Construction, cleaning and preparation of the joint trough
Otto Alte-Teigeler GmbH
Obere Hardt 13
76467 Bietigheim/Baden
D-GERMANY
P: +49 7245 92600
F: +49 7245 926070
M: oat@oat.de
Expansion joints made of asphalt serve to absorb the movement of structures without damage at crossings to the road. They also prevent water from penetrating the substructure. The way they work is based on the interaction of a special permanently elastic impregnating mass of polymer bitumen and a stable aggregate. The execution requires a lot of skill and know-how from the team, and it is subject to strict rules.
Construction, cleaning and preparation of the joint trough
Filling the lower joint gap
Installation of the cover strip and lining of the trough flanks
Alternating introduction of impregnating material (according to TL BEL-FÜ) and tested aggregate
Surface finish
Width: 50 cm (deviation of -3 cm to +5 cm allowed)
Thickness: 8 cm (min. 6 cm, max. 13 cm)
Absorbable lateral movements: 25 mm elongation, 12.5 mm compression,
Absorbable vertical movements: 5 mm
Special case: smaller flexible expansion joints
Structure of the system
Prepared joint trough
Surface finish
Finished expansion joint
Smaller lining expansion joints
Low noise when driven over
Cost-effective alternative to steel expansion joints
Included in the list of tested asphalt expansion joints according to TL-BEL-FÜ for use in construction work and components of the Federal transport infrastructure compiled by the German Federal Highway Research Institute
Can be flexibly adapted to the specific location and the structural conditions
Fast availability, in-situ construction