Using Small Sample Sizes in Full Depth Reclamation Laboratory Mix Designs [Project Summary]

Scullion, Tom; Sebesta, Stephen; Taylor, Ross; Texas Department of Transportation. Research and Technology Implementation Office; Texas A&M Transportation Institute

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Using Small Sample Sizes in Full Depth Reclamation Laboratory Mix Designs [Project Summary]

2016-08-31
By Scullion, Tom ; Sebesta, Stephen ; Taylor, Ross

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5-6271-03: Using Small Sample Sizes in Full Depth Reclamation Laboratory Mix Designs
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Scullion, Tom ; Sebesta, Stephen ; Taylor, Ross

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Texas Department of Transportation. Research and Technology Implementation Office ; Texas A&M Transportation Institute

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Full-depth Reclamation Implementation Mix Design Samples Tensile Strength
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5-6271-03
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Project Summary
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Adams. Joe
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Texas A&M Transportation Institute
Abstract:

Oftentimes, renewal of deteriorated pavements relies on stabilization to strengthen pavement materials. Typically, this process takes place with full depth recycling, where in-situ materials receive treatment and mixing with a stabilizing agent to result in a renewed and strengthened base or subbase material.
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