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Rubber-Asphalt Open-Graded Friction Course. I-5 Columbia River Bridge to 39th Street

K. W. Anderson

The report describes the final evaluation of an experimental rubber-asphalt open-graded friction course overlay on I-5 in the Vancouver, Washington urban area. The rubber-asphalt overlay was selected over a conventional asphalt open-graded mix based on a desire to provide a longer lasting pavement. A 3000 foot long section of polymer modified asphalt open-graded pavement was added by change order during the construction of the project. Evaluations were conducted to measure the performance of both the rubber-asphalt and polymer-asphalt pavements against a control section of conventional open-graded pavement.

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Rubber-Asphalt Open-Graded Friction Course. I-5 Columbia River Bridge to 39th Street

K. W. Anderson

The report describes the final evaluation of an experimental rubber-asphalt open-graded friction course overlay on I-5 in the Vancouver, Washington urban area. The rubber-asphalt overlay was selected over a conventional asphalt open-graded mix based on a desire to provide a longer lasting pavement. A 3000 foot long section of polymer modified asphalt open-graded pavement was added by change order during the construction of the project. Evaluations were conducted to measure the performance of both the rubber-asphalt and polymer-asphalt pavements against a control section of conventional open-graded pavement.

Rubber-Asphalt Open-Graded Friction Course. I-5 Columbia River Bridge to 39th Street

K. W. Anderson

The report describes the final evaluation of an experimental rubber-asphalt open-graded friction course overlay on I-5 in the Vancouver, Washington urban area. The rubber-asphalt overlay was selected over a conventional asphalt open-graded mix based on a desire to provide a longer lasting pavement. A 3000 foot long section of polymer modified asphalt open-graded pavement was added by change order during the construction of the project. Evaluations were conducted to measure the performance of both the rubber-asphalt and polymer-asphalt pavements against a control section of conventional open-graded pavement.

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Title:

Rubber-Asphalt Open-Graded Friction Course. I-5 Columbia River Bridge to 39th Street

Contributors:

K. W. Anderson (author)

Publication date:

1997

Size:

20 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Construction Equipment, Materials, & Supplies , Highway Engineering , Rubber , Asphalt , Pavement overlays , Polymers , Service life , Friction courses , Portland(Oregon) , Vancouver(Washington)

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