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Use of Natural Geotextiles to Retard Reflection Cracking in Highway Pavements
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In this article, a geosynthetic interlayer system is used to retard reflective crack propagation in fresh asphalt overlays, which is a major phenomenon leading to premature failure of fresh asphalt overlay.Abstract:
Reflective cracking is a major phenomenon leading to premature failure of fresh asphalt overlays. Application of a geosynthetic interlayer system to retard reflective crack propagation is a...read more
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