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Properties of Fly Ash-Extended Asphalt Concrete Mixes
Trr No. 1323 Materials And Construction, pp. 123-133 Fillers added to asphalt concrete mixes have long been used as stiffening, extending, or otherwise void-filling materials, depending on their type and particle size. Fly ash, a by-product of the coal burning process for power generation, is a filler that can serve one or more of the above-mentioned functions. The role of fly ash in asphalt c…
Evaluation of Tests To Assess Stripping Potential of Asphalt Concrete Mixtures
Trr No. 1171 Asphalt Materials And Mixtures, pp. 18-26 Stress pedestal, boil, and indirect tensile tests were evaluated for assessing the stripping potential of asphalt concrete mixtures. the tests were applied to surface and base binder mixtures that included five aggregate combinations, asphalt cement from two sources, and three antistripping agents. the field performance of mixes with the f…
Water Sensitivity Test Methods for Asphalt Concrete Mixtures : A Laboratory C…
Trr No. 1171 Aspahalt Materials And Mixtures, pp. 44-50 Test result that stripping damage did not occur in specimens subjected to vacuum saturation only. Freeze thaw cycles caused damage to the specimens. Higher saturation levels resulted in increased damage to the specimens, as expected, but the rank of relative water sensitivity of the mixtures was found to be nearly the same. laboratory per…
Nonlinear Elastic Viscous with Damage Model To Predict Permanent Deformation …
Trr No. 1384 Pavement Design, Management, And Performance, pp. 80-93
Relating creep testing to rutting of asphalt concrete mixes
Transportation Research Record No. 1307 Pavement Design, management, and Performance, pp. 75-81
AASHTO TP 62-03 Standard Method of Test for Determining Dynamic Modulus of Ho…
AASHTO PROVISIONAL STANDARD
Time and temperature properties of asphalt concrete mixtures tested as hollow…
Asphalt Paving technology 1995 Journal of The Association of Asphalt paving technologists, Volume 63
