1986
DOI: 10.1061/(asce)0733-947x(1986)112:1(29)
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Deformation Mechanism in Asphaltic Concrete

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“…The most wellknown model of permanent strain is a classical power model in the literature (Lytton et al, 1993). This approach was used for asphalt mixtures by Khedr (1986). This theoretical approach based on the mechanical energy concept can lead to a better understanding of the rutting mechanism in asphalt mixtures, expressed by…”
Section: Theoretical Approach Of the Permanent Strain Mechanismmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The most wellknown model of permanent strain is a classical power model in the literature (Lytton et al, 1993). This approach was used for asphalt mixtures by Khedr (1986). This theoretical approach based on the mechanical energy concept can lead to a better understanding of the rutting mechanism in asphalt mixtures, expressed by…”
Section: Theoretical Approach Of the Permanent Strain Mechanismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The magnitudes of the a and b coefficients depend on the combination of material properties and test conditions (Khedr, 1986). The above model is applicable to the primary and secondary phase of asphalt mixture strain where large permanent strains do not occur very rapidly.…”
Section: Theoretical Approach Of the Permanent Strain Mechanismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Khedr (1986) analyzed the parameters of this relationship and concluded that the parameter (m) is dependent on the material type. Stress-strain pattern and intensity, stress level, and dissipated plastic strain energy during the dynamic loading affect the parameter (A).…”
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“…Khedr [6] analyzed the parameters of this relationship and concluded that the parameter (m) is dependent on the material type. Stress-strain pattern and intensity, stress level, and dissipated plastic strain energy during the dynamic loading affect the parameter (A).…”
Section: Ohio State Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%