Predicting moisture-induced damage to asphaltic concrete: Field evaluation
R P Lottman
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R P Lottman
Abstract
This report contains the findings of the field evaluation phase of a study on moisture-induced damage (stripping) of asphaltic concrete pavements. A tentative test system for predicting moisture-damage was developed under a previous phase of the study and the findings were published as NCHRP Report 192. General verification of the prediction test system is described in this report. Because of the field verification, the prediction method is suitable for implementation. Materials engineers, research engineers, and others interested in improving the performance of asphaltic concrete pavements will find the report of interest and value.
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This report contains the findings of the field evaluation phase of a study on moisture-induced damage (stripping) of asphaltic concrete pavements. A tentative test system for predicting moisture-damage was developed under a previous phase of the study and the findings were published as NCHRP Report 192. General verification of the prediction test system is described in this report. Because of the field verification, the prediction method is suitable for implementation. Materials engineers, research engineers, and others interested in improving the performance of asphaltic concrete pavements will find the report of interest and value.
Key concepts: Moisture, Asphalt, Asphalt concrete, Field (mathematics), Geotechnical engineering, Environmental science, Engineering, Structural engineering