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On consideration for initial cracks of asphalt pavement at low temperature

Shi Jun-fen

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The paper analyzes the low temperature cracks of asphalt concrete pavement,illustrates the crack mechanism,establishes the simplified model for simulation pavement under stress in cold wave,analyzes the reasons for the initial cracks,and points out the suggestions for the pavement anti-crack measures,so as to direct the practice.

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The paper analyzes the low temperature cracks of asphalt concrete pavement,illustrates the crack mechanism,establishes the simplified model for simulation pavement under stress in cold wave,analyzes the reasons for the initial cracks,and points out the suggestions for the pavement anti-crack measures,so as to direct the practice.

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The paper analyzes the low temperature cracks of asphalt concrete pavement,illustrates the crack mechanism,establishes the simplified model for simulation pavement under stress in cold wave,analyzes the reasons for the initial cracks,and points out the suggestions for the pavement anti-crack measures,so as to direct the practice.

Key concepts: Asphalt, Asphalt pavement, Forensic engineering, Asphalt concrete, Geotechnical engineering, Engineering, Materials science, Composite material

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