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Guide to Design of Culway - WIM

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Figure 4 Gate Secured CULWAY Installation and Equipment House within Culvert<br />

at Norseman<br />

7. Construction Hold Points<br />

Once the culvert has been installed a hold point <strong>of</strong> 1 day will be required after the<br />

Basecourse is finished and before the bitumen treatment is applied <strong>to</strong> allow the <strong>Culway</strong><br />

Technicians <strong>to</strong> cut 2 or 4 x 25mm cube section in<strong>to</strong> the road surface <strong>to</strong> allow the<br />

placement <strong>of</strong> Piezo Electric Sensors in<strong>to</strong> the Basecourse.<br />

Figure 5 Installation <strong>of</strong> Piezo Sensors prior <strong>to</strong> seal coats being applied.<br />

A Urethane modified epoxy with high wetting properties such as Epirez D5-050 Saw Cut<br />

Sealant will be used <strong>to</strong> stabilise the sensors and fill the voids created level with the<br />

existing Basecourse. Surface treatment can then begin. This kind <strong>of</strong> sealant usually<br />

requires a day <strong>to</strong> cure and develops <strong>to</strong> full strength in 7 days.<br />

MAIN ROADS Western Australia<br />

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