Evaluation of Stabilized Base Durability Using a Modified South African Wheel Tracking Device

Van Blerk, Petrus Gerhardus; Scullion, Tom; Texas Transportation Institute. Texas A&M University

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Evaluation of Stabilized Base Durability Using a Modified South African Wheel Tracking Device

1995-10-01
By Van Blerk, Petrus Gerhardus ; Scullion, Tom

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Van Blerk, Petrus Gerhardus ; Scullion, Tom

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Texas Transportation Institute. Texas A&M University
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Texas. Dept. of Transportation. Research and Technology Transfer Office
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Abrasion Resistance Base Course (Pavements) Cement Treated Soils Compressive Strength Durability Evaluation Fines (Materials) Limestone Aggregates Literature Reviews Plasticity Index Shrinkage Stabilizers Wheel-Tracking
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TX-96/2919-1
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Tech Report
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United States ; Houston (Texas)

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Sept. 1994 - Sept 1995.
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Texas Transportation Institute. Texas A&M University
Abstract:

This study was initiated to investigate the durability of the cement treated base (CTB) material used extensively by the Houston District. A literature review concluded that the most realistic durability test is the Rolling Wheel Tracker developed by the South Africans. Typical Houston CTBs were tested with this wheel tracker, and the testing procedure was modified so that both linear shrinkage and unconfined compressive strength could also be measured on the same test specimen.
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