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Stability Investigation Of Bituminous Pavements, Kentucky Highway Materials Research Laboratory Mar 1945

Stability Investigation Of Bituminous Pavements, Kentucky Highway Materials Research Laboratory

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

This stability investigation was started by the Bituminous Division of the Highway Materials Research Laboratory, Lexington, Kentucky during the month of October, 1944, and was completed the first of March 1945. The purpose of this investigation was to develop information on the design and control of asphalt pavements. The data presented may be used to compare mixes made from commercial aggregates with mixes containing local aggregates. It is believed that sufficient amount of reliable data is presented in this report to enable the design engineer to use the Marshall stability equipment and testing procedure to select the best available aggregate …


Stability Investigation Of Bituminous Pavements, Kentucky Highway Materials Research Laboratory Mar 1945

Stability Investigation Of Bituminous Pavements, Kentucky Highway Materials Research Laboratory

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

This stability investigation was started by the Bituminous Division of the Highway Materials Research Laboratory, Lexington, Kentucky, during the month of October, 1944, and was completed thee first of March, 1945. The purpose of this investigation was to develop information on the design and control of asphalt pavements. The data presented may be used to compare mixes made from commercial aggregates with mixes containing local aggregates. It is believed that sufficient amount of reliable data is presented in this report to enable the design engineer to use the Marshall stability equipment and testing procedure to select the best available aggregate …


Bituminous Construction With Sandstone Aggregate Johnson County Project, Kentucky Highway Materials Research Laboratory Jan 1943

Bituminous Construction With Sandstone Aggregate Johnson County Project, Kentucky Highway Materials Research Laboratory

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

On April 25th detailed notes wore made on each station of this project, and it was decided that samples should be taken to represent each type of surface on the project. Seventeen samples ware selected as representative of the different types of mixes, and on May 6th and 7th samples fifteen inches in diameter were drilled from this project. These samples were selected to represent the variations in gradings and bitumen content.


Report Of Cooperative Investigation Of Joint Spacing In Concrete Pavements, Louis Campbell Jan 1940

Report Of Cooperative Investigation Of Joint Spacing In Concrete Pavements, Louis Campbell

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

In order to aid in a final determination of a rational, economical, and practical jointing method for concrete pavement, and to obtain factual data for future construction, the Kentucky Department of Highway built 6.27 miles of experimental pavement during the summer of 1940. This project was one of those planned by the Public Roads Administration and the Portland Cement Association in cooperation with the various states.


The Erection Of Highway Bridge Over Pitman Creek, Pulaski County, David Mccord Phelps Jan 1922

The Erection Of Highway Bridge Over Pitman Creek, Pulaski County, David Mccord Phelps

Archived Theses and Dissertations

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Bridge Over Pitman Creek In Pulaski, David Mccord Phelps Jr. Jan 1922

Bridge Over Pitman Creek In Pulaski, David Mccord Phelps Jr.

Theses and Dissertations--Civil Engineering

Accounting of all aspects of the erection of the bridge over Pitman Creek in Pulaski County Kentucky.