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Minimization of reflection cracks in flexible pavements.
This report describes the performance of fabrics used under overlays in an effort to minimize longitudinal and alligator cracking in flexible pavements. It is concluded, although the sample size is small, that the treatments will extend the pavement life an average of about two years.
Changing economic conditions have led to a need for more objective means of prioritizing pavement resurfacing needs and for determining the required t...
Several bituminous concrete interstate pavements that experienced failures suspected to have been caused by stripping were investigated. On two projec...
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