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6.1.1. Strength
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What does the term 'strength' refer to in road aggregates?
Hint
Think about what aggregates need to endure.
- 2.
What is one test used to determine aggregate strength?
Hint
It has 'value' in its name.
- 3.
What is the maximum acceptable Aggregate Crushing Value for wearing surfaces?
- 30%
- 35%
- 40%
Hint
Remember the specific limits set for various pavement types.
- 4.
True or False: Higher ACV values are more desirable for all pavement types.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider the context of how aggregates behave under traffic.
- 5.
Consider a new type of aggregate with an ACV of 45%. Discuss the implications of using this material for a city road with heavy traffic.
Hint
Think about how materials should withstand force over time.
- 6.
Propose a way to improve the adhesion of aggregates with bitumen if the Static Immersion Test shows poor results.
Hint
Consider what additives might enhance bonding.
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