Siegfried Primary Author Yamin, Anwar Primary Author Fransisko, Silvester Primary Author mixed material bibliography PUSJATAN 2014 id Indonesia

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Talaud Island is a new district that is development of Sangihe and Talaud regency, North Sulawesi province in 2000. Talaud Islandis oneof 199 disadvantageregions in Indonesia and remain isolated due to various limitations of the basic infrastructure , including roads. Infrastructure development in the Talautdistrict, North Sulawesi, particularly road in Karakelong island, which has been performed using imported aggregate of Palu - Central Sulawesi, while on the island there are a lot of aggregate quarriesbut have not been efficiently used, becausethe available aggregates,visually, is not good in quality.Talaud island beside has economic constraint in development such as construction cost, it also has natural constraint because it is separated by sea from main islands. Consequently, some efforts are required to solve this natural problem in order to develop infrastructures, especially roads. One of the solutions is the efficient use of available aggregate. This study aims to find out the potential use of local aggregate of Talaut especially from Karakelongisland as road pavement materials such as for asphaltic mixtures, base, sub-base or as shoulder materials. This paper discusses only limited to laboratory testing using the aggregates taken from some quarriesinKarakelong, Melongguane , Beo, Rainis, BawonBaru, Niampak and Tarohan. The study results reveal that there are many aggregates quarries in district that can be used either as materials for asphalt mixture or as a base material for class A, but not used for Class B and Class S. Aggregates from some quarries like BawonBaru, Melong, Beo and Rainis will provide an excellent carrying capacity when stabilized with 3 % -7 % of cement. AGGREGATE 625.7(063) Perpustakaan Direktorat Bina Teknik Jalan dan Jembatan Direktorat Jenderal Bina Marga - Kementerian Pekerjaan Umum (NPP: 3273244A00000001) 0000020735 My Library 20012 machine generated