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This report describes the design of an asphalt mix containing up to 3.0% closed cell waste rubber and a field installation of the mix. The Marshall design procedure was used to determine the asphalt content for the mix containing 3.0% rubber as well as that of a control mix which did not contain rubber. In the field installation, 211 tons of mix containing 1.5% or 3.0% rubber were laid on Route 460 in Bedford County. The only problem encountered was that the breakdown roller tended to pick up the mix until the temperature decreased to 225°F. Results of Marshall tests made on samples taken from the field mix are presented in the report.
When subjected to elevated temperatures, some blends of asphalts and antistripping additives undergo a reaction that causes the additive to be ineffec...
Laboratory data were gathered with a newly developed stripping test in anticipation that the test would be adopted for use by the Department. In addit...
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