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SECTION 1028 -- SUPERPAVE ASPHALTIC CONCRETE

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of using the more stringent requirements under the fine aggregate angularity<br />

heading "4 inches (100 mm) or less", for the full depth of the Superpave<br />

mixture.<br />

j. The coarse aggregate shall not contain flat and elongated particles<br />

exceeding the maximum value for the appropriate asphaltic concrete type<br />

category shown in these provisions according to Table <strong>1028</strong>.04.<br />

Table <strong>1028</strong>.04<br />

Flat and Elongated Particles<br />

(ASTM D 4791)<br />

Asphaltic<br />

Concrete Type<br />

Percent, Maximum<br />

SPS 25<br />

SP0 10<br />

SP1 10<br />

SP2 10<br />

SP3 10<br />

SP4 10<br />

SP5 10<br />

Criterion based on a 5:1 maximum to minimum ratio.<br />

k. The sand equivalent of the blended aggregate material from the<br />

fine and coarse aggregates shall meet or exceed the minimum values for the<br />

appropriate asphaltic concrete type shown in these provisions according to<br />

Table <strong>1028</strong>.05.<br />

Table <strong>1028</strong>.05<br />

Clay Content Criteria<br />

(AASHTO T 176)<br />

Asphaltic Concrete<br />

Type<br />

- 666 -<br />

Sand Equivalent,<br />

Minimum<br />

SPS 30<br />

SP0 40<br />

SP1 40<br />

SP2 40<br />

SP3 45<br />

SP4 45<br />

SP5 45<br />

l. The blended aggregate shall conform to the gradation<br />

requirements specified below for the appropriate nominal size.<br />

(1) It is recommended that the selected blended aggregate<br />

gradation does not pass through the restricted zones as specified in the<br />

following control points for nominal size. Superpave mix designs with FAA

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