EFFECTS OF WATERPROOFING MATERIALS WITH DIFFERENT BASIS ON ASPHALT CONCRETE

Effects of Recycled Concrete Aggregates on Properties of Asphalt Concrete

Dynamic Effects on Moisture Transport in Asphalt Concrete

Permeability of an asphalt pavement is one of the most important parameters that have a direct influence on its design life. It is an intrinsic property that relates the average fluid velocity to a constant pressure gradient; however, the external pressures on a saturated pavement pore structure are often dynamic due to the repeated tire loading in the field. A dynamic permeability constant, th...

Investigating the Effects of Nanoclay and Nylon Fibers on the Mechanical Properties of Asphalt Concrete

This paper describes the effects of reinforcement by randomly distributed nylon fibers and addition of nanoclay on some engineering properties of a typical asphalt concrete. The properties of asphalt concrete reinforced by different percentages of 25 mm nylon fibers have been compared with those of the mixtures containing different percentages of nanoclay and those in which both the fibers and ...

Evaluation of the Performance of Texas Asphalt Concrete Pavements Made with Different Coarse Aggregates

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effects of different constituent materials on the properties of plastic concrete

having observed the costly failures of different cutoff walls, that had been constructed according to the mix design specified by reputable consultants in iran, a research programme was conducted to study the effects of constituent materials on the properties of plastic concrete. the main properties, such as compressive strength, biaxial and triaxial strains, permeability, and modulus of elasti...