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Project ID:FHWA-PROJ-10-0085
Project Name: Extension of Flexible Pavement Life With Preservation to Resist Aging and Embrittlement
Status: Active
Contact:Last Name:   Gibson
First Name:   Nelson H
Telephone:  202-493-3073
E-mail:         nelson.gibson@dot.gov
Organization:Federal Highway Administration - Turner-Fairbank Highway Research Center (TFHRC)
Office: Office of Infrastructure Research and Development
Team: Pavement Materials Team
Roadmap/Focus area(s): Infrastructure Research and Technology Strategic Plan and Roadmap
Project Description: Mill-and-fill test pavement site, measure full-scale cracking performance with and without the treatment.
Laboratories: Bituminous Mixtures Laboratory
Binder Laboratory
Pavement Testing Facility
Start Date: May 5, 2010
End Date: December 17, 2012
Funding Amount:$0.00
FHWA Program Name: IRT (Infrastructure Research and Technology)
Goals:
(1) Validate performance new 4.75 mm Superpave (Superior PERforming Asphalt PAVEments) mix design to ensure minimal rutting and cracking performance.
(2) Gather laboratory engineering performance characteristics.
(3) Quantify ability of thin overlay to renew surface and delay top-down cracking.
Project Type: Onsite
Background Information: Data not yet available
Test Methodology: Combination of laboratory scale and full-scale accelerated pavement testing.
Other Information: Data not yet available
Partners: Data not yet available
More Information URL(s):
Fieldtest: Data not yet available
Expected Benefits: Quantified pavement life extension.
Deliverables: Name: Report "Top Down Crack Resistance of Aged Pavement with 4.75 mm NMAS Thin Overlay"
Product Type(s): Research report, Data
Description: Technical report.
Audiences: Academics, Federal Highway Administration, Implementers, Long-term pavement performance stakeholders, Researchers, Pavement engineers, Pavement designers, State departments of transportation
Secondary Audiences:
Related URL(s):
Project Findings: Data not yet available
FHWA Topics: Roads and Bridges--Pavement and Materials
TRT Terms: Bituminous Overlays
Pavement Cracking
Flexible Pavements
Cracking of Asphalt
Pavement
Research
Aging Materials
Infrastructure
FHWA Disciplines: Pavement and Materials
Subject Areas: Materials
Pavements
Research