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Development of the Asphalt Mixture Automated Testing System with Zero Intervention

This guest post was written by Andrew Cooper. The Asphalt Mixture Automated Testing System with Zero Intervention, developed by Dr. Fujie Zhou at Texas A&M University and soon to be manufactured by Humboldt, marks a significant advancement in asphalt mixture testing in the U.S. This innovative system is designed to automate... Read more >

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Asphalt, Concrete

The Infrastructure Bill and Effects on the Construction Materials Industry

The new infrastructure bill passed the Senate on August 10 after months of tough negotiations. This spending package carries a $1 trillion price tag over five years. $550 billion is geared for transportation, broadband and utilities, while $110 billion is earmarked for roads, bridges and other major infrastructure projects,... Read more >

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Asphalt, Technical

A Demonstration of the Asphalt Pavement Scanner

This guest post was written by Chuck Oden, PhD of ESS. This white paper was originally published by ESS and we are sharing it here, with his permission. Introduction The Humboldt Asphalt Pavement Scanner (APS) is a revolutionary new system that provides detailed and comprehensive quality information for new asphalt mats without... Read more >

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Asphalt, Balanced Mix Design

Using the Hamburg Wheel Track Test for Balanced Mix Design

This guest post is written by Fan Yin, PhD. He is an Assistant Research Professor at the National Center for Asphalt Technology at Auburn University. We are sharing it here, with his permission, but the original article may be found here. The Hamburg Wheel Tracking Test (HWTT) per AASHTO T 324 is widely used by asphalt... Read more >

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Asphalt, Ductility Testing

Ductility Testing with Humboldt Solutions

What is Ductility Testing? Materials that are capable of deforming plastically before fracturing are defined as ductile. Ductile testing, therefore, involves measuring the amount of stress that can be applied to a material without fracture. Why is Ductile Testing Important? Ductile testing will tell you the tensile strength of... Read more >

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Asphalt, Soil, California Bearing Ratio

California Bearing Ratio Test Essential in Road Construction

The California Ratio (CBR) test is a penetration test used to evaluate the subgrade strength of roads and pavements. The California Bearing Ratio Test was developed by the California Division of Highways around 1930 and has subsequently been adopted by numerous states, the Federal Highway Commission, and many other countries.... Read more >

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