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7/29/2019 S52_Research Update Testing and Analysis of LWT and SCB Properties of Asphaltic Concrete Mixtures_LTC2013
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Testing and Analysis of LWT and SCB
Properties of Asphaltic Concrete MixturesSamuel Cooper III
Louisiana Transportation ConferenceFebruary 18 - 20, 2013
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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Acknowledgements
LTRC Asphalt Research GroupJeremy Icenogle, Patrick Frazier, Willie Gueho, Md.Kabir, Bill King
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Introduction
LADOTDs current QA/QC practice relies upon: Gradation
AC Content
VFA, VMA, % Air Voids
Moisture Susceptibility Test (Modified Lottman), and
Roadway Parameters: Density, Smoothness
But these volumetric properties are not adequate to
reflect the pavement performance in the field.Must develop methods to evaluate pavementperformance indicators
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Introduction
New laboratory tests are required to evaluate the as-built pavementqualities.The test will screen materials prone to rutting, cracking andalternative moisture damage indicators.
Create a Balanced Mixture Design
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Introduction
What is a balanced mixture design?Process to ensure adequate resistance to rutting and cracking distress
Two laboratory tests are proposed:Rutting: Loaded Wheel Tracking (LWT) TestCracking: Semi-Circular Bend (SCB) Test
VolumetricParameters
CrackingPerformance
HighTemperaturePerformance
00.20.40.60.8
11.21.41.6
0 5 10 15 20
C r a c
k i n g
R e s
i s t a n c e
Rutting Resistance
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Research Objective
To implement the Loaded Wheel Tracking (LWT) test as ameasure of mixture rutting resistance.To evaluate a simplified Semi-Circular Bend (SCB) testsas an end result parameter for intermediate temperaturecracking resistance.
Rutting
Cracking
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Laboratory Experiment: LWT Test
Performance IndicatorResistance to Rutting and MoistureSensitivityTest ProtocolAASHTO T324
Temperature50CLoading
Wheel Diameter: 203.5 mm (8 inch)Wheel Width: 47mm (1.85 inch)
Fixed Load: 703 N (158 lbs)Rolling Speed: 1.1 km/hr
Passing Rate: 52 passes/min
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Laboratory Experiment: LWT Test
Performance IndicatorsResistance to Rutting andMoisture SensitivityRutting Indicator:
Plot Rut Depth vs Number of PassesReport Rut Depth at
1000, 5000, 7500, 10000, 15000, and 20000 PassesMoisture Sensitivity Indicator
Determine Stripping Inflection PointThe point where slope of the line begins to steepen
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Laboratory Experiment: SCB Test
Performance IndicatorResistance to Crack PropagationTest ProtocolMohammad et al. [2004]Temperature
25CLoading0.5 mm/min vertical deformation
The Critical Value of FractureResistance,
da
dU
b J c )
1(
b = sample thickness,a = notch depth,U = strain energy to failure
a
2s
P
notch
P
2
P
2
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SCB Sample Preparation
150mm x 57mm
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Laboratory Experiment: Conventional SCB Test
Servo Hydraulic Test SystemEnvironmental ChamberExpensiveComplicated
Load
Deformation
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Laboratory Experiment: Modified SCB Test
0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5
F o r c e
( K n
)
Length(mm)
Original DataMax of Data set
Fitted Curve
Peak of Curve
da
dU
b J
c )1
(
Load
Deformation
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Laboratory Experiment: Modified SCB Test
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Laboratory Experiment: Modified SCB Test
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Laboratory Experiment: Modified SCB Test
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0.1
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0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5
F o r c e
( K n
)
Length(mm)
Original Data
Max of Data set
Fitted Curve
Peak of Curve
da
dU
b J
c )
1
(
*Temperature is controlledusing an externalenvironmental chamber
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Analysis: Loaded Wheel Tester
VolumetricParameters
CrackiPerforma
HighTemperaturePerformance
Level 1
Level 2
90%!
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Preliminary Analysis: Semi-Circular Bend
VolumetricParameters
CrackiPerforma
HighTemperaturePerformance
42% 58% 72% 0%
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Preliminary Analysis: Balanced Design
VolumetricParameters
CrackiPerforma
HighTemperaturePerformance
Level 1Level 250%
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Preliminary Analysis: Balanced Design
VolumetricParameters
CrackiPerforma
HighTemperaturePerformance
Level 150%
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How do we get there?
A system to conduct mechanical property test to determine theanticipated performance of asphalt mixtures is neededLTRC has been using LWT and SCB test as forensics investigative toolsand performance indicators.Incorporate tests into state specification compliance evaluation.
Develop a simplified SCB test procedure.Adapt SCB test to a commonly used load frames
Must control TEMPERATURE!
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How do we get there?Nominal Max., Size Agg. 0.5 inch(12.5 mm)
0.75 inch(19 mm)
1.0 inch(25 mm)
1.5 inch(37.5mm)
S
Type of Mix IncidentalPaving Wearing Course Wearing
Course Binder Course Binder Course BaseCourse ATB
BaseCourse We
Level A 1 2 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 1
Asphalt Binder Table 502-2, (3% minimum for Asphalt Treated base (ATB), 6% min for SMA)
Friction Rating Table 502-3
RAP, Max. % of Mix 20 15 15 15 20 20 20 20 30 30 30
Compacted Mix Volumetrics 4
VMA, Min. % 13.0 13.0 13.0 12.0 12.0 12.0 11.0 11.0 11.0 n/a 10.5 1Air Voids, % (2.5-4.5);; (no limit for ATB)
VFA, % (69-80); no limit for ATB
Ninitial 90% max. (Gyrations) 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 n/a 7
Ndesign 96.51 % (Gyrations) 65 65 75 75 65 75 65 75 65 30 65
Nmax 98 % max. (Gyrations) 100 100 115 115 100 115 100 115 100 n/a 100 1LWT, max. rut-design, mm
@ # passes,@ 50 C 10 @
10,00010 @
20,0006 @
20,0006 @
20,00010 @
20,0006 @
20,00010 @
20,0006 @
20,00012 @
20,00010
@10,00012 @
20,0006
20
Dust/Effective AsphaltRatio, % 0.6 1.6
Lift Thickness, inch (mm) 2.0-(50-)
1.52.0(38-50)
1.52.0(38-50)
2.03.0(50-75)
2.54.0(65-100)
2.5+(65+)
3.0+(75+)
4.0+(100+)
1.5(38
H d g t th ?
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How do we get there?Nominal Max., Size Agg. 0.5 inch(12.5 mm)
0.75 inch(19 mm)
1.0 inch(25 mm)
1.5 inch(37.5mm)
S
Type of Mix IncidentalPaving Wearing Course Wearing
Course Binder Course Binder Course BaseCourse ATB
BaseCourse We
Level A 1 2 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 1
Asphalt Binder Table 502-2, (3% minimum for Asphalt Treated base (ATB), 6% min for SMA)
Friction Rating Table 502-3
RAP, Max. % of Mix 20 15 15 15 20 20 20 20 30 30 30
Compacted Mix Volumetrics 4
VMA, Min. % 13.0 13.0 13.0 12.0 12.0 12.0 11.0 11.0 11.0 n/a 10.5 1Air Voids, % (2.5-4.5);; (no limit for ATB)
VFA, % (69-80); no limit for ATB
Ninitial 90% max. (Gyrations) 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 n/a 7
Ndesign 96.51 % (Gyrations) 65 65 75 75 65 75 65 75 65 30 65
Nmax 98 % max. (Gyrations) 100 100 115 115 100 115 100 115 100 n/a 100 1LWT, max. rut-design, mm@ # passes,@ 50 C
10 @10,000
10 @20,000
6 @20,000
6 @20,000
10 @20,000
6 @20,000
10 @20,000
6 @20,000
12 @20,000
10@10,000
12 @20,000
620
Dust/Effective AsphaltRatio, % 0.6 1.6
Lift Thickness, inch (mm) 2.0-(50-) 1.52.0(38-50)
1.52.0(38-50)
2.03.0(50-75)
2.54.0(65-100)
2.5+(65+)
3.0+(75+)
4.0+(100+)
1.5(38
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Whats Next?
Continued evaluation of the SCB testValidate Jc criteria for mixture design
Communicate with other on-going research projects: 10-4B
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Whats Next?
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Thank You!