Author: Robin Razack- Civil Engineer, SPU, GGMC MINING ROADS GUYANA GEOLOGY AND MINES COMMISSION SPECIAL PROJECTS UNIT 25th August, 2015 PRESENTATION FOR.

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Author: Robin Razack- Civil Engineer, SPU, GGMC MINING ROADS GUYANA GEOLOGY AND MINES COMMISSION SPECIAL PROJECTS UNIT 25th August, 2015 PRESENTATION FOR MINING WEEK 2015

INTRODUCTION SPU ROADS BUILDINGS OTHER STRUCTURES BRIDGES AIRSTRIPS

IMPORTANCE OF ROADS Machineries & Equipment Gold Road VEINS and ARTERIES of the MINING INDUSTRY

FACTORS TO CONSIDER WHEN DESIGNING A PAVEMENT (ROADWAY) Traffic Loads Design Period ESALs TRAFFIC The quality of the Sub-Grade influences the thickness of the pavement design SUB-GRADE Wet condition significantly lower the bearing capacity of the soil and its ability of withstand traffic CLIMATIC CONDITION The materials available are important to determine the most adequate pavement both technically and economically MATERIALS AVAILABLE

TYPICAL PAVEMENT CROSS SECTION LATERITE ? StrengthAbundanceLocation REDUCES CONSTRUCTION COST $$$$

CHALLENGES FACED Destroys the different layers of the pavement due to fatigue Causes water to enter the pavement and reduce the bearing capacity Traffic Overload Damages the roadway due to low bearing capacity of the pavement when saturated Destroys critical weak sections of the roadway and make impassable Use of Saturated Road Basic mechanical properties of materials are often assumed due to the unavailability of a materials lab and in-field testing equipment. Site inspector presence throughout the construction phase is required Quality Control Reports were made of truckers deliberately destroying the roadway to avoid smaller vehicles from traversing which will ultimately reduce the competitiveness in the transportation business Unscrupulous use of roadway Locating Laterite with high gravel content is sometimes challenging which usually result in high transportation cost or use of a thicker layer of lower quality laterite Availability of suitable construction materials Poor subgrade basically significantly shorten lifespan of the road and lower load carrying capacity. Poor sub-grade material

PROPOSED SOLUTIONES Implementation of a weight limit for each class of vehicles Traffic Overload Traffic Control during rainy season Use of Saturated Road Establishment of a Soils Lab and purchase of the necessary equipment. Onsite inspector throughout the construction phase of the project Quality Control Routine monitoring of roadway. Take action against offenders Unscrupulous use of roadway Use of a geo synthetic material to increase bearing capacity i.e. Geo web or geo grid Availability of suitable construction materials Use of a geo synthetic material to increase bearing capacity i.e. Geo web or geo grid. Poor sub-grade material

DURING RAINY SEASONS Significant economic Losses $ Affects all road users !

GEO SYNTHETICS

GEO SYNTHETICS COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS FOR 1 KM OF BAD ROAD ECONOMIC BENEFITS SERVICEIBILITY BENEFITS

POTENTIAL NEW PROJECTS Incorporate geo synthetics on known bad spots on the Puruni Road Incorporate geo synthetics on known bad spots on Brian Sucre Junction to Mahdia Road

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