Feasibility of the Use of Two Spent Blast Materials as Aggregate in Hot Mix Asphalt in Louisiana Post-Katrina

Feasibility of the Use of Two Spent Blast Materials as Aggregate in Hot Mix Asphalt in Louisiana Post-Katrina

128 pages· 2007· ISBN 9780549352785
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An additional part of this research is concerned with the impact of Hurricane Katrina on asphalt pavement life due to submergence in flood water. Two sets of samples were conditioned using water for two different salinity, durations, and heights to evaluate the strength of conditioned specimen by comparing the tension strength of conditioned specimens to that of unconditioned control specimens. Test results are given for specimens made of a conventional mix, a mix modified with 8% of spent coal slag, and a mix modified with 10% of silica sand varying two variables: (1) Salinity; and (2) Storm surge.

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