Open graded friction courses for HMA pavements.

White, Thomas D.; Hillabrand, James L.; Mississippi State University. Dept. of Civil Engineering

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Open graded friction courses for HMA pavements.

2013-12-01
By White, Thomas D. ; Hillabrand, James L.

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White, Thomas D. ; Hillabrand, James L.

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Mississippi State University. Dept. of Civil Engineering
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United States. Federal Highway Administration ; Mississippi. Dept. of Transportation

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Aggregate Gradation Asphalt Rubber Binders Friction Course Hot Mix Paving Mixtures Laboratory Tests Mix Design Open Graded Aggregates Tire/Pavement Noise
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FHWA/MS-DOT-RD-13-207
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Tech Report
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Mississippi
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Mississippi State University
Abstract:

A laboratory study was conducted to evaluate OGFC mixtures meeting current Mississippi specifications. In addition, materials included a second 12.5 mm gradation and an asphalt rubber binder. The additional 12.5mm gradation was selected to evaluate application of the asphalt rubber binder. Specifically, the asphalt rubber OGFC was included for its potential of noise reduction. Factors in the study included gravel and Gravel/Limestone aggregate combinations, three gradations, and two asphalt binders, PG 76-22 and Ground Tire rubber (GTR) PG 76-22.

Laboratory tests were conducted to evaluate the effect of design mixtures relative to aggregate type, gradation, and binder type. Tests included two permeability tests, MT-84 and White falling head test; Stripping, MT-63; sound absorption, ASTM E1050; dynamic modulus, AASHTO TP 62; and interface bond strength, direct shear.
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