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BiTVal - Analysis of Available Data for Validation of Bitumen Tests
  The BiTVal project has been developed by it is now recognised that the binder properties alone do not determine pavement performance. Other parameters, such as aggregate characteristics, mixture design, manufacture and laying are also considered as important. The BiTVal project represents a significant effort requiring support and participation from industry and authorities in many countries. It is expected to, first deliver the appropriate answers for assessing the suitability of test methods. Second, establish their relevance and correlation to the asphalt pavement performance and last give the required level of confidence in the future specification system to be used during many years in the whole of Europe. The BiTVaL project has been separated in different phases. This report is the Phase 1, which is a desk study, analysing information gathered from all sources, and additional work needed would be identified during this process.
   
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created: Sylvia Derveaux, 06.05.2009 15:04:00
last modified: Sylvia Derveaux, 06.05.2009 15:33:00
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