Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1—INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE, p. 2
1.1—Introduction, p. 2
1.2—Scope, p. 2
CHAPTER 2—NOTATION AND DEFINITIONS, p. 2
2.1—Notation, p. 2
2.2—Definitions, p. 2
CHAPTER 3—THEORY OF GRADING TECHNIQUES, p. 2
3.1—Introduction, p. 2
3.2—Combined aggregate grading techniques, p. 2
3.3—Individual percent retained chart, p. 3
3.4—Tarantula curve, p. 3
3.5—Coarseness factor chart, p. 5
3.6—Power 45 chart, p. 5
3.7—Incorporating the aggregate grading into the mixture design, p. 6
CHAPTER 4—APPLYING GRADING TECHNIQUES, p. 6
4.1—Introduction, p. 6
4.2—Example I: three-aggregate system for slip-formed pavement, p. 6
4.3—Example II: four-aggregate system for footings, walls, and floor slabs, p. 9
4.4—Example III: four-aggregate system for an airport runway using a slip form paver, p. 11
4.5—Example IV: two-aggregate system for slip formed pavement, p. 13
4.6—Example V: two-aggregate system for footings, walls, and floor slabs, p. 15
4.7—Example VI—three-aggregate system for slip formed pavement, p. 19
CHAPTER 5—SUMMARY, p. 24
CHAPTER 6—REFERENCES, p. 24
Authored documents, p. 24