theoretical maximum density (TMD), with joint cores being 90.5% TMD. Pay factors entered a deduction adjustment if the PWL of the property fell below 90. Total core counts for the runway were 88 (48 Mat and 40 joint), with none of the cores failing to meet the minimum thresholds, averaging an in-place mat and joint density of 94.2% and 94.9%, respectively. Acknowledgments Completing this impressive project could not have been accomplished without the roughly 250 people across eight companies working tirelessly to ensure the West Virginia International Yeager Airport had an excellent runway that will serve our community for years. 72 HOURS ‘TIL DEPARTURE: PAVING YEAGER AIRPORT VAASPHALT.ORG 21
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