Research on the Mix Design of Cement Asphalt Concrete

Yun Hua Zhang; Jin Zhao; Jun Fu; Chun Mei Yu; Tao Xiang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.887-888.838

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Research on the Mix Design of Cement Asphalt Concrete

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Effect of material mix proportion on strength of cement asphalt concrete (CAC) was studied based on 7d cleavage strength. Results indicate that the cleavage strength of CAC increase sharply with the increase of the cement content (0-6%), and the optimum content of added water and emulsified asphalt were 2% and 6% respectively while the cement content was 5%.

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Yun Hua Zhang*, Jin Zhao, Jun Fu, Chun Mei Yu, Tao Xiang

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Cement Asphalt Concrete, Cleavage Strength, Material Component

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