This report presents the results of laboratory tests and analyses performed as a part of the effort by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to develop simple performance tests for asphalt concrete mix analysis and design for highway pavement applications. Three specific areas are addressed, namely: 1. The non-linearity of shape distortion (shear) properties, information required to assess the use of indirect methods to measure the shear response of asphalt mixes; 2. appropriate shape an specimen size for use in a simple performance test; and 3. comparison of mix rutting performance determined from specimens prepared using the Superpave gyratory compactor (SGC) and specimens of the same mix obtained by coring from a pavement sectio
Tests conducted following the mix design stage, are unable to assess the rutting potential of asphal...
Along with the increase of road traffic and loads, arises the need for a methodology for studying an...
009771692002Final Report (September 1999 - September 2001)PDFTech ReportORA-125-6660Item No. 2153Asp...
This report presents the results of laboratory tests and analyses performed as a part of the effort ...
Field and laboratory testing programs were set up to evaluate the in-situ shear properties of asphal...
The purpose of this technical memorandum is to provide a summary of work that has contributed to the...
With the popularity of the Balanced Mix Design (BMD) concept, the need for performance tests that ca...
A study was conducted to evaluate the repeatability of the Flexibility Index of asphalt mixtures obt...
At present, like many other agencies, the Minnesota Department of Transportation asphalt material sp...
With the popularity of the Balanced Mix Design (BMD) concept, the need for performance tests that ca...
In recent decades, the Strategic Highway Research Program (SHRP) suggested new performance based spe...
Potential asphalt-mix parameters that influence susceptibility of a mix to rutting during its servic...
The current demands for increasing the structural performance of flexible pavement are forcing highw...
Asphalt concrete mix design methods, such as the Marshall method, have historically been based on ph...
Released in 1994, the Superpave® asphalt mix design system represented the culmination of a $50 mill...
Tests conducted following the mix design stage, are unable to assess the rutting potential of asphal...
Along with the increase of road traffic and loads, arises the need for a methodology for studying an...
009771692002Final Report (September 1999 - September 2001)PDFTech ReportORA-125-6660Item No. 2153Asp...
This report presents the results of laboratory tests and analyses performed as a part of the effort ...
Field and laboratory testing programs were set up to evaluate the in-situ shear properties of asphal...
The purpose of this technical memorandum is to provide a summary of work that has contributed to the...
With the popularity of the Balanced Mix Design (BMD) concept, the need for performance tests that ca...
A study was conducted to evaluate the repeatability of the Flexibility Index of asphalt mixtures obt...
At present, like many other agencies, the Minnesota Department of Transportation asphalt material sp...
With the popularity of the Balanced Mix Design (BMD) concept, the need for performance tests that ca...
In recent decades, the Strategic Highway Research Program (SHRP) suggested new performance based spe...
Potential asphalt-mix parameters that influence susceptibility of a mix to rutting during its servic...
The current demands for increasing the structural performance of flexible pavement are forcing highw...
Asphalt concrete mix design methods, such as the Marshall method, have historically been based on ph...
Released in 1994, the Superpave® asphalt mix design system represented the culmination of a $50 mill...
Tests conducted following the mix design stage, are unable to assess the rutting potential of asphal...
Along with the increase of road traffic and loads, arises the need for a methodology for studying an...
009771692002Final Report (September 1999 - September 2001)PDFTech ReportORA-125-6660Item No. 2153Asp...