Collaborative Research Programme on Highway Engineering Materials in the SADC Region

Volume 5. Proceedings of Four Country Workshops in Southern Africa: Outcomes and Indicative Actions.

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 1999
Country:
Botswana, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe
Document Type:
Journal Issue
Theme:
Infrastructure
Authors:
Gourley, C.S., Greening, P.A.K.

Abstract

TRL conducted a research project entitled \"Highway Engineering Materials in Southern Africa\". The project comprised 4 components:

  • natural gravels for road construction

  • chemically stabilised roadbase materials

  • development of a computerised materials inventory

  • the environmental impact of borrow-pit extraction

Prior to finalisation of the technical reports for each of the four components, the findings of the project were presented in a series of workshops in the four collaborating countries (Botswana, Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe). This report summarises the outcomes of the workshops.

In addition to the four components of the workshop, feedback was also given on the revised calcrete specifications emanating from a previous project to evaluate the performance of test sections in Botswana.

Citation

Gourley, CS and Greening, PAK (1999). Collaborative Research Programme on Highway Engineering Materials in the SADC Region. Volume 5. Proceedings of Four Country Workshops in Southern Africa: Outcomes and Indicative Actions. Transport Research Laboratory (TRL)

Collaborative Research Programme on Highway Engineering Materials in the SADC Region. Volume 5. Proceedings of Four Country Workshops in Southern Africa: Outcomes and Indicative Actions.

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