Evaluation of the filler effects on fatique cracking and permanent deformation of asphalt concrete mixtures /

(rutting) and fatigue cracking of asphalt concrete mixtures.

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Main Author: Izzo, Richard P.
Format: Thesis eBook
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified] ; 1997.
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Summary:(rutting) and fatigue cracking of asphalt concrete mixtures.
and creep compliance of the asphalt mixtures with lime had
and G*sin8 of the asphalt binders. The use of these asphalt
beneficial with an improvement in the Theological properties
binders in asphalt concrete mixtures increased the resistance
change with the addition of lime. The use of 10 to 20% mass
characteristics of SMA mixtures) improved these properties.
concentration of hydrated lime can effectively improve the
correlation exists between the asphalt binder and mixture
fatigue characteristics of the asphalt mixtures did not
filler effects from the hydrated lime, as well as the stone-
filler effects induced by the hydrated lime. Creep
hydrated lime. However, evaluation of the physical
improving the resistance to permanent deformation. The
Matrix Asphalt (SMA) mixtures with lime showed greater
of hydrated lime to the asphalt yielded asphalt mixtures less
of the binder, as well as resistance to permanent deformation
on-stone contact and stiffening from the mastic (two
or similar. The Superpave Performance Grade was not
practical effect on the low temperature and fatigue
properties, G*/sin5 and G*sin5 were indicative of significant
properties, stiffness and m-value showed no substantial
properties. The filler effects produced through the addition
resistance to rutting, as well as greater fatigue life. The
rutting resistance of the unaged and aged binder with little
shown to have greater fatigue life. In most cases, Stone
significantly indicative of the filler effects induced by the
susceptible to rutting. In most cases, the fatigue life of
test results.
The addition of hydrated lime produces a filler effect where
The addition of hydrated lime to asphalt has shown to be
The addition of hydrated lime to asphalt improved the G*/sin5
the asphalt mixtures improved as well. The reference modulus
the result is a stiffening of the asphalt mixture, thus
to rutting and fatigue life. It is apparent that a
worsen from this stiffening effect, but were either improved
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Physical Description:xi, 124 leaves : illustrations ; 28 cm.
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