Realistic Mixture Design Requirements for Asphalt Stabilized Base Courses

This research examines a realistic approach for bituminous mix design for asphalt stabilized base courses. It concludes that the Air Force should continue using the Marshall Test Method for bituminous mixture design, but that current requirements for percent air voids in the mixture and percent void...

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