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Why LL-TEQ

Installation Process

LL-TEQ integration procedure — fast, precise, and in a single pass

One-Pass Technology

Standard equipment, simple integration, exceptional results

LL-TEQ integrates directly into standard road construction methods. The product technology is integrated in a single pass, ensuring homogeneous mixing, high execution precision, and increased efficiency. The procedure below depends on the type of application required.

Cold reclaimer scarifying a residential road during LL-TEQ treatment

Step-by-Step Process

2 application types

1. In-place cold pavement reconstruction with structural stabilization

LL-TEQ delivered to site before work begins.

Step-by-step process

  1. The cold recycler scarifies and integrates LL-TEQ technology into the existing pavement at an average depth of 150 mm, in a single pass.
  2. The grader profiles the treated material to restore the profile, slopes, and crown specified in the project documents, ensuring geometric compliance before compaction.
  3. The double-drum vibratory roller performs an initial pass to densify the treated material and limit displacement during subsequent steps.
  4. The grader performs a final precision pass to adjust the profile to the tolerances of the specification.
  5. The double-drum roller reaches a minimum of 95% of standard Proctor density.
  6. Surface sealing by topical application with a tanker truck and spray bar, or with an emulsion distributor. Bonds the surface to the structure, fills porosity, and waterproofs the pavement.

Standard equipment required

  1. Cold recycler, fed by a spray-bar tanker. Standard use: equipment used in road construction for integrating lime or Portland cement into the structure.
  2. Motor grader. Standard use: standard profiling equipment used on all road construction sites.
  3. Tandem vibratory roller. Vibratory plate compactor for tie-in areas. Standard use: standard compaction equipment used on all road construction sites.
  4. Pressurized spray-bar tanker or emulsion distributor. Standard use: equipment comparable to that used for bitumen emulsions on conventional sites.

Personnel required (standard crew)

Standard road crew, trained by LL-TEQ.

2. In-place cold surface sealing by topical spray

LL-TEQ delivered to site before work begins.

Process

Topical application of the product directly onto the existing pavement. The product penetrates the surface layer, fills porosity, waterproofs the pavement, and extends its service life. Renewable as a maintenance coat based on porosity evolution.

Equipment required

  1. Pressurized spray-bar tanker or emulsion distributor. Standard use: equipment comparable to that used for bitumen emulsions on conventional sites.

Personnel required (standard crew)

Standard road crew, trained by LL-TEQ.

No plant. No heating. No transport.

Reference Section

Reference section (pilot project)

LL-TEQ is validated in laboratory and field across 39 countries — on the same materials found in Quebec: RAP, aggregates, clay, silt, sand. Testing was performed by independent laboratories in the United States and Australia under ASTM and AASHTO protocols, and in France under current NF standards. Engineering parameters are universal — a CBR is a CBR, a Proctor is a Proctor, whether the soil is from Illinois, Brittany, or Montérégie.

What the industry calls a "pilot project," we call a reference section. The technology is no longer experimental — it has been deployed for over a decade under U.S. military aircraft and on the roads of 39 countries. LL-TEQ™ offers this reference section on preferential terms for new partners, to create a visible, measurable local benchmark. Our engineers and technicians provide on-site support to ensure technical compliance and skill transfer to local crews — although the process uses standard road-building equipment and methods.

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LL-TEQ™ provides full technical support for contractors, engineers, and municipalities — from application planning to field execution.

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