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Title: RPF


1
Validation of Draft Guidelines for the Design of
HMA in SA
  • OBJECTIVES
  • Feedback
  • Status of Validation

2
Scope of Presentation
  • Design Procedures Performance Testing
  • Study of Rut Resistance Testing
  • Workshops on HMA Design Guidelines

3
Design Procedures Validated
  • Selection of Mix Type
  • Rating of Design Objectives
  • Volumetric Design
  • Bulk RD COMPACT Software
  • Densely Graded Mixes
  • Stone Mastic Asphalt

4
Volumetric Design of Densely Graded Mixes
5
Mod Marshall Compaction Voids Criteria
Traffic Level Eq. Field Compaction(75 Blows) Allowable Void Content Range after additional compaction to simulate trafficking Allowable Void Content Range after additional compaction to simulate trafficking Allowable Void Content Range after additional compaction to simulate trafficking
Traffic Level Min - Max Total No of Blows Void Content Void Content
Traffic Level Min - Max Total No of Blows Minimum Maximum
Light 3.5 - 5.5 75 15 3.0 4.5
Medium 4.5 - 6.5 75 45 3.0 5.0
Heavy 5.5 - 7.0 75 75 4 5.0
Very Heavy 5.5 - 7.0 75 75 4 5.0
6
Volumetric Design of Stone Mastic Asphalt (SMA)
  • Recommended Trial Binder Content
  • BRD ? 2.75 BC 5.5 BRD lt 2.75 BC 6.0
  • 4 Samples Compacted _at_ 50 blows
  • VCA Coarse Aggr. ? Dry Rodded Test
  • VMA ? 17.0 VIM ? 3.0
  • VCAmix (with mastic) lt VCAdrc (without mastic)

7
Study of Rut Resistance Testing
  • 8 Field Mixes
  • Mixes paved on various roads, incl national and
    provincial roads and urban streets
  • Actual designs based on Marshall Method
  • 8 Laboratory Mixes (Experimental)
  • Different Binder Contents
  • Different Binder Mix Types

8
Field Mixes
Mix No Road Location Aggr. Mix type (Binder)
1 N2-25 Durban Quartzite AC Med (60/70)
2 P111/1 Carletonville Andesite BTB (40/50)
3 N2-21 Harding Dolorite AC Med (60/70)
4 N3-12 Gilloollys Quartzite S/O BRASO
5 N3-7X Harrismith Dolorite AC Crs (60/70)
6 N3-7X Harrismith Dolorite SMA (60/70)
7 CK1 Cape Town Hornfels AC Med (60/70)
8 CK2 Cape Town Hornfels AC Med (60/70)
9 CCP Pretoria Norite AC Med (60/70)
9
Rut Resistance TestsValidated In Study
  • Modified Marshall Compaction
  • Gyratory Compaction
  • Transportek Wheel Track Test (TWTT)
  • Dynamic Creep Test
  • Confined Impact Test (CIT)
  • Axial Loading Slab Test (ALS)

10
Modified Marshall Compaction
11
Gyratory Compaction
12
Comparison of Gyratory and Modified Marshall
Compaction
13
Transportek WheelTracking Test (TWTT)
14
TWTT Downward Deformation
15
Gyratory Compaction vs TWTT
16
Confined Impact Test (CIT)
17
CIT Measurement of Deformation
18
CIT Performance Ratings
Rating of Rutting Resistance CIT Deformation after 680 blows with Marshall Hammer
Very Good lt 3 mm
Good 3 10 mm
Medium 10 14 mm
Poor gt 14 mm
19
CIT Field Mixes
20
Dynamic Creep vs TWTT
21
Experimental Laboratory Mixes
Mix No Binder Content Binder Type Mix type
1 Optimum 60/70 Pen AC Medium
2 Opt 1.0 60/70 Pen AC Medium
3 Opt 0.5 60/70 Pen AC Medium
4 Optimum 60/70 Pen Gap Graded
5 Optimum 80/100 SBS AC Medium
6 Optimum 60/70 Pen SMA
7 Optimum 60/70 EVA AC Medium
8 Optimum 60/70 SBR AC Medium
22
Comparison of Rut Resistance ofLaboratory Mixes
  • Modified Marshall Compaction
  • Gyratory Compaction
  • Transportek Wheel Track Test (TWTT)
  • Dynamic Creep Test

23
Influence of Binder Content Modified Marshall
Compaction
24
Influence of Binder Content Gyratory Compaction
25
Influence of Binder Content Transportek Wheel
Track Test
26
Influence of Binder Type Modified Marshall
Compaction
27
Influence of Binder Type Transportek Wheel Track
Test
28
ConclusionsValidity of Rut Resistance Tests
  • Modified Marshall Compaction
  • Good Indicator of Workability Stability
  • Gyratory Compaction
  • Good Correlation of Terminal VIM with Rut
    Resistance
  • Transportek Wheel Tracking Test
  • Best Prediction of Rut Resistance

29
ConclusionsValidity of Rut Resistance Tests
  • Dynamic Creep Test
  • Not Applicable to Stone-Skeleton Modified
    Sand-Skeleton Mixes
  • Confined Impact Test
  • Validity Questionable

30
ConclusionsInfluence of Mix Composition
  • Binder Content
  • Higher Binder Contents ? Lower Rut Resistance
  • Binder Type
  • SBS Mod Mix ? Highest Rut Resistance
  • SBR Mod Mix ? Lower than SBS Mod, but still Very
    Good
  • EVA Mod Mix ? Similar to Non-modified Mix

31
Conclusions Workshops on HMA Design Guidelines
  • Cape Province
  • Venue University of Stellenbosch
  • Date Tuesday, 12th June 2001
  • KwaZulu Natal
  • Venue Roads Dept. Pietermaritzburg
  • Date Wednesday, 13th June 2001
  • Gauteng
  • Venue University of Pretoria
  • Date Thursday, 14th June 2001
  • Time 0800 ? 1700
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