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2019
Knott JF, Sias JE, Dave EV, Jacobs JM. Seasonal and Long-Term Changes to Pavement Life Caused by Rising Temperatures from Climate Change. TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD [Internet]. 2019;2673 (6) :267–278. Publisher's Version
Mallick RB, Kottayi NM, Veeraragavan RK, Dave E, DeCarlo C, Sias JE. Suitable Tests and Machine Learning Approach to Predict Moisture Susceptibility of Hot-Mix Asphalt. JOURNAL OF TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING PART B-PAVEMENTS [Internet]. 2019;145 (3). Publisher's Version
Oshone M, Dave EV, Sias JE. Asphalt mix fracture energy based reflective cracking performance criteria for overlay mix selection and design for pavements in cold climates. Construction and Building Materials [Internet]. 2019;211 :1025 - 1033. Publisher's VersionAbstract
This study investigates the dependence of overlay field cracking performance on overlay thickness and fracture energy of asphalt mixture. A total of 15 pavement sections in Minnesota for which Disk-shape Compact Tension (DCT) testing was performed on field cores from overlays were used for the study. Due to the difference in the overlay lives, different cracking performance measures such as average transverse cracking rate (ATCR), maximum transverse cracking rate (MTCR) and transverse cracking performance index (TCTotal) were calculated. These cracking performance measures were compared with asphalt overlay thicknesses and DCT fracture energies. The analysis indicated the dependence of TCTotal on both overlay thickness and fracture energy. The observed relationship was assessed for reliability using a statistical analysis and a new performance parameter that combines overlay thickness with fracture energy is proposed to provide measure of total fracture resistance of the overlay. Preliminary thresholds are also proposed for selection of overlay thicknesses and material types in new overlays.
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2018
Dave EV, Behnia B. Cohesive zone fracture modelling of asphalt pavements with applications to design of high-performance asphalt overlays. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PAVEMENT ENGINEERING [Internet]. 2018;19 (3) :319–337. Publisher's Version
Tebaldi G, Dave E, Hugener M, Falchetto AC, Perraton D, Grilli A, Presti DL, Pasetto M, Loizos A, Jenkins K, et al. Cold Recycling of Reclaimed Asphalt Pavements. In: Testing and Characterization of Sustainable Innovative Bituminous Materials and Systems. Vol. 24. ; 2018. pp. 239–296.
DeCarlo C, Dave E, Daniel JS, Aiery G, Mallick RB. Comparative Evaluation of Laboratory Moisture Susceptibility Tests for Asphalt Mixtures, in Proceedings of the 2018 International Society of Asphalt Pavements (ISAP 2018) Conference. Fortaleza: Fortaleza, Brazil ; 2018.
DeCarlo C, Dave EV, Daniel J, Airey G, Mallick R. Comparative Evaluation of Laboratory Moisture Susceptibility Tests for Asphalt Mixtures. 2018.
Nemati R, Dave E, Daniel JS. Comparative Evaluation of New Hampshire Mixtures on Basis of Laboratory Performance Tests, in Proceedings of the 2018 International Society of Asphalt Pavements (ISAP 2018) Conference. Fortaleza: Fortaleza, Brazil ; 2018.
Nemati R, Dave EV, Daniel J. Comparative Evaluation of New Hampshire Mixtures on Basis of Laboratory Performance Tests. 2018.
Dave E, Botella R, Marsac P, Bodin D, Sauzeat C, Nguyen ML. Cracking in Asphalt Materials. (Buttlar WG, Chabot A, Dave EV, Petit C, Tebaldi G). Springer International Publishing; 2018 pp. 33–102. Publisher's VersionAbstract
This chapter provides a comprehensive review of both laboratory characterization and modelling of bulk material fracture in asphalt mixtures. For the purpose of organization, this chapter is divided into a section on laboratory tests and a section on models. The laboratory characterization section is further subdivided on the basis of predominant loading conditions (monotonic vs. cyclic). The section on constitutive models is subdivided into two sections, the first one containing fracture mechanics based models for crack initiation and propagation that do not include material degradation due to cyclic loading conditions. The second section discusses phenomenological models that have been developed for crack growth through the use of dissipated energy and damage accumulation concepts. These latter models have the capability to simulate degradation of material capacity upon exceeding a threshold number of loading cycles.
Dave E, Botella R, Marsac P, Bodin D, Sauzeat C, Nguyen ML. Cracking in Asphalt Materials. In: Mechanisms of Cracking and Debonding in Asphalt and Composite Pavements. Vol. 28. ; 2018. pp. 33–102.
Dave EV, Haslett K, Majenski S. Economic and Environmental Benefits of Cold In-place Recycling. 2018.
Oshone M, Ghosh D, Dave EV, Daniel JS, Voels JM, Dai S. Effect of Mix Design Variables on Thermal Cracking Performance Parameters of Asphalt Mixtures. TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD [Internet]. 2018;2672 (28) :471–480. Publisher's Version
Rahbar-Rastegar R, Daniel JS, Dave EV. Evaluation of Viscoelastic and Fracture Properties of Asphalt Mixtures with Long-Term Laboratory Conditioning. TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD [Internet]. 2018;2672 (28) :503–513. Publisher's Version
Oshone M, Daniel JS, Dave E, Martin AE, Kaseer F, Rahbar-Rastegar R. Exploring Master Curve Parameters to Distinguish between Mix Variables, in Proceedings of the 2018 International Society of Asphalt Pavements (ISAP 2018) Conference. Fortaleza: Fortaleza, Brazil ; 2018.
Rastegar-Rahbar R, Daniel J, Dave EV. Impact of Aging on Cracking Behavior of Asphalt Mixtures. 2018.
Rahbar-Rastegar R, Danial JS, Dave E. Impact of Aging on Cracking Behavior of Asphalt Mixtures, in Proceedings of the 2018 International Society of Asphalt Pavements (ISAP 2018) Conference. Fortaleza: Fortaleza, Brazil ; 2018.
Dave E, Daniel JS, Medina RA, Kotowski M, Perkins A. Improved Regionalization of Quality Assurance (QA) Functions. 2018;NETCR110 (13-3).
Dave EV, Dailey J, Musselman E, Kostick R. Lab Testing-Based Product Acceptance Process for Partial-Depth Concrete Patching Materials. 2018.
Dave EV, Buttlar WG. Mechanisms of cracking: characterisation and modelling. ROAD MATERIALS AND PAVEMENT DESIGN [Internet]. 2018;19 (3) :495–495. Publisher's Version

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