Performance-Related Material Properties of Asphalt Mixture Components

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-7426-4

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Ling, Meng (editor)

Zhang, Yao (editor)

Ding, Haibo (editor)

Chen, Yu (editor)

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English

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Abstract

This reprint contains the most recent research in pavement engineering, which mainly addresses the performance-related properties of asphalt mixtures. We hope that this reprint is helpful for researchers and pavement industries to generate a better and deeper understanding of pavement materials, pavement construction, and pavement maintenance.

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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/100089

Keywords

asphalt performance grading; thermal cracking; fatigue; phase angle; creep rate; failure strain; asphalt mixture; fatigue performance; rolling load; laboratory test; device; geometry; mechanical load; thermal load; numerical simulation; cracking; flow-rutting; axial and lateral deformation; optical fiber Bragg grating; asphalt binder; fractions composition; mechanical property; rheological properties; asphalt colloidal structure; asphaltene; asphalt mortar; dynamic mechanical analysis; phase transition; high- and low-temperature performance; back calculation of modulus; Falling Weight Deflectometer (FWD); firefly optimization algorithm; RIOHTrack; tire–pavement contact; texture information identification; numerical modeling; fluid hydrodynamic lubrication theory; orthogonal experimental design; peak adhesion coefficient; molecular weight distribution; branching of wax; moisture sensitivity; surface free-energy; binder bond strength; warm mix additive; waste polypropylene plastic; pyrolysis; PP wax; modified asphalt; epoxy asphalt; TG-MS; cone calorimeter test; pyrolysis combustion characteristics; phase transformation; characteristic temperature; load; environment; hot rejuvenated asphalt mixtures; Hamburg wheel tracking test; moisture damage; economic benefit; fiber; aging; oxidation; wax; nuclear magnetic resonance; gas chromatography; plastic and basalt fiber composite modifier; urban bus lane; pavement performance; statics analysis; load transfer mechanism; testing method; contact force; force chain