Stability of asphaltic concrete mixtures
by
Allen, David L.
Title
:
Stability of asphaltic concrete mixtures
Author
:
Allen, David L.
Personal Author
:
Allen, David L.
Publication Information
:
Lexington, Ky. : Kentucky Transportation Center, University of Kentucky, [1989]
Physical Description
:
49 leaves ; 28 cm.
General Note
:
In cooperation with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and the Federal Highway Administration.
"June 1989."
Contents
:
Introduction -- Background -- Big stone mixtures -- Mastic mixture -- Analysis of field data -- Conclusions and recommendations -- References.
Abstract
:
This study was initiated with the general objective of quantifying some of the parameters that govern the stability and rutting characteristics of asphalt-bound materials. Aggregate type and gradation, loading magnitudes and patterns, asphalt types and viscosity are known to affect the stability of an asphalt mixture. The study was conducted in three phases. The first phase was a study of the effects of large stone gradations on the rutting and fatigue characteristics of an asphalt base mixture. The second phase was an in-depth study of the mastic portion (smaller than 3/8-in.) of an asphalt mixture. The third phase was a laboratory analysis of field cores obtained from in-service pavements, and rutting measurements on a number of in-service pavements.
Subject Term
:
Pavements, Asphalt concrete -- Testing.
Pavements, Asphalt concrete -- Additives.
Aggregates (Building materials) -- Testing.
Added Author
:
Roghani, Hossien.
Added Corporate Author
:
University of Kentucky Transportation Center.
| Library | Material Type | Item Barcode | Shelf Number | Status |
|---|
| Civil Engineering | Book | B028972 | TE270 .A454 1989 | Transportation Collection |