The 12 papers in the report deal with the following areas: procedures for estimation of asphalt concrete pavement moduli at in situ temperatures; stress caused by temperature gradient in portland cement concrete pavements; characterizing temperature effects for pavement analysis and design; temperature response of concrete pavements; an examination of environmental versus load effects on pavements; moisture in portland cement concrete; effect of rainfall on the performance of continuously reinforced concrete pavements in Texas; effect of moisture on the structural performance of a crushed-limestone road base; water-induced distress in flexible pavement in a wet tropical climate; an evaluation of design high-water clearances for pavements; economic impact of pavement subsurface drainage; use of open-graded, free-draining layers in pavement systems; a national synthesis report.
Effects of Temperature and Water on Pavement Performance
1987
100 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
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