Laboratory evaluation of asphalt concrete mixtures containing high contents of reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) and binder.
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2014-11-01
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Abstract:This study investigated the effect of added asphalt ; binder content on the performance and volumetric p ; roperties of ; asphalt concrete mixtures containing reclaimed asph ; alt pavement (RAP) in the amounts of 0%, 20%, and 4 ; 0%. A laboratory- ; produced mixture containing 100% RAP was also evalu ; ated. Performance of the mixtures was evaluated ba ; sed on three criteria: ; stiffness (dynamic modulus), fatigue resistance, an ; d rutting resistance (flow number and asphalt pavem ; ent analyzer). ; Results showed that a 0.5% increase in binder conte ; nt improved both the fatigue and rutting resistance ; of the 0% and ; 20% RAP mixtures with only slight (insignificant) d ; ecreases in dynamic modulus. However, the addition ; of various amounts of ; binder to the 40% RAP mixture led to a significant ; decrease in rutting resistance with little or no im ; provement to fatigue ; resistance. Volumetric analysis was performed on al ; l of the mixtures, and detailed results are present ; ed. ; Based on the results of the study, the authors reco ; mmend that the Virginia Department of Transportatio ; n supplement ; current asphalt mixture design procedures that are ; based on mixture volumetric properties with laborat ; ory-mixture performance ; testing.
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