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Moisture Senstivity of Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA) Mistures in Nebraska - Phase II
Record Type: DOT
The ultimate goal of this research is to deliver guidelines that can help select appropriate material combinations resisting better to moisture damage based on clear understanding of moisture damage mechaniisms and extensive testing results. Development and/or validation of appropriate testing protocols that can judge moisture damage sensitvity of asophalt mixes is another important objective of this study. Research outcomes from this study will be incorporated with research findings from the previous NDOR project (P564) to draw more comprehensive and general conclusions based on results from diverse mixes.
Start date: 2007/7/1
End date: 2009/6/30
Status: Completed
Contract/Grant Number: P305
Total Dollars: 114188
Source Organization: Nebraska Department of Roads
Date Added: 06/22/2007
Index Terms: Hot mix paving mixtures, Hot mixed asphalt, Nebraska, Moisture damage, Moisture content, Paving materials, Research projects,
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Federal Highway Administration http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/ 1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE Washington, DC 20590 USA Phone: (202) 366-4000
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Syslo, Mick
Weishahn, Laird
Jamshidi, Moe
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University of Nebraska, Lincoln College of Engineering and Technology Lincoln, NE 68503 USA
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Kim, Yong-Rak
Email: ykim3@unl.edu
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Highways
Construction
Design
Materials
Pavements
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