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    Discrete Element Simulation of Creep Behavior in Asphalt Mixtures

    , M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology Estaji, Mostafa (Author) ; Tabatabaei, Nader (Supervisor)
    Abstract
    Composite nature of asphalt mixtures necessitates a micromechanical scheme which depends on distinctive characteristics of various constitutive phases. In this regard, discrete element method was utilized to predict the creep behavior of asphalt mixtures and strain response in primary, secondary and tertiary stages. In this research, a modified mixture modeling procedure was considered to better simulate permanent deformation response of asphalt mixtures under creep loading. A random distribution of mastic and aggregate particles with respect to a typical dense gradation was implemented to reconstruct cylindrical specimens. A bonding model represented the cohesion effect in mastic... 

    Laboratory performance of stone mastic asphalt mixtures

    , Article Amirkabir (Journal of Science and Technology) ; Volume 13, Issue 49 , December , 2002 , Pages 24-35 ; ISSN: 10150951 Tabatabaee, N ; Alasti, M ; Sharif University of Technology
    Abstract
    Researchers and practicing engineers have come to this realization that different mixtures should be used for different climate and traffic conditions. Rutting is one of the main performance related types of distress in areas where the asphalt pavement is subjected to heavy axle loads and high temperature. In this research various types of SMA mixtures were tested to evaluate their effectiveness for inhibiting rutting. The variables in the laboratory tests were aggregate gradation  

    Effect of cyclic loading on the temporomandibular joint

    , Article Lecture Notes in Engineering and Computer Science ; Volume 1 , 2014 , Pages 655-658 ; ISSN: 20780958 ; ISBN: 9789881925275 Muhandiram, J ; Wang, B ; Chizari, M ; Sharif University of Technology
    Abstract
    This research is aiming to investigate the mechanical behaviour of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), in response to kinematics/cyclical loading caused through actions of speech and mastication. A set of in-vitro experimental tests has been performed in three different groups on a fresh sheep jaw bone to examine the hypothesis of the study. No failure was monitored during the cyclical test. The study was concluded that the amount of loading is effective on the displacement of the TMJ  

    Laboratory performance of stone mastic asphalt mixtures

    , Article Amirkabir (Journal of Science and Technology) ; Volume 13, Issue 49 , 2002 , Pages 24-35 ; 10150951 (ISSN) Tabatabaee, N ; Alasti, M ; Sharif University of Technology
    2002
    Abstract
    Researchers and practicing engineers have come to this realization that different mixtures should be used for different climate and traffic conditions. Rutting is one of the main performance related types of distress in areas where the asphalt pavement is subjected to heavy axle loads and high temperature. In this research various types of SMA mixtures were tested to evaluate their effectiveness for inhibiting rutting. The variables in the laboratory tests were aggregate gradation, nominal maximum aggregate size, asphalt binder content, and the type of binder thickener. Two types of asphalt binder thickener, namely mineral fiber and crumb rubber were used. The results of this investigation... 

    Characterization of Warm Mix Asphalt Containing Reclaimed Asphalt Binders

    , M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology Safazadeh, Faramarz (Author) ; Tabatabaei, Nader (Supervisor)
    Abstract
    Utilization of RAP in HMA reduces the initial costs, conserves natural sources and avoids disposal problems. Aged binder from RAP will have some effects on resultant binder. To date, solvent extraction and recovery is the only method that physically separates the RAP binder from the RAP aggregate for characterization. Time consuming for recovery, altering the physical properties of the recovered asphalt binder like binder hardening and the possibility that Asphalt binder is not completely extracted from the aggregate are the weak points of this method. Addressing the need for non-solvent based RAP binder characterization; procedures for low temperature characterization of RAP binder... 

    Effect of mineral fillers on the performance, rheological and dynamic viscosity measurements of asphalt mastic

    , Article Construction and Building Materials ; Volume 222 , 2019 , Pages 390-399 ; 09500618 (ISSN) Naveed, H ; ur Rehman, Z ; Hassan Khan, A ; Qamar, S ; Niaz Akhtar, M ; Sharif University of Technology
    Elsevier Ltd  2019
    Abstract
    The principal objective involved in this research is to explore the mechanical behaviour of the binder using different mineral fillers such as stone dust (SD), brick dust (BD) and fly ash Class F (FA). Currently, a large quantity of roads is being constructed under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project. It is a major concern for quality of road to with stand heavy loads. For the investigation of the quality of roads, it is mandatory to evaluate the behaviour of mineral fillers addition in asphalt mastic. Fatigue cracking, thermal cracking and permanent deformation have been found a major common distress in the construction of road networks. In this study, the behaviour of... 

    Development of a stress-mode sensitive viscoelastic constitutive relationship for asphalt concrete: experimental and numerical modeling

    , Article Mechanics of Time-Dependent Materials ; 2016 , Pages 1-35 ; 13852000 (ISSN) Karimi, M. M ; Tabatabaee, N ; Jahanbakhsh, H ; Jahangiri, B ; Sharif University of Technology
    Springer Netherlands 
    Abstract
    Asphalt binder is responsible for the thermo-viscoelastic mechanical behavior of asphalt concrete. Upon application of pure compressive stress to an asphalt concrete specimen, the stress is transferred by mechanisms such as aggregate interlock and the adhesion/cohesion properties of asphalt mastic. In the pure tensile stress mode, aggregate interlock plays a limited role in stress transfer, and the mastic phase plays the dominant role through its adhesive/cohesive and viscoelastic properties. Under actual combined loading patterns, any coordinate direction may experience different stress modes; therefore, the mechanical behavior is not the same in the different directions and the asphalt... 

    Development of a stress-mode sensitive viscoelastic constitutive relationship for asphalt concrete: experimental and numerical modeling

    , Article Mechanics of Time-Dependent Materials ; Volume 21, Issue 3 , 2017 , Pages 383-417 ; 13852000 (ISSN) Karimi, M. M ; Tabatabaee, N ; Jahanbakhsh, H ; Jahangiri, B ; Sharif University of Technology
    Springer Netherlands  2017
    Abstract
    Asphalt binder is responsible for the thermo-viscoelastic mechanical behavior of asphalt concrete. Upon application of pure compressive stress to an asphalt concrete specimen, the stress is transferred by mechanisms such as aggregate interlock and the adhesion/cohesion properties of asphalt mastic. In the pure tensile stress mode, aggregate interlock plays a limited role in stress transfer, and the mastic phase plays the dominant role through its adhesive/cohesive and viscoelastic properties. Under actual combined loading patterns, any coordinate direction may experience different stress modes; therefore, the mechanical behavior is not the same in the different directions and the asphalt...