Characterization of Wisconsin mixture low temperature properties for the AASHTO mechanistic-empirical pavement design guide.

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Characterization of Wisconsin mixture low temperature properties for the AASHTO mechanistic-empirical pavement design guide.

2011-12-01
By Bonaquist, Ramon

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Alternative Title:

Predicting low-temperature cracking in asphalt pavements
Creators:

Bonaquist, Ramon
Corporate Creators:

Advanced Asphalt Technologies, LLC
Corporate Contributors:

Wisconsin. Dept. of Transportation. Research Coordination Section ; Wisconsin Highway Research Program
Subject/TRT Terms:

Cracking Creep Pavement Cracking Pavements, Asphalt--Additives--Wisconsin--Testing Tensile Strength Thermal Fatigue
Publication/ Report Number:

WHRP 11-12
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Wisconsin
Edition:

Final report; 2009-2011.
Corporate Publisher:

Wisconsin Highway Research Program
Abstract:

This research evaluated the low temperature creep compliance and tensile strength properties of Wisconsin mixtures.

Creep compliance and tensile strength data were collected for 16 Wisconsin mixtures representing commonly used

aggregate sources and binder grades. Engineering and statistical analyses were performed on the data to provide

recommendations for using measured mechanical properties in thermal cracking analyses with the Mechanistic-Empirical

Pavement Design Guide (MEPDG), and to evaluate the thermal fracture resistance of Wisconsin mixtures.
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WisDOT SPR# 0092-10-07
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US Transportation Collection
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