A study on moisture induced damage and rutting of hot mix asphalt / Juraidah Ahmad

This research study was undertaken to evaluate the feasibility of improving the performance of hot-mix asphalt (HMA) pavements in Malaysia through the use of Superpave mix design systems. Laboratory tests to evaluate Superpave consensus and source aggregate properties were conducted to ensure that t...

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Main Author: Ahmad, Juraidah
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Published: 2010
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spelling my-uitm-ir.51412016-11-26T00:56:09Z A study on moisture induced damage and rutting of hot mix asphalt / Juraidah Ahmad 2010 Ahmad, Juraidah Engineering design Materials of engineering and construction This research study was undertaken to evaluate the feasibility of improving the performance of hot-mix asphalt (HMA) pavements in Malaysia through the use of Superpave mix design systems. Laboratory tests to evaluate Superpave consensus and source aggregate properties were conducted to ensure that the local aggregates complied with the standard requirements for use in both mix design systems. The results obtained show that local aggregates are suitable for use in the Superpave mix design system. Sixteen mixtures, eight Superpave-designed and eight Marshall-designed, were evaluated. Results from the volumetric analysis indicate that the optimum binder content of Marshall-designed mix is more than the Superpave mix for one quarry and almost the same as the Superpave-designed mix for the other quarry. Tests were also conducted to evaluate the rutting and moisture susceptibility potential of these mixes. Results show that the Superpave-designed mixtures performed better in rutting and are less susceptible to moisture damage than the Marshall-designed mixtures. Tests were also conducted with the Superpave Simple Performance Tester (SPT) in an effort to predict moisture damage using the SPT dynamic modulus test. Correlation studies between SPT dynamic modulus and the AASHTO T283 moisture susceptibility test results showed a strong relationship. The SPT dynamic modulus test results were also found to correlate well with the dynamic creep, wheel tracking and resilient modulus tests. In general, correlation between the results from the SPT dynamic modulus and these tests to evaluate rutting shows moderate to strong relationships. Hence, it is envisioned that the SPT dynamic modulus test can be used to predict rutting and moisture susceptibility of HMA mixes. 2010 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/5141/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/5141/1/TP_JURAIDAH%20AHMAD%20EC%2010_5%201.pdf text en public phd doctoral Universiti Teknologi MARA Faculty of Civil Engineering
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Materials of engineering and construction
Ahmad, Juraidah
A study on moisture induced damage and rutting of hot mix asphalt / Juraidah Ahmad
description This research study was undertaken to evaluate the feasibility of improving the performance of hot-mix asphalt (HMA) pavements in Malaysia through the use of Superpave mix design systems. Laboratory tests to evaluate Superpave consensus and source aggregate properties were conducted to ensure that the local aggregates complied with the standard requirements for use in both mix design systems. The results obtained show that local aggregates are suitable for use in the Superpave mix design system. Sixteen mixtures, eight Superpave-designed and eight Marshall-designed, were evaluated. Results from the volumetric analysis indicate that the optimum binder content of Marshall-designed mix is more than the Superpave mix for one quarry and almost the same as the Superpave-designed mix for the other quarry. Tests were also conducted to evaluate the rutting and moisture susceptibility potential of these mixes. Results show that the Superpave-designed mixtures performed better in rutting and are less susceptible to moisture damage than the Marshall-designed mixtures. Tests were also conducted with the Superpave Simple Performance Tester (SPT) in an effort to predict moisture damage using the SPT dynamic modulus test. Correlation studies between SPT dynamic modulus and the AASHTO T283 moisture susceptibility test results showed a strong relationship. The SPT dynamic modulus test results were also found to correlate well with the dynamic creep, wheel tracking and resilient modulus tests. In general, correlation between the results from the SPT dynamic modulus and these tests to evaluate rutting shows moderate to strong relationships. Hence, it is envisioned that the SPT dynamic modulus test can be used to predict rutting and moisture susceptibility of HMA mixes.
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title A study on moisture induced damage and rutting of hot mix asphalt / Juraidah Ahmad
title_short A study on moisture induced damage and rutting of hot mix asphalt / Juraidah Ahmad
title_full A study on moisture induced damage and rutting of hot mix asphalt / Juraidah Ahmad
title_fullStr A study on moisture induced damage and rutting of hot mix asphalt / Juraidah Ahmad
title_full_unstemmed A study on moisture induced damage and rutting of hot mix asphalt / Juraidah Ahmad
title_sort study on moisture induced damage and rutting of hot mix asphalt / juraidah ahmad
granting_institution Universiti Teknologi MARA
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publishDate 2010
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/5141/1/TP_JURAIDAH%20AHMAD%20EC%2010_5%201.pdf
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