Control of reflection cracking in a fabric-reinforced overlay on jointed portland cement concrete pavement.

McGhee, Kenneth H; Virginia Highway & Transportation Research Council

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Control of reflection cracking in a fabric-reinforced overlay on jointed portland cement concrete pavement.

1982-01-01
By McGhee, Kenneth H

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McGhee, Kenneth H
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Virginia Highway & Transportation Research Council
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Concrete--Cracking Concrete Roads
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VHTRC 83-R8
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Tech Report
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Virginia
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Virginia Transportation Research Council (VTRC)
Abstract:

A study of the installation and three-year performance evaluation of a fabric-reinforced bituminous concrete overlay of a jointed concrete pavement is reported. The fabric, a polypropylene in an asphaltic mastic, was shown to act as a significant deterrent to the development of reflection cracks in an overlay exposed to over 30,000 vehicles per day for the evaluation period. A recommendation for further use of the fabric is included.
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