Experimental road hardening process tested in Australia
An Australian road science experiment demonstrates heating soil to a brick like hardness for road surfaces. L R H Irvine reported that most tested New South Wales soils can be converted into durable road material. The machine, built for 12 by 6 foot sections, cooks soil with gas heat. Queensland tests near Brisbane Ipswich planned. possible NSW trials offered. The project drew support from Main Roads Commissioner J R Kemp. critics urged NSW testing. A separate note recalls a New York ferry disaster with 62 onlookers.
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Australia
Sydney
Australian Institution of Engineers
L. R. H. Irvine
Irvine
New South Wales
J. R. Kemp
Queensland
Conney Engineering
Main Roads Board
Kemp
Brisbane
Ipswich
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