Research on the Fatigue Behavior of Cement Asphalt Mortar Exposed to Water

Fa Zhou Wang; Jin Yang; Shu Guang Hu; Yun Hua Zhang; Yun Peng Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.687.274

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p.249

Influence of Adding Encapsulated Phase Change Materials in Aerial Lime Based Mortars
p.255

Rearch on the Water Repellency of Inorganic Insulation Mortar
p.262

Possibilities of Using Waste Diatomaceous Earth for Polymer-Modified Mortar
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Research on the Fatigue Behavior of Cement Asphalt Mortar Exposed to Water
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Evaluation of Rut Resistance of Polymer-Modified Asphalt Concretes
p.282

Evolution in Modeling Cement Hydration and Polymer Hardening in Polymer-Cement Concrete
p.291

Measuring the Effectiveness of Hydrophobic Layers Using a Non-Destructive Method
p.298

Polymers for Concrete Modification – Interactions and Application Properties
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Research on the Fatigue Behavior of Cement Asphalt Mortar Exposed to Water

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Water erosion is one of the major factors for performance degradation of cement asphalt mortar (abbreviated to CA mortar, or CAM). In this paper, the influence of gap depth, coupling effect of water and pressure on the fatigue behavior of CA mortar was investigated. Results indicated that the damage of bonding surface became more seriously with the increase of gap depth, and when the gap depth was 19 to 38% of the structure size, the destruction exacerbated. Results also indicated that CA mortar was damaged more seriously under the coupling effect of water and pressure; the destruction first occurred on the surface between slab track and CA mortar rather than that between concrete roadbed and CA mortar. Timely repair with epoxy resin prevented the further water erosion well, and improved the service life of CA mortar.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 687)

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274-281

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.687.274

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April 2013

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Fa Zhou Wang, Jin Yang, Shu Guang Hu, Yun Hua Zhang, Yun Peng Liu

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Bonding Surface, Cement Asphalt Mortar, Fatigue Behavior, GaP, Water Environment

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