Properties and Application of Semi-Flexible Material in Highway Engineering

Ming Cheng Zhang; Xi Juan Xu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.779-780.187

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Properties and Application of Semi-Flexible Material in Highway Engineering

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This paper studies the Marshall stability, splitting strength and compressive strength testsof the semi-flexible mixture at first, several steps which should be taken to achieve the optimal mixproportion are presented as below: optimal gradation, optimal fluid content, optimal asphalt content,optimal cement content. Secondly introduces systematically the performance, proportioning designand construction process of semi-flexible mixture. Finally as a structural layer can be a goodsolution to the problem of reflecting crack phenomenon of asphalt pavements, aiming at providingreference to its extension and application.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 779-780)

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September 2013

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Ming Cheng Zhang, Xi Juan Xu

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Application, Highway Engineering, Property, Semi-Flexible Material

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