The Comparison and Analysis of Void Fraction of OGFC-13 Asphalt Concrete through Vacuum Method and Volume Method

Cheng Yang Tang; Wen Yi; Xian Feng He; Li Tan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.847.17

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The Comparison and Analysis of Void Fraction of OGFC-13 Asphalt Concrete through Vacuum Method and Volume Method

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In this paper, the mixture ratio experiment has been done about OGFC-13 asphalt mixture of the layer on S103(liuyang section) of Changsha, Hunan province The void fraction of asphalt mixture is determined by vacuum sealing method and volume method on the condition of different material and different gradation. Through the comparison and analysis of void fraction determined values by vacuum method and volume method, it can been found that the air porosity of OGFC-13 asphalt mixture has a good linear relationship with the 2.36mm pass rate. The linear relationship of void fraction determined value by vacuum method and volume method relates with materials and nominal diameter.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 847)

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Cheng Yang Tang, Wen Yi*, Xian Feng He, Li Tan

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Linear Relationship, OGFC-13 Asphalt Mixture, Vacuum Sealing Method, Volume Method

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