Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6714354 | Construction and Building Materials | 2018 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
This paper analyzes pavement performance of five Ontario Ministry of Transportation contracts paved in 2011 in relation to the properties of asphaltic materials used during construction. Pavement cracking data collected in 2016 was compared with characteristics of asphalt cement supplied for paving and recovered from pavement cores at year five. A major finding was that the Extended Bending Beam Rheometer test; part of enhanced testing currently carried out on asphalt cement in Ontario, was more reliable at predicting pavement performance than the standard Superpave⢠Bending Beam Rheometer test for both asphalt supplied to the contract and recovered from in-service pavements.
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Authors
Seyed Tabib, Olga Khuskivadze, Pamela Marks, Elena Nicol, Haibo Ding, Simon A.M. Hesp,