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Cracking Group Experiment Laboratory Results Adam J. Taylor, P.E. 3-29-18 2018 NCAT Test Track Conference

Outline Project Team Testing Plan Test Description Aging Description Critical Questions Results Overview Conclusions Future Research 2

Project Team Randy West Principal Investigator Fan Yin Research Engineer Adam Taylor Research Engineer Nathan Moore GRA/ Research Engineer Samantha Dixon GRA Chen Chen GRA Tina Ferguson Technician 3

Testing Plan Mix Types Production Plant Mix (PMLC) Lab-Mixed, Lab-Compacted from Production Raw Materials (LMLC) Density All specimens to 7% Air Void Except N2 (4%) and N5 (10%) Aging Protocols Reheated Plant Mix (RH) Short-term oven aged (STOA) Long-term oven aged (LTOA) a.k.a. Critical Aging (CA) 4

Testing Plan Cracking Tests 2 aging conditions (STOA/RH and Critically Aged) X 2 production methods (LMLC and PMLC) X 6 cracking tests (I-FIT,SCB-LTRC,ER,OT-TX,OT- NCAT, IDEAL-CT) X 7 unique surface mixes = 168 sets of specimens Outlier Analysis performed using ASTM E178-16a 5

Testing Plan RH PMLC STOA LMLC CA PMLC CA LMLC Energy Ratio X = Testing Complete O = Testing In Progress I-FIT OT - TX OT - NCAT SCB- LTRC IDEAL- CT X X X X X X X X X X O X X X X X X X X X X X O X 6

Energy Ratio Test Temperature = 10 C Combination of 3 Tests Resilient Modulus How stiff is my material? Creep Compliance How does it deform under a constant load? Fracture Energy How much energy can my material absorb before it breaks? Results combined to calculate Energy Ratio 7

Overlay Tester TX vs. NCAT OT-TX 25 C Tex-248-F Parameters 0.1 Hz 0.025 Maximum Opening Displacement Cycles to Failure 93% Reduction in Peak Load AMPT OT Jig OT-NCAT 25 C Modified Parameters 1 Hz 0.015 Maximum Opening Displacement Cycles to Failure Peak of Load x Cycles Graph AMPT OT Jig 8

Overlay Test Failure Analysis 9

Illinois Flexibility Index Test (I-FIT) 25 C 50 mm/min load rate Minimum 4 replicates 50 mm wide specimens Notch Depth = 15 mm Notch Width = 1.5 mm Load vs. Axial Deformation Test until load drops below 0.1 kn Complete Fracture 10

I-FIT Flexibility Index 11

Semi-Circular Bend LTRC Method 25 C 0.5 mm/min load rate 57 mm wide specimens 12 replicates 3 notch depths 25.4 mm 31.8 mm 38.1 mm 3.0 ± 0.5 mm notch width 12

Semi-Circular Bend LTRC Method 13

IDEAL-CT 25 C Indirect Tensile Strength No specimen cutting or notching 50 mm/min load rate Measure Load-Line Displacement Similar Post-Peak Analysis to I-FIT CT Index 14

Long-Term Aging Procedure Past Research at NCAT and elsewhere 70,000 CDD Between 3-5 years of field aging in Alabama Dubbed Critical Aging (CA) Rheological Property Study conducted by Fan Yin and Chen Chen 8 hours at 135 C for Test Track Materials 15

Questions to Answer Which laboratory cracking test best relates to field performance? A: Ongoing. Additional cycle of trafficking required to get full field cracking behavior. At this point, test should identify N8 (Ctrl + 5% RAS) as most cracking susceptible S5, S6, and S13 (no cracking) should be among top performers 16

Questions to Answer What are the general trends these tests are showing between the seven unique CG surface mixtures? 17

I-FIT Flexibility Index 18

IDEAL-CT - CT Index 19

Texas Overlay Tester 20

NCAT Modified Overlay Tester 21

Energy Ratio 22

SCB-LTRC Critical J-Integral (J c ) 23

Questions to Answer What is the impact of additional laboratory aging on the results of these cracking tests? How does additional aging impact relative rankings between mixtures? 24

Aging Evaluation 1:1 Plots 25

1:1 I-FIT Flexibility Index 26

1:1 IDEAL-CT (CT Index ) 27

1:1 OT-TX Cycles to Failure 28

1:1 - OT-NCAT Cycles to Failure 29

1:1 SCB-LTRC Jc 30

1:1 Energy Ratio 31

Questions to Answer How do these laboratory cracking test results correlate to one another? A: Pearson Correlation Analysis On average, do these tests correlate to one another when compared using the same aging condition? 32

Correlation Methodology According to Evans (1996) Coefficient of 0.8-1.0 = Very Strong Correlation Coefficient of 0.6-0.8 = Strong Correlation Correlation Matrix 22 data sets x 7 unique mixtures SCB-LTRC LMLC Data still pending Average Correlation Values Average of 4 aging conditions 4 unique Pearson Coefficients 33

Average Correlation Example Correlation Coefficients RH PMLC I-FIT vs. IDEAL-CT = 0.887 STOA LMLC I-FIT vs. IDEAL-CT = 0.941 CA PMLC I-FIT vs. IDEAL-CT = 0.829 CA LMLC I-FIT vs. IDEAL-CT = 0.939 Average Coefficient Average I-FIT vs. IDEAL-CT = 0.899 Reduce 22 x 22 Matrix to Average 6 x 6 Matrix 34

Average Correlation Same Aging I-FIT IDEAL-CT OT-TX OT-NCAT SCB-LTRC* ER I-FIT 1 IDEAL-CT 0.899 1 OT-TX 0.835 0.984 1 OT-NCAT 0.941 0.961 0.947 1 SCB-LTRC* 0.427 0.642 0.687 0.680 1 ER -0.377-0.500-0.459-0.357-0.273 1 Average of 2 data sets, not 4 (missing LMLC) 35

Things We ve Learned Strong Correlation Between 4 of the 6 Laboratory Cracking Tests I-FIT, IDEAL-CT, OT-TX, OT-NCAT Each test has its own idiosyncrasies I-FIT/IDEAL-CT Effect of density on post-peak analysis OT-TX, OT-NCAT Cyclic Test Variability Test Speed (Gluing) 36

Things We ve Learned I-FIT, IDEAL-CT, OT-TX, OT-NCAT Identified N8 (Ctrl + 5% RAS) as low performer First to crack and highest severity of cracking Had the sections that have not cracked yet among the top performers S5 (35% RAP w/ PG 58-28), S6 (Ctrl w/ HiMA), and S13 (AZ Rubber) S6 (Ctrl w/ HiMA) generally showed better performance with LMLC than the PMLC for these tests 37

Things We ve Learned SCB-LTRC showed an appropriate aging trend, but lower discrimination between mixes Did not distinguish N8 (Ctrl + 5% RAS) as the low performer Still waiting on LMLC data for final analysis Energy Ratio showed reverse aging trend Aging the mix improved the cracking resistance parameter Logical aging trends on component tests 38

Things We Still Want To Learn Our Analysis is Ongoing and Evolving Field cracking data from 2018 cycle to finalize lab to field comparisons Recommend Test or Test(s) that best match field performance Additional Correlation Analysis Analysis of Additional Cracking Parameters New Texas OT Curve Parameters Density Correction Factors I-FIT and IDEAL-CT 39

THANKS! Any questions? Reach me at tayloa3@auburn.edu 2018 NCAT Test Track Conference

Resilient Modulus Creep Compliance Fracture Energy 10 C ER = DSCE f[7.294 10 5 σ 3.1 (6.36 S t ) + 2.46 10 8 ] m 2.98 D 1 Traffic: (ESAL/yr x 1000) Minimum Energy Ratio (Roque et al. 2004) < 250 1 < 500 1.3 < 1000 1.95 <5000 (Test Track)???

1:1 Resilient Modulus (ER) 42

1:1 Fracture Energy (ER) 43

1:1 Creep Rate (ER) 44