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Critical Factors Affecting Asphalt Concrete Durability
This research evaluated changes to the composition of asphalt concrete mixtures that the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) should consider to improve the durability of flexible pavement constructed in Wisconsin. Basepolymer modid on a synthesis of current research, a laboratory experiment was conducted to quantify the effect of: (1) effective binder volume, (2) low temperature performance grade, (3) recycled binder content, and (4) fication on the resistance of typical Wisconsin mixtures to aging and load associated cracking. For the types of mixtures normally used in Wisconsin, the laboratory experiment found mixture composition had little effect on aging; however, cracking resistance was significantly affected. The laboratory experiment produced a regression equation that was used to evaluate current WisDOT specification requirements. This evaluation concluded that recent specification changes made by WisDOT will improve the cracking resistance of asphalt concrete mixtures, with the greatest improvement occurring for overlays in the Southern Asphalt Zone. The regression equation was also used to recommend additional specification changes that WisDOT should consider.
Critical Factors Affecting Asphalt Concrete Durability
This research evaluated changes to the composition of asphalt concrete mixtures that the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) should consider to improve the durability of flexible pavement constructed in Wisconsin. Basepolymer modid on a synthesis of current research, a laboratory experiment was conducted to quantify the effect of: (1) effective binder volume, (2) low temperature performance grade, (3) recycled binder content, and (4) fication on the resistance of typical Wisconsin mixtures to aging and load associated cracking. For the types of mixtures normally used in Wisconsin, the laboratory experiment found mixture composition had little effect on aging; however, cracking resistance was significantly affected. The laboratory experiment produced a regression equation that was used to evaluate current WisDOT specification requirements. This evaluation concluded that recent specification changes made by WisDOT will improve the cracking resistance of asphalt concrete mixtures, with the greatest improvement occurring for overlays in the Southern Asphalt Zone. The regression equation was also used to recommend additional specification changes that WisDOT should consider.
Critical Factors Affecting Asphalt Concrete Durability
R. Bonaquist (author)
2016
128 pages
Report
No indication
English
Road Transportation , Transportation & Traffic Planning , Transportation , Highway Engineering , Construction Equipment, Materials, & Supplies , Construction Management & Techniques , Asphalt concrete , Wisconsin(State) , Durability , Cracking resistance , Age hardening , Critical factors analysis , Improvement , Flexible pavement construction , Performance (Engineering) , Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) , Southern Asphalt Zone
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