Description: The rehabilitation of monolithic pavement refers to the process of restoring and improving the surface of pavements that have suffered wear or damage, returning them to a usable state. This type of pavement, characterized by its continuity and homogeneity, can be made of materials such as concrete, asphalt, or resins. Rehabilitation involves various techniques, such as crack repair, milling, the application of new layers of material, or the improvement of the underlying base. This process not only aims to restore the functionality of the pavement but also to extend its useful life and enhance safety and comfort for users. The rehabilitation of pavements is essential in urban infrastructure, as it contributes to the sustainability and efficiency of transportation, minimizing the need for complete replacements and reducing the environmental impact associated with the construction of new pavements.
