An elastic modulus (E) can be determined for any solid material and represents a constant ratio of stress and strain (a stiffness): A material is elastic if it is able to return to its original shape or size immediately after being stretched or squeezed. The complexity of the mathematics for rigorous treatment of the viscoelastic theory makes the use of this secant modulus artifice and elastic theory necessary at this time. AFM can be used in numerous nanotechnology . When utilized in the mechanistic design procedure, a performance factor 'k' is adopted which incorporates two factors, including a) asphalt moduli and b) the percentage bitumen or binder in the mix. The invention of atomic force microscopy (AFM) was a revolutionary moment in the world of the material sciences and in device engineering. FWDs can be used to accurately determine deflection characteristics of in-service pavements. Asphalt Treated Base: Increase base course modulus from 25,000 psi (172 MPa) to 500,000 psi (3450 MPa). The thick pavement, Section C, demonstrated the greatest increase in pavement responses to the presence of a moisture susceptible asphalt mixture. Vertical compressive strain top of subgrade (x 10, Location of load(s) on the surface (x,y coordinates), Location of analysis points for output (x,y,z coordinates), Magnitude of Tire Load = 9,000 lbs (40 kN), Location of Analysis Points (all at x=0, y=0), Horizontal Tensile Strain at Bottom of ACP, Vertical Compressive Strain at Top of Subgrade. If the material is loaded to any value of stress in this part of the curve, it will return to its original shape. back-calculate the elastic modulus of asphalt mixtures. stiffness or elasticity of the soil under dynamic loading. The dynamic modulus test is a cyclic test used to determine the properties of Hot Mix Asphalt.This test is used to determine both the dynamic complex modulus (also known as the elastic modulus) and the phase angle, which are both important parameters for pavement design.. Found inside â Page 165It can be concluded from Table 4 that the moduli ratio (the resilient modulus divided by indirect tensile stiffness and the indirect tensile stiffness ... Found inside â Page 309ABSTRACT: A linear-elastic computer program is used to model uniform and ... The errors which are introduced in asphalt layer moduli prediction due to ... How a pavement responds to applied stresses determines how it will behave structurally. The empirical approach uses the AASHO Road Test results to correlate measurable parameters (such as subgrade resilient modulus) and derived indices (such as the structural number and pavement serviceability index) to pavement performance. The 1986 AASHTO Guide for Design of Pavement Structures incorporates the resilient modulus of pavements into the procedure. The utilization of moderate (30 Hz) to high (50 Hz) interaction speeds at low interaction temperature (160°C) resulted in minimal enhancements in both the hardness and elastic modulus. Strength is the stress needed to break or rupture a material (as illustrated in Figure 1), whereas elasticity is a measure of how well a material returns to its original shape and size. Found inside â Page 22The Resilient Modulus is the elastic modulus based on the recoverable strain under repeated load [7]. The term is used because the asphalt mixtures are not ... Indentation tests are conducted on a base binder and two polymer-modified performance grade (PG) binders such as PG-70-22 and PG76-28. Bhd. High Tire Pressure: Increase from 80 psi (552 kPa) to 140 psi (965 kPa). It is interesting to note Found inside â Page 100(d) The values of the resilient modulus increase by a factor of 1.09 as the ANG ... These observations imply that the asphalt mix has a nonlinear elastic ... Found insideAsphalt Overlay Design Procedure Table 5 : Summary of Existing Conditions EXISTING ELASTIC MODULUS ( PSI ) LAYER 1 : Asphalt Treated Base LAYER 2 ... An elastic modulus (E) can be determined for any solid material and represents a constant ratio of stress and strain (a stiffness): A material is elastic if it is able to return to its original shape or size immediately after being stretched or squeezed. Almost all materials are elastic to some degree as long as the applied load does not cause . An analytical method of the elastic modulus is needed to determine the thickness of flexible pavement. For example: Changes in stress can have a large impact on resilient modulus. Moisture Sensitive: Decrease AC modulus from 500,000 psi (3450 MPa) to 200,000 psi (1380 MPa). These included: Comparisons between the “Standard Pavement” case and the modified input just described are given in Table 2. Academia.edu uses cookies to personalize content, tailor ads and improve the user experience. c. Approximate relationship of k to MR: k=MR/19.4 d. Even the most elementary of these allow for materials with Poisson’s ratios other than 0.5. Pavement Interactive was developed by the Pavement Tools Consortium, a partnership between several state DOTs, the FHWA, and the University of Washington, as part of their effort to further develop and use computer-based pavement tools. 1993 AASHTO Flexible Pavement Structural Design, 1993 AASHTO Rigid Pavement Structural Design, Three-Dimensional Finite Elements Modeling, Flexible Pavement Empirical Design Example, Climate Change Impacts on Pavements and Resilience, E-Construction in Practice: A Peer Exchange with WSDOT and TxDOT, 2. Therefore, to improve the elastic modulus of AC, increasing the modulus of asphalt mastic is an effective approach. This case shows the effect of subgrade improvement. The Young's modulus of elasticity is the elastic modulus for tensile and compressive stress in the linear elasticity regime of a uniaxial deformation and is usually assessed by tensile tests. Bodin et al. This is a comparison of the effects of a truck load versus a passenger vehicle. Found inside â Page 91rises, asphalt binders are degraded by volatilization and oxidation, ... Previous studies showed that temperature and elastic modulus of asphalt are ... Table 2 shows typical values of modulus of elasticity for various materials. Design related project level pavement management - Economic evaluation of alternative pavement design strategies - Reliability / - Pavement design procedures for new construction or reconstruction : Design requirements - Highway pavement ... b. Modulus of subgrade reaction (k and kc) - k is the modulus of the subgrade soil. In reality, stress distributions are more complex, however the basic relationships hold true. Compressive . Found inside â Page 316John Read, David Whiteoak, Shell Bitumen. 8 En - ×¢ resilient Poisson's ratio ' and the ' instantaneous resilient modulus of elasticity ' for a cylinder ... Found inside â Page 591The indirect Tensile test was capable to determine the Resilient Modulus of samples by using Universal Asphalt Testing Machine ( UTM ) . Found inside â Page 3... term of asphalt stiffness modulus by analogy with the modulus of elasticity: ... developed a nomograph for determining the stiffness modulus of bitumen. Necessity for Review of Resilient Properties and Conventional Resilient Modulus Models of Characterizing Pavement Materials for MEPD, Evaluation of Limitations of Some Popular CBR - UCS Based Resilient Modulus Models for Applications in the Structural Design of Pavements, Review of DCP Based CBR UCS and Resilient Modulus Models for Applications in Highway and Airport Pavement Design, Proposed Versatile Model for Determining Poissonâs Ratio for Civil Engineering Applications based on Elastic Modulus. To obtain these two constants, a uniformly distribution of radial tensile stress or shear stress is applied at the outer boundary of the model shown in Fig. lar temperature and time of loading to determine the elastic modulus of the asphalt bound material is equivalent to selecting a secant modulus. The primary objective of this project was to address the issue of characterising the elastic modulus parameter for HMA materials. and Witczak, M.W., Principles of Pavement Design, 2nd Ed., John Wiley & Sons, New York, 1975. The modulus of asphalt concrete material is one of the major input parameters in mechanical-empirical pavement design and analysis. asphalt-aggregate mixes, including 1) axial resilient stiffness, 2) diametral resilient stiffness, 3) resilient and dynamic flexural stiffness, and 4) dynamic shear stiffness. The incorporation of a stabilized subgrade layer affected the vertical compressive strain in that layer most effectively, although significant improvement in the surface deflection and tensile strain in the asphalt surface can be noted for the thin pavement. By using our site, you agree to our collection of information through the use of cookies. Found inside â Page 293Then , its resilient modulus is presented which has been determined ... given for HMS in the Manual for Asphalt Pavement but the elastic modulus for cement ... When utilized in the mechanistic design procedure, a performance factor 'k' is adopted which incorporates two factors, including a) asphalt moduli and b) the percentage bitumen or binder in the mix. In this paper, the effects of asphalt-to-cement ratio (A/C) and water-to-cement ratio (W/C) on the elastic modulus E c of cement asphalt (CA) binder were studied through measuring the stress-strain curves and phase volume fractions of various CA binder specimens. Found inside â Page 245Asphalt layer modulus values corresponding to pavement temperature during NDT ... between resilient modulus of asphalt mixtures and asphalt viscosity. These layers may be either unbound or stabilized granular materials which have distinctly different properties from the surface and subgrade layers. Found inside â Page 159The authors suggest that the diametral resilient modulus test be used to evaluate the structural contribution of the asphalt stabilized sand base to the ... lar temperature and time of loading to determine the elastic modulus of the asphalt bound material is equivalent to selecting a secant modulus. Therefore, air voids effect should be considered when establishing any micromechanical or numerical model of the asphalt concrete. Quantification of Elastic Modulus in Materials Using AFM. Found inside â Page 15Intergrated Analysis and Design of Conventional and Heavy Duty Asphalt ... The dynamic modulus of the asphalt mixture and the resilient modulus of the ... Low Tire Load: Tire load decreased from 9,000 lb (40 kN) at 80 psi (552 kPa) to 900 lb (4 kN) at 30 psi (207 kPa). The majority of pavement structures are more complicated than the two-layer system discussed above. See also: Strength of Materials. The initial conditions we will examine are: Table 1: Sensitivity Analysis of Various Input Parameters. [10] developed a method to determine equivalent elastic modulus that provides the same critical tensile strain at the bottom of the asphalt layer as the one obtained from viscoelastic . The increase in tire contact pressure from 80 to 140 psi (552 to 965 KPa) results primarily in an increase in the tensile strain in the asphalt concrete. Stabilized Subgrade: Increase subgrade modulus from 7,500 psi (52 MPa) to 50,000 psi (345 MPa) in the top 6 in (150 mm) of soil. Some are capable of ascertaining the effects of multiple wheel configurations and/or nonlinear material behavior. Peattie, K.R., “Stress and Strain Factors for Three-Layer Elastic Systems,” Highway Research Board Bulletin 342, Highway Research Board, 1962. Typical Values of Young's Elastic Modulus and Poisson's Ratio for Pavement Materials Young's Elastic Modulus Poisson's Ratio Material (E or Mr), psi (μ or ν) Asphalt concrete 32 F 2,000,000 - 5,000,000 0.25 - 0.30 (uncracked) 70 F 300,000 - 500,000 0.30 - 0.35 140 F 20,000 - 50,000 0.35 - 0.40 Portland cement concrete 3,000,000 - 5,000,000 0.15 (uncracked) Similar to . Ultimate Tensile Strength of Asphalt Concrete. Found inside â Page 909The viscosity of bitumen used for the preparation of asphalt mixture, in accordance with ... This modulus of elasticity of asphalt concrete, accounting the ... Further illustration of the effects of a weaker surface layer is presented for all Pavement Interactive was developed by the Pavement Tools Consortium, a partnership between several state DOTs, the FHWA, and the University of Washington, as part of their effort to further develop and use computer-based pavement tools. Found inside â Page 74A two - layer , built - in model is developed to evaluate the effects of elastic modulus , coefficient of thermal expansion , volume fraction , particle ... Horizontal tensile strain bottom of AC or ATB (x 10, 3. Found inside â Page 197... 2.5 5â25% 3.0 0â20% 13.33 Elastic modulus of asphalt ⢠Asphalt strength varies with temperature. ⢠Weighted mean annual temperature (WMAPT) is used. Found inside â Page 41From ratio was 0.30, the 28 days elastic modulus of CAEM was Figures 7A,B, it can be clearly observed that the hydration consistent with that of W/C ratio ... This research study aimed to determine the dynamic modulus, bending stiffness and fatigue properties of four representative Superpave Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA) mixtures used in the construction of base layers of Kansas flexible pavements and to ... To browse Academia.edu and the wider internet faster and more securely, please take a few seconds to upgrade your browser. Estimates for Dynamic Modulus of Elasticity of Asphalt (E) 1.General values - rough estimates based on previous projects. Stabilized Subgrade: Increase subgrade modulus from 7,500 psi (52 MPa) to 50,000 psi (345 MPa) in the top 6 in (150 mm) of soil. Found inside â Page 55Total Resilient Modulus , psi x 105 ( Indirect Tensile Loadings ) Structural Layer Coefficient , a1 , for Asphalt Concrete Surface Course Fatigue Factor ... Estimates for Dynamic Modulus of Elasticity of Asphalt (E) 1.General values - rough estimates based on previous projects. The nomenclature and symbols from the 1993 AASHTO Guide is generally used in referring to pavement moduli. Thus, the “flexibility” of any object or structure depends on its elastic modulus and geometric shape. Found inside â Page 131It also has been found that the resilient modulus versus temperature relationship could be employed to aid the selection of the proper asphalt concrete ... As would be expected, there is a dramatic decrease (on the order of 75 to 90 percent) in all of the pavement response parameters when a passenger vehicle loading is compared to that of a truck load. However, some of the elastic values obtained are recorded within the Malaysian PWD standard. (Figure 1), the term Young's modulus of elasticity can strictly be applied only to the straight part of the stress-strain curve or, when no straight portion is present, to the tangent to the curve at the origin. “Typical” relationships are shown in Figures 3 and 4. Section A was the least affected of the three. To learn more, view our Privacy Policy. Stabilized Subgrade: Increase subgrade modulus from 7,500 psi (52 MPa) to 50,000 psi (345 MPa) in the top 6 in (150 mm) of soil. This chapter deals with the development of equation that expresses the bitumen stiffness modulus as a function of time, temperature and the simple properties of bitumen such as penetration (or penetration index) and softening temperature. However, in the USA . Found inside â Page 139... Beijing, China ABSTRACT: Cement emulsified asphalt mortar interlayer is ... asphalt mortar owing to its high bond strength, low elastic modulus, ... This parameter increased 11 percent for the thick pavement and 57 percent in the thin pavement. Bhd. Found inside â Page 12Analysis of the Asphalt Concrete Surface The resilient modulus of the asphalt concrete surface was back-calculated by the MODULUS program in the same manner ... Found inside â Page 377This huge difference of elastic modulus tends to change the strain and stress patterns in the vicinity of sensors, which can greatly affect the reliability ... Found inside â Page 2689 and using the dynamic material equation, its equivalent dynamic elastic modulus profile is given in Fig. 10. A modulus profile as shown in Fig. This chapter deals with the development of equation that expresses the bitumen stiffness modulus as a function of time, temperature and the simple properties of bitumen such as penetration (or penetration index) and softening temperature. The results illustrate that the CA binder with high asphalt content (A/C ⩾ 0.6) is a two-phase composite with complicated . (i) The range of values of the elastic modulus of asphalt pavement materials obtained in this study, which are between 3929 MPa and 17726 MPa, is higher than the elastic modulus range set by the IKRAM Group Sdn. An analytical method of the elastic modulus is needed to determine the thickness of flexible pavement. Found inside â Page 10The design subgrade resilient modulus is used with the ESAL to determine the thickness of asphalt - bound materials to be used above the subgrade or unbound ... Fig. Jones (1962[3]) presented solutions for horizontal stresses in a tabular form. In this paper, the effects of asphalt-to-cement ratio (A/C) and water-to-cement ratio (W/C) on the elastic modulus E c of cement asphalt (CA) binder were studied through measuring the stress-strain curves and phase volume fractions of various CA binder specimens. As mathematical model for describing the stiffness of bitumen, Christensen and Anderson (CA) equation was used. Found inside â Page 29Asphalt - bound materials are sensitive to both temperature and time of ... for relating resilient or elastic modulus values to other test parameters . Using a two-dimensional layered elastic model, the basic relationships between layer stiffness and stress for a two-layer flexible pavement structure is shown in Figure 1. All of the stiffness test systems were found to be sensitive to mix and test variables, especially to asphalt source, asphalt content, aggregate type, and air-void content. The distresses of asphalt pavement, which include fatigue, rutting, and low temperature cracking, are related to the elastic modulus of asphalt concrete (AC). In addition, the elastic modulus of AC is a design variable for asphalt pavement structural design when elastic-layer system theory is employed. First, two-dimensional layered elastic programs offered desktop computers the ability to calculate these stresses. A list of layer coefficients is proposed for pavement design. Found inside â Page 36SP R&B [°C] Needle penetration [dmm] Elastic recovery [%] 11 14 77 86 ABi 0/16 ... The resilient modulus characterizes the stiffness of asphalt mixtures and ... We . For a three-layer pavement, several charts and tables have been developed by Peattie, Jones and Fox (Yoder and Witczak, 1975[1]) to determine the stresses, strains, and deflections. MR is also adjusted for seasonal fluctuation from temperature etc. In order to demonstrate the sensitivity of the analysis to load and material changes, several other cases were run and compared to the Standard Pavement. that very little change in the surface deflection or compressive strain in the subgrade resulted from the higher tire pressure. Found inside â Page 11An overview of the various methodologies used to determine the elastic moduli of bituminous materials , cement stabilizied materials , unbound granular ... Elastic modulus is a fundamental property of an asphalt mixture. Typical input required for using these computer programs include: For the purposes of illustration, three typical pavement cross-sections have been selected as shown in Figure 4. Found inside â Page 70According to the results of investigations performed on the effect of elasticity modulus of road layers, by increasing the asphalt concrete elasticity ... Jones, A., “Tables of Stresses in Three-Layer Elastic Systems,” Highway Research Board Bulletin 342, Highway Research Board, 1962. You can download the paper by clicking the button above. The logical extension of these solutions was the development of computer programs in order to expedite analysis and allow greater flexibility in accommodating material properties and multiple loads. 1993 AASHTO Flexible Pavement Structural Design, 1993 AASHTO Rigid Pavement Structural Design, Climate Change Impacts on Pavements and Resilience, E-Construction in Practice: A Peer Exchange with WSDOT and TxDOT. [10] developed a method to determine equivalent elastic modulus that provides the same critical tensile strain at the bottom of the asphalt layer as the one obtained from viscoelastic . Found inside â Page 4Resilient modulus estimation for elastic layer analyses will also be discussed in relation to pavement deflection and strain measurements. Resilient Modulus ... In addition, the elastic modulus of AC is a design variable for asphalt pavement structural design when elastic-layer system theory is employed. The elastic modulus of an object is defined as the slope of its stress -strain curve in the elastic deformation region: As such, a stiffer material will have a higher elastic modulus. During the 1980s, as these mainframe computer programs were converted to run on microcomputers, a greater potential was developed to use elastic analysis tools in pavement design and rehabilitation decision making. More recently, three-dimensional finite element programs have allowed more exact and detailed calculations. Figure 3 shows schematically how pavements deflect under load. In this study, micromechanical properties such as hardness and Young's modulus of asphalt binders and asphalt concrete are determined by nanoindentation experiments. The use of an asphalt treated base greatly influenced the response parameters in all three pavement sections. The elastic modulus of an object is defined as the slope of its stress -strain curve in the elastic deformation region: As such, a stiffer material will have a higher elastic modulus. This additional complexity is further elaborated on in Three-Dimensional Finite Elements Modeling below. The complexity of the mathematics for rigorous treatment of the viscoelastic theory makes the use of this secant modulus artifice and elastic theory necessary at this time. The complex stress and strains for a two-layer flexible pavement structure are shown graphically in Figure 2 using a three-dimensional finite elements model. This is the initial tangent modulus, but it For example, by increasing the content of the asphalt or fine aggregate, and choosing more viscous asphalt, the modulus of AC can be greatly augmented. The dynamic modulus results are used to evaluate the response of the asphalt pavement to dynamic loading conditions. Found inside â Page 269It has been found that the elastic modulus of all bitumens is approximately 4.4 x 105 psi . The hardness of the specific bitumen , however , plays a ... Academia.edu no longer supports Internet Explorer. In Australia, current pavement design approaches rely on the resilient modulus of the asphalt material, and visco-elastic behaviour cannot be incorporated into this pavement analysis and design. Modulus of Asphalt Mixtures . The modulus of elasticity for a material is basically the slope of its stress-strain plot within the elastic range (as shown in Figure 1). The Young's modulus of elasticity is the elastic modulus for tensile and compressive stress in the linear elasticity regime of a uniaxial deformation and is usually assessed by tensile tests. Bodin et al. Found inside â Page 174One of the most interesting aspects of this study was the elastic modulus evaluation of the asphalt concrete surface of a North Carolina highway, ... Elastic modulus is a fundamental property of an asphalt mixture. Almost all materials are elastic to some degree as long as the applied load does not cause . The distresses of asphalt pavement, which include fatigue, rutting, and low temperature cracking, are related to the elastic modulus of asphalt concrete (AC). The next step is to determine the two effective elastic constants of AC, i.e. This parameter is analogous to one of the two constants used for linear elastic models of material behavior. Compressive . The results illustrate that the CA binder with high asphalt content (A/C ⩾ 0.6) is a two-phase composite with complicated . The distresses of asphalt pavement, which include fatigue, rutting, and low-temperature cracking, are related to the elastic modulus of asphalt concrete (AC). This demonstrates the difference in pavement response from a standard truck tire pressure to one which is an extreme. The developed FE model was verified against experimental results of field cores from nine different pavement sections from five districts in the State of Minnesota. Found inside â Page 101Tarefder, R.A.; Zaman, A.M.; Uddin, W. Determining hardness and elastic modulus of asphalt by nanoindentation. Int. J. Geomech. 2010, 10, 106â116. Stiffness modulus of Asphalt mix is very influenced by loading time and temperature (TRB, 1975), especially the temperature is increased over the working range of below 00 C and above 400 C will cause decreasing stiffness modulus of bituminous road surfacing (CRONEY, 1991). In addition, the elastic modulus of AC is a design variable for asphalt pavement structural design when elastic-layer system theory is employed. Mechanistic models that incorporate parameters such as the modulus are being explored in current major Found inside â Page 350Asphalt mixtures Creep compliance [MPa] Resilient modulus [GPa] Tensile strength [MPa] Fracture energy [kJ/m3] Elastic energy [kJ/m3] DCSE [kJ/m3] f Energy ... It is demonstrated that the ANN modeling is a powerful tool to back-calculate the elastic modulus 6 also shows the representative shear modulus prediction of SAC-13. Figure 2 shows a stress versus strain curve for steel. In this study, micromechanical properties such as hardness and Young's modulus of asphalt binders and asphalt concrete are determined by nanoindentation experiments. Found inside â Page 20-26Apply the closedform backcalculation software 2L-BACK to determine the elastic moduli of the asphalt surface layer and the subgrade. Peattie (1962[2]) developed graphical solutions for vertical stress in three-layer systems. it was found that the interaction parameters play a major role on the determination of the hardness and elastic modulus of crumb rubber modified asphalt (CRMA). The mechanistic-empirical approach relates calculated pavement stresses to empirically derived failure conditions. This illustrates a weakening of the AC layer due to stripping in the mixture. Indentation tests are conducted on a base binder and two polymer-modified performance grade (PG) binders such as PG-70-22 and PG76-28. Found inside â Page 2-9Asphalt strain criteria . ... 11 in the form of a relationship between stress , strain , load repetitions , and elastic moduli of bituminous concrete . These decreases become even more meaningful when they are discussed in the context of pavement life later on in these notes. It is important to remember that a measure of a material’s modulus of elasticity is not a measure of strength. See also: Strength of Materials. Sorry, preview is currently unavailable. Asphalt Treated Base: Increase base course modulus from 25,000 psi (172 MPa) to 500,000 psi (3450 MPa). The results illustrate that the CA binder with high asphalt content (A/C ⩾ 0.6) is a two-phase composite with complicated . This case shows the effect of subgrade improvement. 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