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TítuloFatigue performance of bituminous mixtures made with recycled concrete aggregates and waste tire rubber

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Figure 1. Cracking due to HMA fatigue: a) “Alligator” cracking and b) Longitudinal cracks along  the wheel pad
Table 1. Bulk specific gravity and water absorption of RCA and limestone obtained according to  UNE-EN 1097-6
Figure 2. Grain size distribution of AC 22 bin S.
Table 3 shows the optimum bitumen content used in this investigation for each mixture,  their air voids (Va) and their indirect tensile stress ratio (TSR)
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