Fatigue Analysis of Asphalt Concrete Based on Crack Development - Nguyen, Manh Tuan
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Fatigue is one of the main distress mechanisms considered in asphalt pavement design. Research efforts have focused on developing reliable fatigue prediction models based on strain, stress, or both (i.e., stiffness). The strain based fatigue failure criteria have an intrinsic weakness that the strain itself includes not only deformation due to damage but also deformation related viscoelastic and plastic effects. The stress used in the calculation of the stiffness is difficult to determine when cracks are developed in the material because the material is no longer a continuum body. Thus, this…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Fatigue is one of the main distress mechanisms considered in asphalt pavement design. Research efforts have focused on developing reliable fatigue prediction models based on strain, stress, or both (i.e., stiffness). The strain based fatigue failure criteria have an intrinsic weakness that the strain itself includes not only deformation due to damage but also deformation related viscoelastic and plastic effects. The stress used in the calculation of the stiffness is difficult to determine when cracks are developed in the material because the material is no longer a continuum body. Thus, this book proposes a new fatigue prediction models based on crack development such as crack length or width. Another fatigue prediction model to determine the crack length at a loading cycle was established depend upon the ratio of fracture energy and initial dissipated energy, which represent the crack resistance of the asphalt mixture and a driving force of fatigue damage, respectively.
Autorenporträt
Dr. M.T. Nguyen had done his Ph.D in 2012 from Sejong University, in Civil Engineering. He was a lecturer of Vietnam National University, HoChiMinh city University of Technology in 2013. His areas of interest include pavement materials and fracture mechanics based FEM.