Minimization of reflection cracks : installation report : Rt. 29 N., Charlottesville.

Hughes, Charles S; Virginia Highway Research Council

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Minimization of reflection cracks : installation report : Rt. 29 N., Charlottesville.

1972-01-01
By Hughes, Charles S

English

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Creators:

Hughes, Charles S
Corporate Creators:

Virginia Highway Research Council
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Asphalt--Evaluation--Charlottesville Asphalt Additives Fabrics Nonwoven Fabrics--Evaluation--Charlottesville Pavements--Cracking--Charlottesville Reflection Cracking Road Materials--Evaluation--Charlottesville
Publication/ Report Number:

VHRC 72-R17
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Virginia
Corporate Publisher:

Virginia Transportation Research Council (VTRC)
Abstract:

Three materials that offered the potential of minimizing reflection cracks were installed. Two of the materials were high tensile strength fabrics and the third was an emulsified rubber compound. The applications were made over a badly cracked bituminous pavement just north of Charlottesville.
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US Transportation Collection
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urn:sha256:440015c279c892ca1386bbc87f08c4b0e75cc49b369dd86ff9c6101acc32a3f2
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