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content name:	SAMARIS - Models for permanent deformation for bituminous bound materials in flexible pavements
	This report deals with models for the prediction of permanent deformation behaviour of bituminous materials. In regard to the aim of the pavement stream of the SAMARIS project - to encourage the use of recycled and secondary materials in pavements by detailing how such materials shall be selected and tested in order to secure satisfactory performance, environmentally as well as functionally – it has to be pointed out that the models described in the present report are applicable for conventional materials as well as for recycled materials. They have to be considered as tool to assess the permanent deformation behaviour of any kind of paving material.

content link:	http://www.fehrl.org/index.php?m=32&mode=download&id_file=794

content language:	English
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EC FP5/FP4

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pavement engineering

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created: Sylvia Derveaux, 14.05.2009 11:11:00
last modified: Sylvia Derveaux, 04.05.2011 10:32:32

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