Study on Low-Temperature Properties of Self-Monitoring Asphalt Concrete

Chang Jun Sun; Shao Xu Huang; Ning Tang; Pan Pan; Shao Peng Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.303-306.2495

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Study on Low-Temperature Properties of Self-Monitoring Asphalt Concrete

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With the self-diagnosis function of the self-monitoring asphalt concrete, we can evaluate the health status of pavement according to feedback on the electrical signals when it is under variation load. In this paper, indirect tensile test and flexural modulus test were used to study the low-temperature properties of self-monitoring asphalt concrete. The test results show that the performance of self-monitoring asphalt concrete has a strong sense of temperature. The result of low-temperature properties provides a reference for the further study of self-monitoring asphalt concrete.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 303-306)

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2495-2500

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February 2013

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Chang Jun Sun, Shao Xu Huang, Ning Tang, Pan Pan, Shao Peng Wu

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Asphalt Concrete, Indirect Tensile Test, Low-Temperature Properties, Self-Monitoring

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