SCI: Water Damage in Asphalt Roads
Event detail
This event occurred in the past.
Type
Professional Development (CPD)
Date
22 October, 2024, 09:30-16:15
Title
SCI: Water Damage in Asphalt Roads
Venue
SCI,
14/15 Belgrave Square,
SW1X 8PS
14/15 Belgrave Square,
SW1X 8PS
Details
It is virtually impossible to keep a road pavement from coming in contact with water, entering in various ways, e.g. flowing from rainfall or from groundwater absorbed into the structure by capillary action. In conjunction with traffic loading, water is often a contributing factor in pavement distress such as cracking, rutting and ravelling. Therefore, road design should take account of how to minimize its damaging effects on the pavement structure.
This symposium will consider how an asphalt pavement is damaged and eroded by water action and examine possible ways of preventing it, with a focus on binder-to-aggregate adhesion, including the effect of anti-stripping additives.
This symposium will consider how an asphalt pavement is damaged and eroded by water action and examine possible ways of preventing it, with a focus on binder-to-aggregate adhesion, including the effect of anti-stripping additives.