Perpetual asphalt pavements: a synthesis
D E Newcomb, Richard Willis, David H. Timm
Abstract
D E Newcomb, Richard Willis, David H. Timm
Abstract
This synthesis begins with a discussion of perpetual pavement design for both new and rehabilitation designs. This is followed by a summary of material characteristics to be considered in design and performance. Construction practices are reviewed, followed by a discussion on the performance of long-lasting asphalt pavements.
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This synthesis begins with a discussion of perpetual pavement design for both new and rehabilitation designs. This is followed by a summary of material characteristics to be considered in design and performance. Construction practices are reviewed, followed by a discussion on the performance of long-lasting asphalt pavements.
Key concepts: Asphalt, Engineering, Forensic engineering, Civil engineering, Construction engineering, Materials science, Composite material