Within-Lab Precision of Accelerated-Cure Indirect Tensile Strength

Sebesta, Stephen; Taylor, Ross; Kim, Jinho; Texas A&M Transportation Institute

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Within-Lab Precision of Accelerated-Cure Indirect Tensile Strength

2024-03-01
By Sebesta, Stephen ; Taylor, Ross ; Kim, Jinho

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Alternative Title:

Accelerating Mix Designs for Base Materials [Project Title from Cover]
Creators:

Sebesta, Stephen ; Taylor, Ross ; Kim, Jinho

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Corporate Creators:

Texas A&M Transportation Institute
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Texas. Dept. of Transportation. Research and Technology Implementation Office ; United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Highway Administration

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Cement-treated Base Cement Treated Soils Compressive Strength Indirect Tensile Strength Laboratory Tests Mix Design Predictive Models Rapid Mix Design Soil Stabilization Stabilization Tensile Strength
Publication/ Report Number:

0-7027-P4
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

United States
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Texas A&M Transportation Institute
Abstract:

Research Project 0-7027 developed an accelerated mix design procedure for cement-treated base materials, with attention to test turnaround time and inclusion of moisture conditioning. This project found that the indirect tensile (IDT) strength method with a 72-hour accelerated cure (where specimens are sealed at 104°F) followed by 24-hour moisture conditioning through water submersion (IDT3) provided the most suitable basis for mix design of the accelerated-cure methods investigated. The recommended IDT3 method used 4-inch-diameter, 2-inch-tall specimens, compacted in the Superpave gyrator compactor. This product presents results quantifying the within-lab precision of the IDT3 method. The results from this product can assist in evaluating the expected level of agreement between repeated tests of like materials when tested within a single laboratory.
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0-7027
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US Transportation Collection
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urn:sha256:3dff9a1516bb79bc70383690477188c24b5398c8e77a03d3851ce23458150a4c
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