skills and knowledge in the investigation, treatment selection, design and performance of road and pavement surfacings across the spectrum of asphalts, spray seals, specialist propriety products and gravel. Students will be provided with the opportunity to hone their critical analysis abilities by undertaken whole of life analysis of alternate surfacing techniques, to provide best value to stakeholders. Communication skills will be enhanced through the preparation of professional level design reports.
Unit Topics
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Topic 1
The Role of Surfacings
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Topic 2
Surface texture
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Topic 3
Unsealed Roads
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Topic 4
Concrete and Paver Surfacings
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Topic 5
Sprayed Seals and Design
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Topic 6
Asphalt Surfacings
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Topic 7
Microsurfacings
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Topic 8
Treatment Selection
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Topic 9
Contemporary and Emerging Developments
Prerequisites and Corequisites
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Pavement TechnologyMaster and Graduate Certificate
Prerequisites: 600: Fundamentals of Roads and Pavements
613: Fundamentals of Road ConstructionCorequisites: Nil
Unit Specification
Change Program
Units of Study
- 540: Asset Management Principles
- 541: Project Management Elements
- 560: Project Assessment, Delivery and Completion
- 600: Fundamentals of Roads and Pavements
- 601: Road Pavement Design
- 602: Pavement Construction
- 603: Road and Pavement Surfacings
- 606: Heavy Duty Pavements
- 609: Road Asset Management
- 613: Fundamentals of Road Construction
- 616: Pavement Preservation and Rehabilitation
- 617: Road and Pavement Maintenance
- 619: Contracts: Principles, Management and Risks
- 629: Industry Research Proposal
- 630: Industry Research
- 640: Economics of Financial Management
- 641: Sustainable Physical Infrastructure
- 660: Contractual Dispute Resolution Variations and Claims
- 661: Project Leadership