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Highway Concrete Pavement Technology Development and Testing: Volume I: Field Evaluation of SHRP C-202 Test Sites (Alkali-Silica Reaction (ASR))

APPENDIX A

Figure A1. Photographs of typical joint sections for each test section (Winnemucca, NV).

The figure consists of 11 photographs of typical joint sections for each test section of the Winnemucca test site. Photograph A-1-A shows control section 3, C 3; photo A-1-B shows the lithium hydroxide section 2, L 2; photo A-1-C shows silane section 2, S 2; photo A-1-D shows methacrylate section 2, M 2; photo A-1-E shows silane number 2, S A 1; photo A-1-F shows linseed oil section 1, L O 1; photo A-1-G shows control section 2, C 2; photo A-1-H shows silane section 1, S 1; photo A-1-I shows lithium hydroxide section 1, L 1; photo A-1-J shows control section 1, C 1; and photo A-1-K shows methacrylate section 1, M 1.

(a) Control section 3 (C3)

The figure consists of 11 photographs of typical joint sections for each test section of the Winnemucca test site. Photograph A-1-A shows control section 3, C 3; photo A-1-B shows the lithium hydroxide section 2, L 2; photo A-1-C shows silane section 2, S 2; photo A-1-D shows methacrylate section 2, M 2; photo A-1-E shows silane number 2, S A 1; photo A-1-F shows linseed oil section 1, L O 1; photo A-1-G shows control section 2, C 2; photo A-1-H shows silane section 1, S 1; photo A-1-I shows lithium hydroxide section 1, L 1; photo A-1-J shows control section 1, C 1; and photo A-1-K shows methacrylate section 1, M 1.

(b) Lithium Hydroxide section 2 (L2)

The figure consists of 11 photographs of typical joint sections for each test section of the Winnemucca test site. Photograph A-1-A shows control section 3, C 3; photo A-1-B shows the lithium hydroxide section 2, L 2; photo A-1-C shows silane section 2, S 2; photo A-1-D shows methacrylate section 2, M 2; photo A-1-E shows silane number 2, S A 1; photo A-1-F shows linseed oil section 1, L O 1; photo A-1-G shows control section 2, C 2; photo A-1-H shows silane section 1, S 1; photo A-1-I shows lithium hydroxide section 1, L 1; photo A-1-J shows control section 1, C 1; and photo A-1-K shows methacrylate section 1, M 1.

(c) Silane section 2 (S2)

The figure consists of 11 photographs of typical joint sections for each test section of the Winnemucca test site. Photograph A-1-A shows control section 3, C 3; photo A-1-B shows the lithium hydroxide section 2, L 2; photo A-1-C shows silane section 2, S 2; photo A-1-D shows methacrylate section 2, M 2; photo A-1-E shows silane number 2, S A 1; photo A-1-F shows linseed oil section 1, L O 1; photo A-1-G shows control section 2, C 2; photo A-1-H shows silane section 1, S 1; photo A-1-I shows lithium hydroxide section 1, L 1; photo A-1-J shows control section 1, C 1; and photo A-1-K shows methacrylate section 1, M 1.

(d) Methacrylate section 2 (M2)

The figure consists of 11 photographs of typical joint sections for each test section of the Winnemucca test site. Photograph A-1-A shows control section 3, C 3; photo A-1-B shows the lithium hydroxide section 2, L 2; photo A-1-C shows silane section 2, S 2; photo A-1-D shows methacrylate section 2, M 2; photo A-1-E shows silane number 2, S A 1; photo A-1-F shows linseed oil section 1, L O 1; photo A-1-G shows control section 2, C 2; photo A-1-H shows silane section 1, S 1; photo A-1-I shows lithium hydroxide section 1, L 1; photo A-1-J shows control section 1, C 1; and photo A-1-K shows methacrylate section 1, M 1.

(e) Silane #2 section 1 (SA1)

The figure consists of 11 photographs of typical joint sections for each test section of the Winnemucca test site. Photograph A-1-A shows control section 3, C 3; photo A-1-B shows the lithium hydroxide section 2, L 2; photo A-1-C shows silane section 2, S 2; photo A-1-D shows methacrylate section 2, M 2; photo A-1-E shows silane number 2, S A 1; photo A-1-F shows linseed oil section 1, L O 1; photo A-1-G shows control section 2, C 2; photo A-1-H shows silane section 1, S 1; photo A-1-I shows lithium hydroxide section 1, L 1; photo A-1-J shows control section 1, C 1; and photo A-1-K shows methacrylate section 1, M 1.

(f) Linseed oil section 1 (LO1)

The figure consists of 11 photographs of typical joint sections for each test section of the Winnemucca test site. Photograph A-1-A shows control section 3, C 3; photo A-1-B shows the lithium hydroxide section 2, L 2; photo A-1-C shows silane section 2, S 2; photo A-1-D shows methacrylate section 2, M 2; photo A-1-E shows silane number 2, S A 1; photo A-1-F shows linseed oil section 1, L O 1; photo A-1-G shows control section 2, C 2; photo A-1-H shows silane section 1, S 1; photo A-1-I shows lithium hydroxide section 1, L 1; photo A-1-J shows control section 1, C 1; and photo A-1-K shows methacrylate section 1, M 1.

(g) Control section 2 (C2)

The figure consists of 11 photographs of typical joint sections for each test section of the Winnemucca test site. Photograph A-1-A shows control section 3, C 3; photo A-1-B shows the lithium hydroxide section 2, L 2; photo A-1-C shows silane section 2, S 2; photo A-1-D shows methacrylate section 2, M 2; photo A-1-E shows silane number 2, S A 1; photo A-1-F shows linseed oil section 1, L O 1; photo A-1-G shows control section 2, C 2; photo A-1-H shows silane section 1, S 1; photo A-1-I shows lithium hydroxide section 1, L 1; photo A-1-J shows control section 1, C 1; and photo A-1-K shows methacrylate section 1, M 1.

(h) Silane section 1 (S1)

The figure consists of 11 photographs of typical joint sections for each test section of the Winnemucca test site. Photograph A-1-A shows control section 3, C 3; photo A-1-B shows the lithium hydroxide section 2, L 2; photo A-1-C shows silane section 2, S 2; photo A-1-D shows methacrylate section 2, M 2; photo A-1-E shows silane number 2, S A 1; photo A-1-F shows linseed oil section 1, L O 1; photo A-1-G shows control section 2, C 2; photo A-1-H shows silane section 1, S 1; photo A-1-I shows lithium hydroxide section 1, L 1; photo A-1-J shows control section 1, C 1; and photo A-1-K shows methacrylate section 1, M 1.

(i) Lithium hydroxide section 1 (L1)

The figure consists of 11 photographs of typical joint sections for each test section of the Winnemucca test site. Photograph A-1-A shows control section 3, C 3; photo A-1-B shows the lithium hydroxide section 2, L 2; photo A-1-C shows silane section 2, S 2; photo A-1-D shows methacrylate section 2, M 2; photo A-1-E shows silane number 2, S A 1; photo A-1-F shows linseed oil section 1, L O 1; photo A-1-G shows control section 2, C 2; photo A-1-H shows silane section 1, S 1; photo A-1-I shows lithium hydroxide section 1, L 1; photo A-1-J shows control section 1, C 1; and photo A-1-K shows methacrylate section 1, M 1.

(j) Control section 1 (C1)

The figure consists of 11 photographs of typical joint sections for each test section of the Winnemucca test site. Photograph A-1-A shows control section 3, C 3; photo A-1-B shows the lithium hydroxide section 2, L 2; photo A-1-C shows silane section 2, S 2; photo A-1-D shows methacrylate section 2, M 2; photo A-1-E shows silane number 2, S A 1; photo A-1-F shows linseed oil section 1, L O 1; photo A-1-G shows control section 2, C 2; photo A-1-H shows silane section 1, S 1; photo A-1-I shows lithium hydroxide section 1, L 1; photo A-1-J shows control section 1, C 1; and photo A-1-K shows methacrylate section 1, M 1.

(k) Methacrylate section 1 (M1)

Petrographic Report for Winnemucca, NV, 1997

Two sections from each of the cores were cut and lapped. These sections were then soaked overnight and dried, and the entire lapped surface was traversed under a stereo microscope. The lapped surface was divided into five or more traverses and examined at magnifications of 10 to 30 times. All instances of cracks, alkali-silica gel, and deteriorated or reacted aggregate particles were counted.

Core 97-C1-B: The core is classed as slightly to moderately distressed. The wearing surface is severely worn, exposing coarse and fine aggregate particles. Popouts are occasionally identifiable. Sixty-one cracks (chiefly microscopic) and 54 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Eight coarse and 22 fine aggregate particles were distressed or had reacted. The core is marginally air-entrained with an estimated air content of 5 percent.

Core 97-C2-A: The core is classed as slightly distressed. The wearing surface is severely worn, exposing coarse and fine aggregate particles. Popouts are occasionally identifiable. Thirty-four cracks and 58 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Nine coarse and 42 fine aggregate particles were distressed or had reacted. The core is well air-entrained with an estimated air content of 6.5 percent.

Core 97-C3-A: The core is classified as slightly distressed. The wearing surface is severely worn, exposing coarse and fine aggregate particles. Popouts are occasionally identifiable. Eleven cracks and 50 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Three coarse and 27 aggregate particles show evidence of distress or reaction. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 5.5 percent.

Core 97-L1-C: The core is classified as moderately distressed. The wearing surface is severely worn, exposing coarse and fine aggregate particles. Popouts are frequently identifiable. Sixtyfive cracks and 39 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. One coarse and 21 fine aggregate particles show evidence of distress or reaction. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 6 percent.

Core 97-L2-B: The core is classified as slightly distressed. The wearing surface is worn, exposing aggregate particles. Twenty cracks and 32 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Twenty-two fine aggregate particles showed evidence of distress or reaction. The core is airentrained with an estimated air content of 6 percent.

Core 97-LO1-B: The core is classified as moderately severely distressed. The wearing surface is worn, exposing numerous fine and coarse aggregate particles. Popouts are occasionally evident. Seventy-three cracks and 62 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Five coarse and 32 fine aggregate particles showed evidence of distress or reaction. The core is marginally to poorly airentrained with an estimated air content that varies between 4 and 5 percent.

Core 97-M1-C: The core is classed as severely distressed. The wearing surface is worn, exposing coarse and fine aggregate particles. Popouts are occasionally evident. One hundred eighty-five cracks and 81 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Several of the cracks are macroscopic. Thirteen coarse and 42 fine aggregate particles showed evidence of distress or reaction. The core is poorly air-entrained with an estimated air content of 4 percent.

Core 97-M2-B: The core is classified as slightly to moderately distressed. The wearing surface is worn, revealing fine and occasionally coarse aggregate particles; 48 cracks and 75 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Five coarse and 27 fine aggregate particles showed evidence of distress or reaction. The core is poorly air-entrained with an estimated air content of 4 percent.

Core 97-S1-C: The core is classified as moderately severely distressed. The wearing surface is moderately worn, exposing fine and occasionally coarse aggregate particles. Ninety-seven cracks and 85 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Thirteen coarse and 23 fine aggregate particles showed evidence of distress or reaction. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 5.5 percent.

Core 97-SA1-C: The core is classified as moderately distressed. The wearing surface is worn, and popouts over aggregate particles are present. Seventy-seven cracks and 41 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Ten coarse and 64 fine aggregate particles showed evidence of reaction or distress. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 6 percent.

Core 97-S2-A: The core is classified as slightly distressed. The wearing surface is worn; shallow popouts over coarse and fine aggregate particles are frequent; 29 cracks and 40 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Fourteen coarse and 53 fine aggregate particles show evidence of reaction or distress. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 6 percent.

Petrographic report for Winnemucca, NV, 1998

Sections from each of the cores were cut and lapped. These sections were then soaked overnight and dried, and the entire lapped surface was traversed under a stereo microscope. Each lapped surface was divided into five or more traverse areas and examined at magnifications of 10 to 30 times. All instances of cracks, alkali-silica gel, and deteriorated or reacted aggregate particles were counted.

98-C1-2: The wearing surface appears to be a worn, mechanically ground surface. The core contains abundant evidence of reaction but little distress. Forty microcracks and 129 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Seventeen coarse and 115 fine aggregate particles show evidence of reaction or distress. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 7 percent.

98-C2-1: The wearing surface is severely worn with very frequently exposed and polished aggregate particles. The core is severely distressed. Three large cracks, 139 microcracks, and 104 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted; 35 coarse and 129 fine aggregate particles show evidence of reaction or distress. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 6.5 percent.

98-C3-2: The wearing surface is very severely worn with frequently exposed and polished aggregate particles. The core is severely distressed. One large crack, 72 microcracks, and 84 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Sixteen coarse and 134 fine aggregate particles show evidence of reaction or distress. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 7.5 percent.

98-LI-1: The wearing surface is severely worn with frequently exposed and polished aggregate particles, and three prominent but tightly closed cracks. The core is moderately to severely distressed. One large crack, 121 microcracks, and 69 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Thirty-one coarse and 81 fine aggregate particles show evidence of distress or reaction. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 5 percent.

98-L2-1: The wearing surface is moderately severely worn with frequent exposed and polished aggregate particles. The core is slightly distressed. Twenty-three microcracks and 88 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Sixteen coarse and 126 fine aggregate particles show evidence of reaction or distress. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 5 percent.

98-LOI-2: The wearing surface is moderately to severely worn with frequently exposed and polished aggregate particles. The core is slightly to moderately distressed. Forty-six microcracks and 84 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Twenty-seven coarse and 69 fine aggregate particles show evidence of reaction or distress. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 4.5 percent.

98-M1-1: The wearing surface is severely worn or possibly worn and mechanically ground, with frequently exposed and polished aggregate particles. The core is very severely distressed. Seven major cracks, 196 microcracks, and 105 occurrences of alkali-silica gel were counted. Fortyseven coarse and 102 fine aggregate particles show evidence of reaction or distress. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 5.5 percent.

98-M2-2: The wearing surface is severely worn with frequent exposed and polished aggregate particles. The core is moderately distressed. Seventy-five microcracks and 73 instances of alkalisilica gel were counted. Thirty-five coarse and 65 fine aggregate particles show evidence of distress or reaction. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 5.5 percent.

98-S1-2: The wearing surface is severely worn with frequent exposed aggregate particles and occasional popouts. The core is very severely distressed. Two major cracks, 113 microcracks, and 90 occurrences of alkali-silica gel were counted. Fifty-eight coarse and 173 fine aggregate particles show evidence of reaction or distress. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 5.5 percent.

98-S2-2: The wearing surface is worn with frequent exposed and polished aggregate particles. The surface appears to have been machine grooved at one time. One crack and a popout are apparent on the wearing surface. The core is very severely distressed. Three major and 153 microcracks, and 116 occurrences of alkali-silica gel were counted. Forty-five coarse and 102 fine aggregate particles showed evidence of reaction or distress. The core is poorly to marginally air-entrained with an estimated air content of 5 percent.

98-SA1-2: The wearing surface is severely worn with frequent exposed aggregate particles and occasional popouts. The core is severely distressed. One major crack, 114 microcracks, and 78 occurrences of alkali-silica gel were counted; 43 coarse and 156 fine aggregate particles showed evidence of reaction or distress. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 6 percent.

Table A1. Summary of LTPP survey sheets for ASR investigation—control section.
TypeIdentification codeUnit10/18/9412/12/9512/5/9610/9/9710/28/98
Corner breaks1Lno.00000
1Mno.00000
1Hno.00000
Durability cracking2Lno.00000
2Lm200000
2Mno.00000
2Mm200000
2Hno.00000
2Hm200000
Longitudinal cracking3Lm6.5895.5
3L(sealed)m0000
3Mm168.512.512.518.1
3M(sealed)m00000
3Hm00000
3H(sealed)m00000
Transverse cracking4Lno.66775
4Lm6.56.8885.6
4L(sealed)m00000
4Mno.8.89.74.803.3
4Mm00000
4M(sealed)m000010.54
4Hno.00244
4Hm005.19.910.54
4H(sealed)m00000
Transverse joint seal damageSealedy/nYYYYY
5aLno.00000
5aMno.00000
5aHno.00000
Longitudinal joint seal damageNo. Sealedno.22222
5bm00000
Spalling of longitudinal joints6Lm00000
6Mm00000
6Hm00000
Spalling of transverse joints7Lno.54310
7L(length)m13.612.89.220
7Mno.12240
7M(length)m22.63.711.20
7Hno.00116
7H(length)m002.6318.9
Map cracking8ano.35811
8am21.21.52.025.9
Scaling8bno.00000
8bm200000
Polished aggregate9m200000
Popouts10no./m21.20000
Blowups11no.00000
Faulting12
Lane-shoulder dropoff13
Lane-shoulder separation14
OtherWP-Lno.20
WP-Mno.34
WP-Hno.01
CL-Lno.41
CL-Mno.14
CL-Hno.00
 
Longitudinal crackingTotalm161520.521.523.6
Percent L043394223
Percent M10057615877
Percent H00000
Transverse crackingTotalno.1110111111
Totalm15.316.517.917.919.44
Percent L 4241454529
Percent M 585927017
Percent H 00285554
Spalling of transverse jointsTotalno.6661111
Totalm15.615.615.416.218.9
Percent L878359120
Percent M131724690
Percent H001719100
Table A2. Summary of LTPP survey sheets for ASR investigation—section L2.
TypeIdentification codeUnit10/18/9412/12/9512/5/9610/9/9710/28/98
Corner breaks1Lno.00000
1Mno.00000
1Hno.00000
Durability cracking2Lno.00000
2Lm200000
2Mno.00000
2Mm200000
2Hno.00000
2Hm200000
Longitudinal cracking3Lm65511.51
3L(sealed)m00000
3Mm16136.5717
3M(sealed)m00000
3Hm0093.53.5
3H(sealed)m00010
Transverse cracking4Lno.00015
4Lm00010
4L(sealed)m00010
4Mno.32121
4Mm4.85.43.65.61.5
4M(sealed)m00000
4Hno.00102
4Hm00205.1
4H(sealed)m00000
Transverse joint seal damageSealedy/nYYYYY
5aLno.00000
5aMno.00000
5aHno.00000
Longitudinal joint seal damageNo. Sealedno.22222
5bm00000
Spalling of longitudinal joints6Lm00000
6Mm00000
6Hm00000
Spalling of transverse joints7Lno.64220
7L(length)m9.275.65.60
7Mno.02223
7M(length)m04.76.16.110.8
7Hno.00223
7H(length)m005.65.610.2
Map cracking8ano.3778
8am2850.63.53.54
Scaling8bno.00000
8bm200000
Polished aggregate9m200000
Popouts10no./m21.40.4000
Blowups11no.00000
Faulting12
Lane-shoulder dropoff13
Lane-shoulder separation14
OtherWP-Lno.31
WP-Mno.24
WP-Hno.00
CL-Lno.53
CL-Mno.02
CL-Hno.00
 
Longitudinal crackingTotalm221820.52221.5
Percent L272824525
Percent M7372323279
Percent H00441616
Transverse crackingTotalno.32233
Totalm4.85.45.66.66.6
Percent L 000150
Percent M 100100648523
Percent H 0036077
Spalling of transverse jointsTotalno.66666
Totalm9.211.717.317.321
Percent L1006032320
Percent M040353551
Percent H00323249
Table A3. Summary of LTPP survey sheets for ASR investigation—section S2.
TypeIdentification codeUnit10/18/9412/12/9512/5/9610/9/9710/28/98
Corner breaks1Lno.00000
1Mno.00000
1Hno.00000
Durability cracking2Lno.00000
2Lm200000
2Mno.00000
2Mm200000
2Hno.00000
2Hm200000
Longitudinal cracking3Lm179.51111.56.5
3L(sealed)m00000
3Mm1712.512.5817.5
3M(sealed)m00000
3Hm00000
3H(sealed)m00000
Transverse cracking4Lno.10015
4Lm10010
4L(sealed)m00010
4Mno.22000
4Mm5.37.2000
4M(sealed)m00000
4Hno.00222
4Hm007.27.27.2
4H(sealed)m00000
Transverse joint seal damageSealedy/nYYYYY
5aLno.66666
5aMno.00000
5aHno.00000
Longitudinal joint seal damageNo. Sealedno.22222
5bm00000
Spalling of longitudinal joints6Lm00000
6Mm00000
6Hm00000
Spalling of transverse joints7Lno.66331
7L(length)m1496.16.41.8
7Mno.00221
7M(length)m005.65.63
7Hno.00114
7H(length)m003.63.612
Map cracking8ano. 3459
8am284.11.41.83.96
Scaling8bno.00000
8bm200000
Polished aggregate9m200000
Popouts10no./m20.90000
Blowups11no.00000
Faulting12
Lane-shoulder dropoff13
Lane-shoulder separation14
OtherWP-Lno.31
WP-Mno.22
WP-Hno.02
CL-Lno.50
CL-Mno.05
CL-Hno.00
Longitudinal crackingTotalm342223.519.524
Percent L5043475927
Percent M5057534173
Percent H00000
Transverse crackingTotalno.32222
Totalm6.37.27.27.27.2
Percent L 1600150
Percent M 84100000
Percent H 00100100100
Spalling of transverse jointsTotalno.66666
Totalm14915.315.616.8
Percent L100100404111
Percent M00373618
Percent H00242371
Table A4. Summary of LTPP survey sheets for ASR investigation—section M2.
TypeIdentification codeUnit10/18/9412/12/9512/5/9610/9/9710/28/98
Corner breaks1Lno.00000
1Mno.00000
1Hno.00000
Durability cracking2Lno.00000
2Lm200000
2Mno.00000
2Mm200000
2Hno.00000
2Hm200000
Longitudinal cracking3Lm111111155
3L(sealed)m00000
3Mm897615.9
3M(sealed)m00000
3Hm0046.58
3H(sealed)m00000
Transverse cracking4Lno.53122
4Lm65.412.53
4L(sealed)m00022
4Mno.01333
4Mm015.96.16.3
4M(sealed)m00000
4Hno.00011
4Hm0001.52.1
4H(sealed)m00000
Transverse joint seal damageSealedy/nYYYYY
5aLno.65555
5aMno.00000
5aHno.00000
Longitudinal joint seal damageNo. Sealedno.22222
5bm00000
Spalling of longitudinal joints6Lm00000
6Mm00000
6Hm00000
Spalling of transverse joints7Lno.41110
7L(length)m6.21.81.81.80
7Mno.13312
7M(length)m1.55.810.237.2
7Hno.01133
7H(length)m01.53.510.710.8
Map cracking8ano. 5899
8am2932.13.755.57.3
Scaling8bno.00000
8bm200000
Polished aggregate9m200000
Popouts10no./m20.30000
Blowups11no.00000
Faulting12
Lane-shoulder dropoff13
Lane-shoulder separation14
OtherWP-Lno.41
WP-Mno.14
WP-Hno.00
CL-Lno.55
CL-Mno.00
CL-Hno.00
Longitudinal crackingTotalm19202227.528.9
Percent L5855505517
Percent M4245322255
Percent H0018240
Transverse crackingTotalno.54455
Totalm66.46.98.69.3
Percent L 10084142932
Percent M 016867168
Percent H 00000
Spalling of transverse jointsTotalno.55555
Totalm7.719.115.515.518
Percent L812012120
Percent M1964661940
Percent H016236960
Table A5. Summary of LTPP survey sheets for ASR investigation—section SA1.
TypeIdentification codeUnit10/18/9412/12/9512/5/9610/9/9710/28/98
Corner breaks1Lno.00000
1Mno.00000
1Hno.00000
Durability cracking2Lno.00000
2Lm200000
2Mno.00000
2Mm200000
2Hno.00000
2Hm200000
Longitudinal cracking3Lm45.5877.4
3L(sealed)m00000
3Mm119.59.51121.2
3M(sealed)m00000
3Hm00008
3H(sealed)m00000
Transverse cracking4Lno.67644
4Lm59.47.544.5
4L(sealed)m000 0
4Mno.21243
4Mm31.52.54.55.2
4M(sealed)m00000
4Hno.00011
4Hm0001.52.1
4H(sealed)m00000
Transverse joint seal damageSealedy/nYYYYY
5aLno.66666
5aMno.02000
5aHno.00000
Longitudinal joint seal damageNo. Sealedno.22222
5bm00000
Spalling of longitudinal joints6Lm00000
6Mm00000
6Hm00000
Spalling of transverse joints7Lno.52100
7L(length)m16.26.12.500
7Mno.14465
7M(length)m3.813.614.421.618
7Hno.00101
7H(length)m003.603.6
Map cracking8ano. 68910
8am287.84.64.74.87
Scaling8bno.00000
8bm200000
Polished aggregate9m200000
Popouts10no./m210.3000
Blowups11no.00000
Faulting12
Lane-shoulder dropoff13
Lane-shoulder separation14
OtherWP-Lno.30
WP-Mno.25
WP-Hno.00
CL-Lno.30
CL-Mno.25
CL-Hno.00
Longitudinal crackingTotalm151517.51828.6
Percent L2737463926
Percent M7363546174
Percent H00000
Transverse crackingTotalno.88898
Totalm810.9101011.8
Percent L 6386754038
Percent M 3814254544
Percent H 0001518
Spalling of transverse jointsTotalno.66666
Totalm2019.720.521.621.6
Percent L81311200
Percent M19697010083
Percent H0018017
Table A6. Summary of LTPP survey sheets for ASR investigation—section LO1.
TypeIdentification codeUnit10/18/9412/12/9512/5/9610/9/9710/28/98
Corner breaks1Lno. 1 0000
1Mno.00000
1Hno.00000
Durability cracking2Lno.00000
2Lm200000
2Mno.00000
2Mm200000
2Hno.00000
2Hm200000
Longitudinal cracking3Lm151315.585.5
3L(sealed)m00000
3Mm1.54.24.21225.1
3M(sealed)m00000
3Hm00000
3H(sealed)m00000
Transverse cracking4Lno.23311
4Lm23.53.30.80.8
4L(sealed)m00000
4Mno.00022
4Mm0002.75.1
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