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Publication Number: FHWA-RD-02-082
Date: August 2006

Highway Concrete Technology Development and Testing Volume I: Field Evaluation of SHRP C-202 Test Sites (Hpc)

Appendix B

Table B1. Transverse joint observations of Route 72, Newark, DE (1998)
JointShoulder Lane ObservationsTravel Lane Observations
Start of C1Joint is intact and well sealed. Cracking perpendicular to the joint along entire joint. No nearby transverse cracks. Twenty-one cracks along joint. Spalling at joint with shoulder.Four spalls, 1 large in right wheelpath. All patched, but subsequent loss of material in center patch. More PCC spalling pieces.
C1-T1Joint intact and well sealed. Perpendicular cracks intercepting full width of the joint. Transverse cracks in outer 3.05 m at 0.305 m from the joint.Heavy spalls in 3.05 m of lane, all patched with asphalt. Concrete is lost in outer 0.61 m in two separate spalls. All joints spalled. AC patch 0.92 m by 3.05 m.
T1-T2Joint intact and well sealed. Intersecting cracks perpendicular to the joint at 0.305 m on center along the whole joint. Twenty-four cracks along joint.Heavy loss of material over 10 feet of joint, all patched with asphalt. Patch largest at joint with shoulder. AC patch 0.61 m x 3.05 m. Also patch at shoulder joint 0.305 m x 3.05 m.
T2-C2Joint intact and well sealed. Cracks perpendicular to and intersecting the whole joint. No nearby transverse cracks. Twenty-one cracks along joint.Unpatched small (less than .305 m from joint) spalls over 1.83 m of joint. Spalling also along longitudinal shoulder joint.
C2-C3Joint intact and well sealed. Cracks perpendicular to and intersecting the joint along 0.92 m of joint. Light cracking over remainder of joint. Scattered nearby transverse cracks. Sixteen cracks along joint.Spalls over 3.05 m of joint, all patched with asphalt. Patch widest at longitudinal joint.
C3-C4Joint intact and well sealed. .305 m spall 50.8 mm wide near longitudinal joint. Cracks perpendicular to joint stop .305 m from joint, with cracks extending to joint all of joint. Light cracking, no staining. Seventeen cracks along joint.Spall along 2.44 m of joint, all patched with asphalt. Patch approximately 0.305 m wide on either side of joint, with wider patch (0.92 m x 0.92 m) at longitudinal joint. Some new PCC spalling.
C4-T3Joint intact and well sealed. Very light perpendicular cracking along joint. No nearby transverse cracking. Ten cracks along joint.Right wheelpath patch over 0.92 m x 0.305 m area, 0.61 m x 0.61 m patch in center with some concrete loss around edge of patch. Transverse crack 0.92 m from joint with 0.305 m x 0.305 m spall.
T3-T4Joint intact and well sealed. Cracking along joint. Eleven cracks along joint.Small spall 20.3 cm x 20.3 cm at longitudinal joint.
T4-C5Joint intact and well sealed. Very light perpendicular cracking at joint with 15.2 cm corner spall in C5. All cracks narrow with brown staining. Fourteen cracks along joint.20.3 to 30.5-cm wide asphalt patch along 0.92 m of C5 section. New PCC spalling.
C5-endJoint intact and well sealed. Light widely-spaced cracking perpendicular to joint and along entire joint. Thirteen cracks along joint.Small .305 m x .305 m patch near longitudinal joint at transverse joint.

Figure B1. Photographs of typical area of each section (Newark, DE).

The figure consists of 9 photographs of typical areas of each test section of the Newark test site. Photograph B-1-A shows control section 1, C 1; photo B-1-B shows test section 1, T S 1; photo B-1-C shows test section 2, T S 2; photo B-1-D shows control section 2, C 2; photo B-1-E shows control section 3, C 3; photo B-1-F shows control section 4, C 4; photo B-1-G shows test section 3, T S 3; photo B-1-H shows test section 4, T S 4; and photo B-1-I shows control section 5, C 5.

(a) Control section 1 (C1)


The figure consists of 9 photographs of typical areas of each test section of the Newark test site. Photograph B-1-A shows control section 1, C 1; photo B-1-B shows test section 1, T S 1; photo B-1-C shows test section 2, T S 2; photo B-1-D shows control section 2, C 2; photo B-1-E shows control section 3, C 3; photo B-1-F shows control section 4, C 4; photo B-1-G shows test section 3, T S 3; photo B-1-H shows test section 4, T S 4; and photo B-1-I shows control section 5, C 5.

(b) Test section 1 (TS1)


The figure consists of 9 photographs of typical areas of each test section of the Newark test site. Photograph B-1-A shows control section 1, C 1; photo B-1-B shows test section 1, T S 1; photo B-1-C shows test section 2, T S 2; photo B-1-D shows control section 2, C 2; photo B-1-E shows control section 3, C 3; photo B-1-F shows control section 4, C 4; photo B-1-G shows test section 3, T S 3; photo B-1-H shows test section 4, T S 4; and photo B-1-I shows control section 5, C 5.

(c) Test section 2 (TS2)


The figure consists of 9 photographs of typical areas of each test section of the Newark test site. Photograph B-1-A shows control section 1, C 1; photo B-1-B shows test section 1, T S 1; photo B-1-C shows test section 2, T S 2; photo B-1-D shows control section 2, C 2; photo B-1-E shows control section 3, C 3; photo B-1-F shows control section 4, C 4; photo B-1-G shows test section 3, T S 3; photo B-1-H shows test section 4, T S 4; and photo B-1-I shows control section 5, C 5.

(d) Control section 2 (C2)


The figure consists of 9 photographs of typical areas of each test section of the Newark test site. Photograph B-1-A shows control section 1, C 1; photo B-1-B shows test section 1, T S 1; photo B-1-C shows test section 2, T S 2; photo B-1-D shows control section 2, C 2; photo B-1-E shows control section 3, C 3; photo B-1-F shows control section 4, C 4; photo B-1-G shows test section 3, T S 3; photo B-1-H shows test section 4, T S 4; and photo B-1-I shows control section 5, C 5.

(e) Control section 3 (C3)


The figure consists of 9 photographs of typical areas of each test section of the Newark test site. Photograph B-1-A shows control section 1, C 1; photo B-1-B shows test section 1, T S 1; photo B-1-C shows test section 2, T S 2; photo B-1-D shows control section 2, C 2; photo B-1-E shows control section 3, C 3; photo B-1-F shows control section 4, C 4; photo B-1-G shows test section 3, T S 3; photo B-1-H shows test section 4, T S 4; and photo B-1-I shows control section 5, C 5.

(f) Control section 4 (C4)


The figure consists of 9 photographs of typical areas of each test section of the Newark test site. Photograph B-1-A shows control section 1, C 1; photo B-1-B shows test section 1, T S 1; photo B-1-C shows test section 2, T S 2; photo B-1-D shows control section 2, C 2; photo B-1-E shows control section 3, C 3; photo B-1-F shows control section 4, C 4; photo B-1-G shows test section 3, T S 3; photo B-1-H shows test section 4, T S 4; and photo B-1-I shows control section 5, C 5.

(g) Test section 3 (TS3)


The figure consists of 9 photographs of typical areas of each test section of the Newark test site. Photograph B-1-A shows control section 1, C 1; photo B-1-B shows test section 1, T S 1; photo B-1-C shows test section 2, T S 2; photo B-1-D shows control section 2, C 2; photo B-1-E shows control section 3, C 3; photo B-1-F shows control section 4, C 4; photo B-1-G shows test section 3, T S 3; photo B-1-H shows test section 4, T S 4; and photo B-1-I shows control section 5, C 5.

(h) Test section 4 (TS4)


The figure consists of 9 photographs of typical areas of each test section of the Newark test site. Photograph B-1-A shows control section 1, C 1; photo B-1-B shows test section 1, T S 1; photo B-1-C shows test section 2, T S 2; photo B-1-D shows control section 2, C 2; photo B-1-E shows control section 3, C 3; photo B-1-F shows control section 4, C 4; photo B-1-G shows test section 3, T S 3; photo B-1-H shows test section 4, T S 4; and photo B-1-I shows control section 5, C 5.

(i) Control section 5 (C5)

Petrographic Report for Newark, DE, 1997

Sections from each of the cores were cut and lapped. These sections were then soaked overnight, 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 97C1A: the core is poorly and nonuniformly air-entrained, with an estimated air content of 4.5 percent. Distress to the wearing surface appears limited to small popouts over fine aggregate particles. The core is moderately severely distressed. One major crack bisects the core into top and bottom halves. Additionally, 40 microcracks and 27 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Three coarse aggregate particles appear to have reacted slightly; 24 fine aggregate particles were distressed or had reacted.

Core 97C5A: the core is poorly and nonuniformly air-entrained with an estimated air content of 5 percent. Distress to the wearing surface appears limited to small popouts over fine aggregate particles. The core is moderately severely distressed. One major crack bisects the core into top and bottom halves. Thirty-four other microcracks were counted, and 31 occurrences of alkalisilica gel. Three coarse aggregate particles appear to have reacted slightly. Twenty-seven fine aggregate particles are distressed or have reacted.

Core 97T51A: the core is poorly and nonuniformly air-entrained with an estimated air content of 4 percent. Distress to the wearing surface appears limited to small popouts over fine aggregate particles. The core is severely distressed. Eighty-seven cracks were counted, along with 42 occurrences of alkali-silica gel. Thirty-one reacted or distressed fine aggregate particles were counted.

Core 97T52B: the core is marginally air-entrained with an estimated air content of 5 percent. Distress to the wearing surface appears limited to small popouts over fine aggregate particles. The core is moderately severely distressed. Forty-three cracks and 33 instances of alkali-silica gel were detected. Twenty-nine reacted or distressed fine aggregate particles were detected.

Core 97T53B: the core is well air-entrained with an estimated air content of 6.5 percent. Distress to the wearing surface appears limited to small popouts over fine aggregate particles. Distress is relatively minor. Seventeen cracks were counted, and 25 instances of alkali-silica gel. Twentythree fine aggregate particles had reacted or were distressed.

Core 97T54B: the core is poorly air-entrained with an estimated air content of 3.5 percent. Distress to the wearing surface is apparently limited to small popouts over fine aggregate particles. Distress is minor. Eight cracks and 13 occurrences of alkali-silica gel were counted. Thirty-one fine aggregate particles had reacted or were distressed.

Distress is relatively severe in all but the last two cores. We do not have sufficient information to interpret the possible reason, since all were treated with lithium compounds, but we have not been told what differences there were.

Petrographic Report for Newark, DE, 1998

Sections from each of the cores were cut and lapped. These sections were then soaked overnight, dried, and the entire lapped surface was traversed under a stereo microscope. Each lapped surface was divided into five or more traverses 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.

Core 98-C1-A: the core is severely distressed. The wearing surface is grooved and worn. Fine aggregate particles on the wearing surface are frequently exposed, occasionally in popouts. Seventy-seven microcracks, one large crack, and 49 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Thirty-nine reacted or distressed fine aggregate particles were counted. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 6.5 percent.

Core 98-C5-B: the core is severely distressed. The wearing surface is grooved and worn. Fine aggregate particles on the wearing surface are frequently exposed, occasionally in popouts. Fiftyseven microcracks and 79 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Forty-two fine aggregate particles showed evidence of distress or reaction. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 6 percent.

Core 98-TS1-A: the core is severely distressed. The wearing surface is grooved and worn, with fine and coarse aggregate particles partially exposed. Fine aggregate particles are occasionally exposed in popouts. Two major cracks and fifty microcracks were counted. Sixty-one instances of alkali-silica gel and 38 reacted or distressed fine aggregate particles were counted. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 5.5 percent.

Core 98-TS-2B: the core is severely distressed. The grooved wearing surface is severely worn, exposing fine and coarse aggregate particles. Fine aggregate particles are frequently exposed in popouts. One major and 64 microcracks were detected. Fifty-eight instances of alkali-silica gel and 23 reacted or distressed fine aggregate particles were counted. The core is air-entrained with an estimated air content of 7.5 percent.

Core 98-TS-3A: the core is slightly to moderately distressed. The grooved wearing surface is moderately worn with both fine and coarse aggregate particles exposed on it, but with few identifiable popouts. Twenty-five microcracks and 43 instances of alkali-silica gel were counted. Fifteen fine aggregate particles had reacted or showed distress. The core is highly air entrained with an estimated air content of 8.5 percent.

Core 98-TS-4B: the core is slightly distressed. The grooved wearing surface is severely worn with no other distinct evidence of distress. Fourteen microcracks and 44 instances of alkali-silica gel were detected. Fifteen fine aggregate particles showed evidence of distress or reaction. The core is air entrained with an estimated air content of 7.5 percent.

Table B2. Summary of LTPP survey sheets for ASR investigation—control section 1.
TypeIdentification codeUnit11/29/9411/28/9511/21/9612/9/9710/22/98
Corner breaks1LNo.00000
1MNo.00000
1HNo.00000
Durability cracking2LNo.00000
2LM200000
2MNo.00000
2MM200000
2HNo.00000
2HM200000
Longitudinal cracking3Lm00000
3L (sealed)m00000
3Mm00000
3M (sealed)m00000
3Hm00000
3H (sealed)m00000
Transverse cracking4LNo.11111
4Lm3.43.43.43.43.4
4L (sealed)m00000
4MNo.00000
4Mm00000
4M (sealed)m00000
4HNo.00000
4Hm00000
4H (sealed)m00000
Transverse joint seal damageSealedY/nYYYYY
5aLNo.11111
5aMNo.00000
5aHNo.00000
Longitudinal joint seal damageNo.sealedNo.22220
5bm12.212.212.212.212.2
Spalling of longitudinal joints6Lm00000
6Mm00000
6Hm00000
Spalling of transverse joints7Lno.01111
7L (length)m00.21.822
7Mno.00000
7M (length)m00000
7Hno.00000
7H (length)m00000
Map cracking8ano.17111
8am2 11.5 23.226.827.829.7
Scaling8bno.00000
8bm200000
Polished aggregate9m200000
Popouts10no./m200000
Blowups11no.00000
Faulting12------
Lane-shoulder dropoff13------
Lane-shoulder separation14------
Flexible patch deterioration15fLno.00000
15fLm200000
15fMno.00000
15fMm200000
15fHno.00000
15fHm200000
Rigid patch deterioration15rLno.00000
15rLm200000
15rMno.00000
15rMm200000
15rHno.00000
15rHm200000
Bleeding and pumping16no.00000
16m00000
Other17------
Table B3. Summary of LTPP survey sheets for ASR investigation—test section 1.
TypeIdentification codeUnit11/29/9411/28/9511/21/9612/9/9710/22/98
Corner breaks1Lno.00000
1Mno.00000
1Hno.00000
Durability cracking2Lno.00000
2Lm200000
2Mno.00000
2Mm200000
2Hno.00000
2Hm200000
Longitudinal cracking3Lm00000
3L (sealed)m00000
3Mm00000
3M (sealed)m00000
3Hm00000
3H (sealed)m00000
Transverse cracking4Lno.00000
4Lm00000
4L (sealed)m00000
4Mno.00000
4Mm00000
4M (sealed)m00000
4H no.00000
4Hm00000
4H (sealed)m00000
Transverse joint seal damageSealedy/nYYYYY
5aLno.11111
5aMno.00000
5aHno.00000
Longitudinal joint seal damageNo. sealedno.22222
5bm12.212.212.212.212.2
Spalling of longitudinal joints6Lm1.50.51.81.81.8
6Mm00000
6Hm00000
Spalling of transverse joints7Lno.00111
7L (length)m002.13.43.4
7Mno.00000
7M (length)m00000
7H no.00000
7H (length)m000 00
Map cracking8ano.11111
8am2 11.821.828.329.131.4
Scaling8bno.00000
8bm200000
Polished aggregate9m200000
Popouts10no./m200000
Blowups11no.00000
Faulting12------
Lane-shoulder dropoff13------
Lane-shoulder separation14------
Flexible patch deterioration15fLno.00000
15fLm200000
15fMno.00000
15fMm200000
15fHno.00000
15fHm200000
Rigid patch deterioration15rLno.00000
15rLm200000
15rMno.00000
15rMm200000
15rHno.00000
15rHm200000
Bleeding and pumping16no.00000
16m00000
Other17------
Table B4. Summary of LTPP survey sheets for ASR investigation—test section 2.
TypeIdentification codeUnit11/29/9411/28/9512/21/9612/9/9710/22/98
Corner breaks1Lno.00000
1Mno.00000
1Hno.00000
Durability cracking2Lno.00000
2Lm200000
2Mno.00000
2Mm200000
2Hno.00000
2Hm200000
Longitudinal cracking3Lm00000
3L (sealed)m00000
3Mm00000
3M (sealed)m00000
3Hm00000
3H (sealed)m00000
Transverse cracking4Lno.00000
4Lm00000
4L (sealed)m00000
4M no.00000
4Mm00000
4M (sealed)m00000
4Hno.00000
4Hm00000
4H (sealed)m00000
Transverse joint seal damageSealedy/nYYYYY
5aLno.11111
5aMno.00000
5aHno.00000
Longitudinal joint seal damageNo. sealedno.22222
5bm12.212.212.212.212.2
Spalling of longitudinal joints6Lm01.51.51.51.5
6Mm2.50000
6Hm00000
Spalling of transverse joints7Lno.11111
7L (length)m3.43.43.43.43.4
7Mno.00000
7M (length)m00000
7Hno.00000
7H (length)m00000
Map cracking8ano.11111
8am2814.925.325.326
Scaling8bno.00000
8bm200000
Polished aggregate9m200000
Popouts10no./m200000
Blowups11no.00000
Faulting12------
Lane-shoulder dropoff13------
Lane-shoulder separation14------
Flexible patch deterioration15fLno.00000
15fLm200000
15fMno.00000
15fMm200000
15fHno.00000
15fHm200000
Rigid patch deterioration15rLno.00000
15rLm200000
15rMno.00000
15rMm200000
15rHno.00000
15rHm200000
Bleeding and pumping16no.00000
16m00000
Other17------
Table B5. Summary of LTPP survey sheets for ASR investigation—control section 2.
TypeIdentification codeUnit11/29/9411/28/9512/21/9612/9/9710/22/98
Corner breaks1Lno.00000
1Mno.00000
1Hno.00000
Durability cracking2Lno.00000
2Lm200000
2Mno.00000
2Mm200000
2Hno.00000
2Hm200000
Longitudinal cracking3Lm00000
3L (sealed)m00000
3Mm00000
3M (sealed)m00000
3Hm00000
3H (sealed)m00000
Transverse cracking4Lno.00000
4Lm00000
4L (sealed)m00000
4Mno.00000
4Mm00000
4M (sealed)m00000
4Hno.00000
4Hm00000
4H (sealed)m00000
Transverse joint seal damageSealedy/nYYYYY
5aLno.11111
5aMno.00000
5aHno.00000
Longitudinal joint seal damageNo. sealedno.22222
5bm12.212.212.212.212.2
Spalling of longitudinal joints6Lm00000
6Mm00000
6Hm00000
Spalling of transverse joints7Lno.00111
7L (length)m001.22.12.1
7Mno.00000
7M (length)m00000
7Hno.00000
7H (length)m00000
Map cracking8ano.11111
8am2611.113.914.926
Scaling8bno.00000
8bm200000
Polished aggregate9m200000
Popouts10no./m200000
Blowups11no.00000
Faulting12------
Lane-shoulder dropoff13------
Lane-shoulder separation14------
Flexible patch deterioration15fLno.00000
15fLm200000
15fMno.00000
15fMm200000
15fHno.00000
15fHm200000
Rigid patch deterioration15rLno.00000
15rLm200000
15rMno.00000
15rMm200000
15rHno.00000
15rHm200000
Bleeding and pumping16no.00000
16m00000
Other17------
Table B6. Summary of LTPP survey sheets for ASR investigation—control section 3.
TypeIdentification codeUnit11/29/9411/28/9512/21/9612/9/97 10/22/98
Corner breaks1Lno.00000
1Mno.00000
1Hno.00000
Durability cracking2Lno.00000
2Lm200000
2Mno.00000
2Mm200000
2Hno.00000
2Hm200000
Longitudinal cracking3Lm00000
3L (sealed)m00000
3Mm00000
3M (sealed)m00000
3Hm00000
3H (sealed)m00000
Transverse cracking4Lno.11111
4Lm2.42.42.42.42.4
4L (sealed)m00000
4Mno.00000
4Mm00000
4M (sealed)m00000
4Hno.00000
4Hm00000
4H (sealed)m00000
Transverse joint seal damageSealedy/nYYYYY
5aLno.11111
5aMno.00000
5aHno.00000
Longitudinal joint seal damageNo. sealedno.22222
5bm12.212.212.212.212.2
Spalling of longitudinal joints6Lm00000
6Mm00000
6Hm00000
Spalling of transverse joints7Lno.10111
7L (length)m210.91.51.5
7Mno.00000
7M (length)m00000
7Hno.00000
7H (length)m00000
Map cracking8ano.11111
8am29.820.8222529.7
Scaling8bno.00000
8bm200000
Polished aggregate9m200000
Popouts10no./m200000
Blowups11no.00000
Faulting12------
Lane-shoulder dropoff13------
Lane-shoulder separation14------
Flexible patch deterioration15fLno.00000
15fLm200000
15fMno.00000
15fMm200000
15fHno.00000
15fHm200000
Rigid patch deterioration15rLno.00000
15rLm200000
15rMno.00000
15rMm200000
15rHno.00000
15rHm200000
Bleeding and pumping16no.00000
16m00000
Other17-- ----
Table B7. Summary of LTPP survey sheets for ASR investigation—control section 4.
TypeIdentification codeUnit11/29/9411/28/9512/21/9612/9/9710/22/98
Corner breaks1Lno.0000-
1Mno.0000-
1Hno.0000-
Durability cracking2Lno.0000-
2Lm20000-
2Mno.0000-
2Mm20000-
2Hno.0000-
2Hm20000-
Longitudinal cracking3Lm0000-
3L (sealed)m0000-
3Mm0000-
3M (sealed)m0000-
3Hm0000-
3H (sealed)m0000-
Transverse cracking4Lno.11111
4Lm3.43.43.43.43.4
4L (sealed)m0000-
4Mno.0000-
4Mm0000-
4M (sealed)m0000-
4Hno.0000-
4Hm0000-
4H (sealed)m0000-
Transverse joint seal damageSealedy/nYYYY-
5aLno.1111-
5aMno.0000-
5aHno.0000-
Longitudinal joint seal damageNo. sealedno.2222-
5bm12.212.212.212.2-
Spalling of longitudinal joints6Lm0000-
6Mm0000-
6Hm0000-
Spalling of transverse joints7Lno.1000-
7L (length)m2.52.500-
7Mno.00111
7M (length)m002.42.42.4
7Hno.0000-
7H (length)m0000-
Map cracking8ano.1111-
8am25.36.37.59.5-
Scaling8bno.0000-
8bm20000-
Polished aggregate9m20000-
Popouts10no./m20000-
Blowups11no.0000-
Faulting12------
Lane-shoulder dropoff13------
Lane-shoulder separation14------
Flexible patch deterioration15fLno.0000-
15fLm20000-
15fMno.0000-
15fMm20000-
15fHno.0000-
15fHm20000-
Rigid patch deterioration15rLno.0000-
15rLm20000-
15rMno.0000-
15rMm20000-
15rHno.0000-
15rHm20000-
Bleeding and pumping16no.0000-
16m0000-
Other17------
Table B8. Summary of LTPP survey sheets for ASR investigation—test section 3.
TypeIdentification codeUnit11/29/9411/28/9512/21/9612/9/9710/22/98
Corner breaks1Lno.00000
1Mno.00000
1H no.00000
Durability cracking2Lno.00000
2Lm200000
2Mno.00000
2Mm200000
2Hno.00000
2Hm200000
Longitudinal cracking3Lm00000
3L (sealed)m00000
3Mm00000
3M (sealed)m00000
3Hm00000
3H (sealed)m00000
Transverse cracking4Lno.1011 1
4Lm2.402.73.43.4
4L (sealed)m00000
4Mno.00000
4Mm00000
4M (sealed)m00000
4Hno.00000
4Hm00000
4H (sealed)m00000
Transverse joint seal damageSealedy/nYYYYY
5aLno.11111
5aMno.00000
5aHno.00000
Longitudinal joint seal damageNo. sealedno.22222
5bm12.212.212.212.212.2
Spalling of longitudinal joints6Lm00000
6Mm00000
6Hm00000
Spalling of transverse joints7Lno.0011 1
7L (length)m000.30.30.3
7Mno.00000
7M (length)m00000
7H no.00000
7H (length)m00000
Map cracking8ano.11111
8am22.56.27.27.433.4
Scaling8bno.00000
8bm200000
Polished aggregate9m200000
Popouts10no./m200000
Blowups11no.00000
Faulting12------
Lane-shoulder dropoff13----- -
Lane-shoulder separation14------
Flexible patch deterioration15fLno.00000
15fLm200000
15fMno.00000
15fMm200000
15fHno.00000
15fHm200000
Rigid patch deterioration15rLno.00000
15rLm200000
15rMno.00000
15rMm200000
15rHno.00000
15rHm200000
Bleeding and pumping16no.00000
16m00000
Other17------
Table B9. Summary of LTPP survey sheets for ASR investigation—test section 4.
TypeIdentification codeUnit11/29/9411/28/9512/21/9612/9/9710/22/98
Corner breaks1Lno.00000
1Mno.00000
1Hno.00000
Durability cracking2Lno.00000
2Lm200000
2M no.00000
2Mm200000
2Hno.00000
2Hm200000
Longitudinal cracking3Lm00000
3L (sealed)m00000
3Mm00000
3M (sealed)m00000
3Hm00000
3H (sealed)m00000
Transverse cracking4Lno.00000
4Lm00000
4L (sealed)m00000
4Mno.00000
4Mm00000
4M (sealed)m00000
4Hno.00000
4Hm00000
4H (sealed)m00000
Transverse joint seal damageSealedy/nYYYYY
5aLno.11211
5aMno.00000
5aHno.00000
Longitudinal joint seal damageNo. sealedno.22222
5bm12.212.212.212.212.2
Spalling of longitudinal joints6Lm00000
6Mm00000
6Hm00000
Spalling of transverse joints7Lno.00000
7L (length)m00000
7Mno.00000
7M (length)m00000
7Hno.00000
7H (length)m00000
Map cracking8ano.11111
8am26.38.113.913.933.4
Scaling8bno.00000
8bm200000
Polished aggregate9m200000
Popouts10no./m200000
Blowups11no.00000
Faulting12------
Lane-shoulder dropoff13------
Lane-shoulder separation14------
Flexible patch deterioration15fLno.00000
15fLm200000
15fMno.00000
15fMm200000
15fHno.00000
15fHm200000
Rigid patch deterioration15rLno.00000
15rLm200000
15rMno.00000
15rMm200000
15rHno.00000
15rHm200000
Bleeding and pumping16no.00000
16m00000
Other17------
Table B10. Summary of LTPP survey sheets for ASR investigation—control section 5.
TypeIdentification codeUnit11/29/9411/28/9512/21/9612/9/9710/22/98
Corner breaks1Lno.00000
1Mno.00000
1Hno.00000
Durability cracking2Lno.00000
2Lm200000
2Mno.00000
2Mm200000
2Hno.00000
2Hm200000
Longitudinal cracking3Lm00000
3L (sealed)m00000
3Mm00000
3M (sealed)m00000
3Hm00000
3H (sealed)m00000
Transverse cracking4Lno.00000
4Lm00000
4L (sealed)m00000
4Mno.00000
4Mm00000
4M (sealed)m00000
4Hno.00000
4Hm00000
4H (sealed)m00000
Transverse joint seal damageSealedy/nYYYYY
5aLno.22222
5aMno.00000
5aHno.00000
Longitudinal joint seal damageNo. sealedno.22222
5bm12.212.212.212.212.2
Spalling of longitudinal joints6Lm00000
6Mm00000
6Hm00000
Spalling of transverse joints7Lno.22211
7L (length)m112.90.60.6
7Mno.00011
7M (length)m0002.252.25
7Hno.00000
7H (length)m00000
Map cracking8ano.11111
8bm25.37.915.815.833.4
Scaling8bno.00000
8bm200000
Polished aggregate9m200000
Popouts10no./m200000
Blowups11no.00000
Faulting12------
Lane-shoulder dropoff13----- -
Lane-shoulder separation14------
Flexible patch deterioration15fLno.00000
15fLm200000
15fMno.00000
15fMm200000
15fHno.00000
15fHm2 00000
Rigid patch deterioration15rLno.00000
15rLm200000
15rMno.00000
15rMm200000
15rHno.00000
15rHm200000
Bleeding and pumping16no.00000
16m00000
Other17------

 

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