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Determination of Creep Compliance and Tensile Strength of Hot-Mix ...

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where:0.05 ≤ ν ≤ 0.50<strong>Tensile</strong> <strong>Strength</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Tensile</strong> Failure StrainCalculation <strong>of</strong> tensile strength per T 322-07 is given by Equation 7.2×Pf,nS =π×bn×Dt, n (7)nwhere:S t,n = tensile strength <strong>of</strong> specimen, nP f,n = maximum load observed for specimen, nAs the “first failure” concept was utilized during IDT strength testing, calculation <strong>of</strong>tensile strength would be accomplished using Equation 7 but P f,n would be the loadassociated with the maximum y-x differential or the maximum load, whicheveroccurred first. The average tensile strength for a particular set <strong>of</strong> replicatespecimens is also an input to the Thermal Cracking Module <strong>of</strong> the M-E PDG.<strong>Tensile</strong> failure strain is calculated as follows:ΔXε = f 6tf × 10 (8)GLwhere:ε tf = tensile failure strain (microstrain)ΔX f = the horizontal deformation (10 -6 mm) at failure.GL = gauge length in mm (38 for 150 mm diameter specimens)16

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