2. U.S. Roads Not Making
the Grade
2007 Road
Conditions
Good 51%
Fair 16%
Below Avg. 20%
Poor 13%
Source: TRIP
U.S. Road Report Card
3. Why Roads
Are Getting Rougher
More Traffic
Rising Cost
of Materials
Budget shortages
4. An Ounce of Prevention
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
Preservation
Expenditures
Road Repair
Savings
$6 - $14 in
repair savings
$
Source: American Association of State
Highway and Transportation Officials
Every $1
spent
on road
preservation
=
5. Asphalt Preservation
or Rejuvenation
“(Has) the potential to extend the life
of an asphalt pavement for several years
beyond the point where rehabilitation, or
major reconstruction would normally be
required; thus, significantly decreasing the
pavement’s annual maintenance costs.”
Robert E. Boyer, Ph.D., P.E., the Asphalt Institute
6.
7. CATEGORY EXAMPLES DESCRIPTION
Paraffinic Oils
Wast Engine Oil (WEO)
Waste Engine Oil Bottoms (WEOB) Valero VP 165®
Storbit®
Refined used lubricating oils
Aromatic Extracts
Hydrolene® Reclamite® Cyclogen L®
ValAro 130A®
Refined crude oil products with polar aromatic oil components
Nathenic Oils
SonneWarmix RJ™ Ergon HyPrene® Engineered hydrocarbons for asphalt modification
Triglycerides & Fatty Acids
Waste Vegetable Oil Waste Vegetable
Grease Brown Grease
Delta S*
Derived from vegetable oils
*Has other key chemical elements in addition to triglycerides and
fatty acids.
Tall Oils
Sylvaroad™ RP1000 Hydrogreen® Paper Industry byproducts
Same chemical family as liquid antistrip agents and emulsifiers
Table 1. Types of Rejuvenators
8.
9.
10. Balancing the Softening Effects
of Asphalt Rejuvenators with
Polymer Modified Asphalt in
High RAP Content Mixtures
Dr. Walaa S. Mogawer, PE, F.ASCE
Director - Highway Sustainability Research Center
Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering
University of Massachusetts
11.
12. A Bio-Based Solution
for Preserving
and helping roads
and other paved surfaces
last longer
Asphalt
13. Extends life of asphalt pavement
Only 10% of the cost of paving
Product of
BioBased Spray
Systems, LLC
of Sidney, Ohio
14. BIORESTOR Is Good
for the Environment
Made of 95% bio-based materials …
soybean and other agricultural oils
No petroleum – no harmful runoff
Earned USDA BioPreferred™ status
15. Restores lost binding properties of
asphalt
Protects pavement from oxidation
Restores flexibility; prevents cracks and
raveling
Seals the pavement; prevents potholes
Prevents construction joint failure
16. BIORESTOR Is Easy
to Apply
Penetrates and cures in 20-30 min.
Minimizes road closures
Pavement markings show through
Requires no sand, cover aggregate
Maintains safe friction values
17. BIORESTOR at its Best
Apply soon after paving, because…
Oxidation damage begins at hot mix
production facility-8 micron film 325F
40-60% of damage in first 2-4 years
Longer treatment delayed …
… $$$ repairs more likely
18. BIORESTOR Passes
the Test
Slowed deterioration by 40% over 7 years
BIORESTOR-treated section – 75 PCI – good
condition
Untreated section – 64 PCI – fair condition
Tests by JG3 Consulting, Heath, Ohio, Dec. 2011,
in Darke County, Ohio
19.
20.
21. COUNTY ROAD
PAVED IN 2004
CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE
NOW NEEDED IN 2014
CHIP-SEAL $2.00/SY OR REPAVE 1.5” $8.00/SY
BIORESTOR
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE
APPLIED IN 2004
23. BIORESTOR Passes
the Test
“Based on my experience with asphalt based
surface types, rates of deterioration and the
ASTM inspection methodology; it
is clearly evident that the product
BIORESTOR inhibits the oxidation process
while providing for increased flexibility and a
longer lifespan of pavements treated after
paving.”
James Golden, President, JG3 Consulting, LLC, Heath,
Ohio
25. BIORESTOR Passes
the Test
ASTM E-965 Pavement
Macrotexture Depth Test
One year after paving and treatment
11-21% less aggregate loss
in treated sections
Test by Bowser-Morner, Inc., Dayton, Ohio, Oct. 2011
26. BIORESTOR Passes
the Test
BIORESTOR
maintains safe
friction values….
ASTM E-274 Lockwheel
Friction Test
At Transportation Research Center,
East Liberty, Ohio, 2003
Grip Tester – Runway
Friction Test
At Tyndall Air Force Base,
Florida, June 2010
BIORESTOR Application
at Tyndall AFB
34. Longitudinal Joint Failures
• Investigate the fundamental mechanisms
of longitudinal joint failure.
• Evaluate available technologies and
construction practices that may mitigate
longitudinal joint failure.
• Recommend potential changes to TDOT
specifications.
36. New Water Absorption Test
During the course of the project, the University of
Tennessee developed a new method to evaluate a joint
sealer’s ability to prevent water absorption at the joint.
They have found that rejuvenating oils prevent 80-90% of
the capillary action of water.
41. Tar sealant is widely used, but there are serious environmental
concerns with its use. Some states, Illinois, Michigan, Maryland
just a few have already banned from using tar.
Movement to band!!
43. Dear Mr. Freisthler:
This letter serves as official notification that BioBased Spray Systems LLC is a participant in the US Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) BioPreferredSM program.
BioPreferred is a Federally-managed program that aims to increase the purchase and use of renewable, sustainable biobased products. Biobased products are defined by
USDA as products that are composed in whole or in large part of agricultural or forestry materials. Biobased products may include plant, animal, or marine-based
materials.
BioPreferred works with manufacturers, such as BioBased Spray Systems LLC, distributors, and large-scale buyers (e.g. the government and commercial markets) to
increase awareness, purchase, and use of biobased products. BioBased Spray Systems LLC manufactures biobased asphalt restorative products. Biobased asphalt restorers
have not yet been designated by USDA for federal preferred procurement status. However, BioBased Spray Systems LLC’s Bio-Re-Stor asphalt sealer rejuvenator may
qualify for this status when asphalt restorers are designated. I’m not able to indicate when this designation will occur.
The area representative for BioBased Spray Systems LLC is Bioseal LLC, 19148 S. 104th Avenue, Mokena, Illinois 60448.
Federal government agencies, military branches, and Federal contractors must give preferred purchasing preference for BioPreferred biobased products — various
mandates, regulations, and Presidential Executive Orders (EO) document this. The President’s EO on Federal Sustainability (EO 13514 - Sept 2009) challenges the Federal
government to lead by example, practice what we preach, and help build a clean energy economy through the way we operate. Over the coming years, we look forward to
working with you to translate government greening policy into practice and to create lasting environmental change for generations to come.
Sincerely,
Ron Buckhalt
BioPreferred Program Manager
202-205-4008
ronb.buckhalt@da.usda.gov
USDA Letter of Introduction