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Abstract
A brochure proposing the use of "Contained Rock Asphalt Mat" (CRAM) provided a comparison of stress distributions throughout a CRAM structure (Figure 1) as compared to a conventional pavement (Figure 2). Experience has indicated that stress distributions do not always present the most sensitive or appropriate analysis of a pavement structure. Distributions of strains, and more particularly "work", are better indicators of load distributions throughout a pavement structure and subsequent performance.
Report Date
1-1985
Report Number
UKTRP-85-4
Digital Object Identifier
http://dx.doi.org/10.13023/KTC.RR.1985.04
Repository Citation
Southgate, Herbert F.; Allen, David L.; and Deen, Robert C., "Comparison of Contained Rock Asphalt Mat (CRAM) with Conventional Asphaltic Concrete Pavements" (1985). Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report. 672.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/ktc_researchreports/672
Notes
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