Updating Bituminous Stabilized Materials Guidelines Mix Design Report Phase II
Moisture Sensitivity: Part II (Validation) - Asphalt Academy
Moisture Sensitivity: Part II (Validation) - Asphalt Academy
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Surface<br />
Base layer<br />
Subbase layer<br />
Figure J.8: The stress distribution in the different layers.<br />
Vinite layer<br />
BSM-Base layer<br />
Figure J.9: MMLS3 load set-up no stress distribution on the protection layer.<br />
The material that decided upon for the protection layer was vinite or reinforced rubber mat,<br />
which is a very tough, flexible material. This layer, the green layer illustrated in Figure J.9 and<br />
Figure J.10, should only protect the briquette from the abrasion of the wheel, with the intention<br />
to minimize loosening of aggregates in the surface of the BSMs. A test was carried out with the<br />
vinite protecting the specimens and after 100 000 load repetitions the cover and surface were<br />
still in perfect condition. The grey path noted in Figure J.10 is result of the green colouring<br />
wearing off through abrasions by the wheels.<br />
Figure J.10: Plan view of the protective layer on the briquettes<br />
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