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Asphaltic Concrete Made with Crushed Rock: A Full-Scale Experiment on A80 at Easterton, Stirlingshire, 1967

M. H. Milloy / L. H. Swanson

A full-scale road experiment was undertaken to examine the performance of asphaltic concrete wearing course made with crushed rock, with particular reference to ease of compaction, durability and resistance to skidding. The performance of the materials is being assessed at intervals by visual inspection and by sideway-force coefficient and transient deflection measurements. Assessments during the first two years after laying show that the experimental asphaltic concrete surfacings with crushed-rock fine aggregate are strong and durable but the resistance to skidding is below the recommended value, the surface texture being particularly fine. (Author)

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Asphaltic Concrete Made with Crushed Rock: A Full-Scale Experiment on A80 at Easterton, Stirlingshire, 1967

M. H. Milloy / L. H. Swanson

A full-scale road experiment was undertaken to examine the performance of asphaltic concrete wearing course made with crushed rock, with particular reference to ease of compaction, durability and resistance to skidding. The performance of the materials is being assessed at intervals by visual inspection and by sideway-force coefficient and transient deflection measurements. Assessments during the first two years after laying show that the experimental asphaltic concrete surfacings with crushed-rock fine aggregate are strong and durable but the resistance to skidding is below the recommended value, the surface texture being particularly fine. (Author)

Asphaltic Concrete Made with Crushed Rock: A Full-Scale Experiment on A80 at Easterton, Stirlingshire, 1967

M. H. Milloy / L. H. Swanson

A full-scale road experiment was undertaken to examine the performance of asphaltic concrete wearing course made with crushed rock, with particular reference to ease of compaction, durability and resistance to skidding. The performance of the materials is being assessed at intervals by visual inspection and by sideway-force coefficient and transient deflection measurements. Assessments during the first two years after laying show that the experimental asphaltic concrete surfacings with crushed-rock fine aggregate are strong and durable but the resistance to skidding is below the recommended value, the surface texture being particularly fine. (Author)

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Title:

Asphaltic Concrete Made with Crushed Rock: A Full-Scale Experiment on A80 at Easterton, Stirlingshire, 1967

Contributors:

M. H. Milloy (author) / L. H. Swanson (author)

Publication date:

1969

Size:

24 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Construction Equipment, Materials, & Supplies , Pavements , Asphalt , Materials , Reinforcing materials , Concrete , Specifications , Wear resistance , Aging(Materials) , Statistical data , Great Britain , Bituminous concretes , Crushed stone

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