Dynamic and Resilient Modulus of Mn/DOT Asphalt Mixtures
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Dynamic and Resilient Modulus of Mn/DOT Asphalt Mixtures
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2003-01-01
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This report presents the results of laboratory testing to determine the complex modulus and phase angle of asphalt mixtures. Laboratory tests were performed on four different asphalt mixtures from the Mn/ROAD site. Testing was performed at six temperatures and five frequencies. Data from the tests were processed through a nonlinear regression curve fit to genereate master curves of dynamic modulus and hpase angle vs. frequency. These master curves were compared to results obtained from Witczak's predictive equations. It was found, as expected, that the dynamic modulus increased with an increase in frequency and a decrease in temperature. The model used to fit dynamic modulus master curves provided a good fit for the experimental data. The modulus values calculated using the 2000 predictive equation fit the test data reasonably well for Cell 21 and 35 mixtures, but the differences for Cells 33 and 34 were more significant. Smooth master curves for phase angle could not be obtained. An exploratory study to use a vibration exciter to measure dynamic modulus proved unsuccessful. This study was done under the framework of NCHRP Projects 1-37A, 9-19, and 9-29 that recommends dynamic modulus both as a design parameter and a simple performance test. Keywords-complex dynamic modulus, asphalt mixtures, phase angle, master curve.
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Minnesota Department of Transportation
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Marasteanu, Mihai O; Clyne, Timothy R; Li, Xinjun; Skok, Eugene L. (2003). Dynamic and Resilient Modulus of Mn/DOT Asphalt Mixtures. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/897.
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