Evaluation of Asphalt Aging in Hot Mix Plants

Lund, John W.; Wilson, James E.

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Evaluation of Asphalt Aging in Hot Mix Plants

1984-01-01
By Lund, John W. ; Wilson, James E.

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Creators:

Lund, John W. ; Wilson, James E.
Corporate Contributors:

Oregon. Department of Transportation
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Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Oregon ; United States
Corporate Publisher:

Oregon. Department of Transportation
Abstract:

Asphalt concrete pavement tenderness, due to inadequate aging or unexpected soft consistency of the asphalt, has caused problems such as rutting, surface flushing, stripping, raveling and segregation in Oregon highways over the past ten years. In order to identify the causes of the pavement tenderness, data were gathered from various construction projects throughout the state.
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[PDF - 974.05 KB]
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