Asphalt Pavement Reflective Cracking Model to Better Address Rehabilitation
Sector: Rail • Location: Washington, United States of America (USA)
Source: Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)
The objective of this research is to assess current asphalt pavement cracking models that can be applied to reflective cracking and potential further research, develop, calibrate, train, and validate a mechanistically based asphalt pavement reflective cracking model that is consistent with FlexPAVE™ mechanistic based methodologies and performance tests.
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Description | The objective of this research is to assess current asphalt pavement cracking models that can be applied to reflective cracking and potential further research, develop, calibrate, train, and validate a mechanistically based asphalt pavement reflective cracking model that is consistent with FlexPAVE™ mechanistic based methodologies and performance tests. |
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