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    Strength behavior of selected asphalt-aggregate systems in triaxial compression

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    Basic compositional and environmental factors influencing strength behavior of asphaltic concrete are isolated and studied using consolidated-drained and consolidated-undrained triaxial compression tests; factors include asphalt content, aggregate grain size and distribution, aggregate density, rate of strain, temperature, and volume change during shear; it is shown that effective stresses rather than total stresses control strength behavior of asphaltic concrete. (23189)

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    Strength behavior of selected asphalt-aggregate systems in triaxial compression

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    Basic compositional and environmental factors influencing strength behavior of asphaltic concrete are isolated and studied using consolidated-drained and consolidated-undrained triaxial compression tests; factors include asphalt content, aggregate grain size and distribution, aggregate density, rate of strain, temperature, and volume change during shear; it is shown that effective stresses rather than total stresses control strength behavior of asphaltic concrete. (23189)

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    Strength behavior of selected asphalt-aggregate systems in triaxial compression

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    Basic compositional and environmental factors influencing strength behavior of asphaltic concrete are isolated and studied using consolidated-drained and consolidated-undrained triaxial compression tests; factors include asphalt content, aggregate grain size and distribution, aggregate density, rate of strain, temperature, and volume change during shear; it is shown that effective stresses rather than total stresses control strength behavior of asphaltic concrete. (23189)

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    Title:

    Strength behavior of selected asphalt-aggregate systems in triaxial compression

    Additional title:

    Highw Res Rec

    Contributors:

    Wissa, A.E.Z. (author) / Blouin, S.E. (author)

    Published in:

    Highway Research Record

    Publication date:

    1968

    Size:

    32 pages

    Type of media:

    Article (Journal)

    Type of material:

    Print

    Language:

    English

    Keywords:

    Roads and streets

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