Development and Validation of Characterization Method Using Finite Element Numerical Modeling and Advance Laboratory Methods for Western Australia Asphalt Mixes
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Date
2015Supervisor
Prof. Imad Al-Qadi
Prof. Hamid Nikraz
Assoc. Prof. Faisal Anwar
Type
Thesis
Education Level
PhD
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A quantitative understanding of materials characterization of asphalt mixtures is required to determine the appropriate asphalt mixtures so that pavement distress and deformation can be reduced. Various numerical modeling and laboratory tools are used to assess the asphalt mixtures of flexible pavement and provided a significant and novel contribution to understanding of characterization of asphalt mixtures and design of flexible pavement. The contribution to understanding from this thesis shall be integrated in future body of knowledge.
School
Department of Civil Engineering
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