2006
DOI: 10.1177/0361198106195200104
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Permanent Deformation in Flexible Pavements with Unbound Base Courses

Abstract: SamenvattingBlijvende vormverandering van de ongebonden fundering in een flexibele verharding kan tot aanzienlijk onderhoud leiden. Om de mate van blijvende vormverandering te voorspellen zijn er in principe 2 opties mogelijk. De eerste is om aan de hand van modellen de blijvende vormverandering te voorspellen op basis van de in de ongebonden lagen aanwezige spanningen, de materiaalkarakteristieken, het vochtgehalte, de verdichtingsgraad en het aantal lastwisselingen. De tweede methode is veel eenvoudiger. In … Show more

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“…With increase of fines content, specific surface area of D-1 materials increased and some water was absorbed by increased fines as well. Huurman and Molenaar (2006) stated that permanent deformation of unbound materials at a given stress state was highly affected by physical parameters such as gradation, mixture composition, angularity of the particles, and the degree of compaction. In this study, effect of fines content on permanent deformation behavior was also affected by materials' moisture content.…”
Section: Test Results and Data Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With increase of fines content, specific surface area of D-1 materials increased and some water was absorbed by increased fines as well. Huurman and Molenaar (2006) stated that permanent deformation of unbound materials at a given stress state was highly affected by physical parameters such as gradation, mixture composition, angularity of the particles, and the degree of compaction. In this study, effect of fines content on permanent deformation behavior was also affected by materials' moisture content.…”
Section: Test Results and Data Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%