Research Article

Development of a Correlation between the Resilient Modulus and CBR Value for Granular Blends Containing Natural Aggregates and RAP/RCA Materials

Table 2

Characterisation of the tested materials.

MaterialCompaction characteristics (AASHTO T180)
Maximum dry density (kN/m3)Optimum moisture content (%)

Natural aggregates21.9–23.35.5–7.1
RAPs19.7–21.46.4–9.1
RCA20.77.5

Gradation characteristics (AASHTO T27-99)
D10 (mm)D30 (mm)D50 (mm)CuCc% Sand size (mm)% (4.75–9.5) mm

Natural aggregate A0.150.45111.70.777010
Natural aggregate F0.151.59100.01.003510
Natural aggregate W0.651533.32.082512
RAP(1)0.31.22.7513.31.206422
RAP(2)0.31.22.7513.31.206030
RAP(3)1.556.55.02.222750
RAP(4)0.31.229.21.758210
RCA0.251.56.540.00.94018

Flat and elongated particles (ASTM D 4791)
Natural aggregates/RAPs/RCALimited to 6%

Shear strength parameters under quick shear test
Natural aggregates/RAPs/RCAFriction angleCohesion
36°–43°20‒30 kPa

Physical properties of recovered bitumen binder
RAPs60°C viscosity (poise) (ASTM D4402)25°C penetration (dmm) (ASTM D5-06)Softening point (°C) (ASTM D36-76)
23500–4670020–5262–67