Linear Aggregate Screening

From the first day a new road is put into service it begins to deteriorate. How fast this happens, obviously depends mainly on usage, but other factors such as how and when it was maintained play a very important role with any road. For graveled surfacing, most believe the surface just wears out, but there are only three places the valuable surface aggregate could go; 1) compacted deeper into the sub-grade, 2) ground into dust and blown off, or 3) side-cast from the roadway from improper maintenance or snow removal.

After years of secondary road maintenance Roadtech, Inc. has developed a cost-effective way to recover this valuable side-cast material and return it to the road surface. The Linear Screening process developed by Roadtech Inc. changes the way material is screened. Instead of bringing the material to the screen, we bring the screen to the material. In the right application, this can greatly reduce the cost of aggregate replacement. Now, we are able to recover side-cast material, though polluted with oversized rocks, and screen out the usable material for the running surface. The larger rock can be side cast or crushed with our Linear crushing equipment for additional wear course.

The Process

Mini excavators or backhoes are capable of quickly moving along a fill slope, shaping the fill slope and pulling up the valuable material that was cast off, while navigating around rocks, trees and other obsticles.

Graders or bulldozers can also be used to pull the out side shoulder or the ditches

Typically this side-cast material is polluted with oversized rocks and brush. But this is where a majority of the missing aggregate went!

The linear pile is then sorted by our linear sorting machine to the specific gradation requested

The material is laid our in two sorted linear piles of on grade and oversized material to be done with as chosen

The oversized material can be crushed to on grade by the linear crusher, and thus utilizing all the material

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