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THIS PAPER REVEIWS THE FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS RELATED TO ADHESION AND THE STRIPPING PHENOMENON IN BITUMINOUS MIXTURES. STRIPPING, WHICH MAY OCCUR IN ONLY A SMALL PORTION OF THE PAVEMENT, IS CONSIDERED A GREAT ECONOMIC LOSS AND ENGINEERING FAILURE IN TERMS OF PROPER MIXTURE DESIGN. THE FACTORS AFFECTING ADHESION AND ADHESION FAILURE ARE INNUMERALBE. THEY INCLUDE THE MATERIAL CHARACTERISTICS, CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES, AND DIVERSIFIED ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS. DUE TO THE EXTREME COMPLEXITIES OF ADHESION AND ADHESION FAILURE PHENOMENA IN BITUMINOUS MIXTURES, A SPECIFIC ENGINEERING PROBLEM IS ANALYZED IN THIS REPORT AND THE VALIDITY OF THE ADHESION FAILURE CONCEPTS IS DISCUSSED. IN THE STUDY, A HOT-MIX SAND-ASPHALT MIXTURE THAT HAD SHOWN SEVERE DISTRESS AND DISINTEGRATION IN THE FIELD IS SUBJECTED TO NUMBEROUS LABORATORY TESTS TO EVALUATE THE CAUSES OF STRIPPING.THE RESULTS INDICATED THAT STANDARD TEST METHODS FOR EFFECT OF WATER ON COHESION OF COMPACTED MIXTURES DID NOT REVEAL ANY STRIPPING TENDENCIES. HOWEVER, THE APPLICATION OF DYNAMIC LOADING ON SATURATED MIXTURES RESULTED IN DRASTIC REDUCTION IN THE COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH. SIMILARLY, THE CREEP RESPONSE OF MIXTURES WAS AFFECTED BY THE NUMBER OF LOAD REPETITIONS. IT IS ALSO SHOWN THAT THE SOAKED SPECIMENS UNDER DYNAMIC LOADING EXHIBIT PERMANENT DEFORMATION THAT MAY LEAD TO FAILURE IN THE SAND-ASPHALT MIXTURE. /AUTHOR/

Paper sponsored by Committee on Effects of Natural Elements and Chemicals on Bitumen-Aggregate Combinations and presented at the 48th Annual Meeting. Distribution, posting, or copying of this PDF is strictly prohibited without written permission of the Transportation Research Board of the National Academy of Sciences. Unless otherwise indicated, all materials in this PDF are copyrighted by the National Academy of Sciences. Copyright © National Academy of Sciences. All rights reserved.

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Figures (8) ; References (23) ; Tables (2)

Accelerated tests; Adhesion; Asphaltic sand; Bituminous mixtures; Compressive strength; Construction management; Deformation; Dynamic loads; Hot mix asphalt; Repeated loads; Reviews; Stripping (Pavements)

Construction; Highways; Materials

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• A NEW APPROACH IN ASPHALT RHEOLOGY
• ASPHALT CONTENT DETERMINATION BY THE IGNITION METHOD
• BLENDING LIGHTWEIGHT AGGREGATES WITH NATURAL AGGREGATES FOR THE PRODUCTION OF BITUMINOUS CONCRETE
• EVALUATION OF MARSHALL STABILITY AND FLOW VALUES OF ASPHALTIC PAVING MIXTURES
• Merits of Added Natural Rubber to Bituminous Road Surfacing Materials
• ORIENTATION OF PARTICLES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO BITUMINOUS PAVING MATERIALS
• RHEOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF AGING: PART II
• SOME ASPECTS OF THE RHEOLOGICAL BEHAVIOR OF BITUMINOUS MIXES