What are the disadvantages while using stone dust as filler in pavements?
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Answer Posted / Prashant Mishra
Using stone dust as a filler in pavements has several potential disadvantages: (1) Stone dust can compact poorly, leading to weak pavement structure and poor drainage; (2) It may cause excessive fines migration, reducing the overall stability of the pavement; (3) Stone dust can be easily eroded by rain and traffic, leading to premature deterioration of the pavement surface; and (4) Improper use of stone dust as a filler can result in lower bearing capacity and uneven settlement of the pavement.
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