The Expanded Montana asphalt quality study using high pressure liquid chromatography

The Expanded Montana asphalt quality study using high pressure liquid chromatography

by P. W. Jennings

Part of Research report - US Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration - FHWA/MT -- 85/001

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This report describes a study of asphalts by High Performance Gel Permeation Chromatography (HP-GPC). The asphalts were obtained from pavements in 15 states. Performance of the pavements with respect to cracking (especially transverse cracking) was compared with the HP-GPC data. General trends were found in this study.

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