Analysis Interlayer Shear Stress of Ultra-Thin Wearing Course Considering Temperature and Different Interlayer Contact Conditions

Yan Hai Yang; Yang Shen; Xiao Xi Gao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.505-506.102

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Analysis Interlayer Shear Stress of Ultra-Thin Wearing Course Considering Temperature and Different Interlayer Contact Conditions

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The paper studies that temperature and different interlayer contact conditions between ultra-thin wearing course and original pavement have an impact on interlayer shear stress. Calculate parameters of each layer asphalt mixture materials under different temperature through empirical formula. Substitute the parameters into BISAR3.0 software to calculate maximum interlayer shearing stress of ultra-thin wearing course under different temperature and interlayer contact conditions. The results show that interlayer contact conditions and temperature have a great influence on interlayer shearing stress of ultra-thin wearing course.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 505-506)

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102-105

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January 2014

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Yan Hai Yang, Yang Shen, Xiao Xi Gao

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Interlayer Contact Conditions, Road Engineering, Shear Stress, Ultra-Thin Wearing Course

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