Retardation of reflective cracking using additive 5990.

Smith, Richard D.

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Retardation of reflective cracking using additive 5990.

1987-01-01
By Smith, Richard D.

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Smith, Richard D.
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Iowa. Highway Division
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Iowa. Highway Research Board
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Publication/ Report Number:

Project HR-222
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Iowa
Corporate Publisher:

Iowa. Dept. of Transportation. Highway Division
Abstract:

Research was conducted in 1980 using Additive 5990 to prevent ; reflective cracking in asphalt cement concrete when placed over ; portland cement concrete. Test sections were placed with 08, 3%, ; 68, and 9% Additive 5990 by weight of asphalt cement at mix temperatures ; between 375OF and 415°F with AC-5 and AC-10 grade asphalt ; cement. Also, sections using AC-5 and AC-10 were constructed with ; the normal mix temperature (not to exceed 330°F). One section was ; placed using AC-20 mixed at the normal mix temperature. ; It was concluded that the Additive 5990 did not prevent reflective ; cracking on this project.
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