Warm Lay Tarmac

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This contractor is using warm lay tarmac for the site compound car park, this significantly reduced the carbon for this activity by up to 15% per tonne.

This has numerous benefits including:

  • No requirement for any specialist equipment to lay and no compromise on performance
  • Improved site safety as the risks of burns are lessened
  • Improved air quality and visibility onsite as less fumes and steam are created onsite.
  • Enhanced Life-expectancy and durability as the lower temperatures and decreased oxidation reduces binder aging during manufacture.
  • Lower temperatures reduce cooling time
  • Material reaches trafficking temperatures quicker which reduces the impact on road users.

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Published 3 June 2024
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Carbon reduction, Conserve of resources, Lower embodied carbon content materials,

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