In-Place Response Mechanisms of Recycled Layers Due to Temperature and Moisture Variations

Daniel, Jo Sias; Mallick, Rajid B; Kestler, Maureen A; Miller, Heather; University of New Hampshire. Dept. of Civil Engineering

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In-Place Response Mechanisms of Recycled Layers Due to Temperature and Moisture Variations

2016-11-01
By Daniel, Jo Sias ; Mallick, Rajid B ; Kestler, Maureen A ; ...

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Daniel, Jo Sias ; Mallick, Rajid B ; Kestler, Maureen A ; Miller, Heather

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University of New Hampshire. Dept. of Civil Engineering
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New England Transportation Consortium ; University of Vermont. Transportation Research Center ; United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Highway Administration

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Freeze Thaw Durability Full-depth Reclamation Moisture Content Pavement Design Pavement Layers Recycled Materials Subbase (Pavements)
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NETCR 96
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Tech Report
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United States ; New England

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Final report
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New England Transportation Consortium
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The main objective of this research is to determine the in-place properties of pavement cross-sections containing recycled materials common to the New England region, and to relate changes in those properties to variations in temperature and moisture. The study will focus primarily on obtaining field data from base layers (as opposed to asphalt surface layers) that have been constructed with different types of unbound or bound recycled layers such as full depth reclamation (with or without stabilizing additives), plant mix recycled asphalt pavement (PMRAP), or foamed asphalt.
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