Improving rutting resistance : the importance of mix design and the role of mix constituents.

Author(s)
Francken, L.
Year
Abstract

This paper reports research to test the resistance of bituminous materials to permanent deformation. The aims were to find test methods which could predict and quantify rutting, to identify parameters of mix design and constituents which affect rutting behaviour, and to quantify the effects of these parameters on flow deformability of bituminous materials. The materials tested had a sandy skeleton. Tests produced a mathematical deformation law, and the experimental methods were validated by full-scale tests on road sections. The influence of mineral components and of the binder was measured. It was determined that all the components of bituminous materials played a part in resistance to permanent deformation.

Publication

Library number
C 18662 (In: C 18645 [electronic version only]) /31 / ITRD E109158
Source

In: XXth world road congress of the Permanent International Association of Road Congresses PIARC, Montreal, 3-9 September 1995 : individual papers presented under the auspices of the committees and working groups, p. 283-286, 9 ref.

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