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Key Words$B!'(Blong-life pavements, modified asphalt, life-cycle-cost analysis
Kimio MARUYAMA and Hideto TAKEMOTO
This
study proposes policies for the use of type-II modified asphalt mixture, by
assessing the long-term service performance of such pavement and the economic
efficiency of using the mixture to extend the pavement lifespan.
Based on data from a
tracking survey, quantitative assessment of long-term service performance has
confirmed that modified asphalt mixture extends the period between repairs and
the pavement lifespan. Furthermore, life-cycle cost analysis for a 40-year
service life revealed that use of such mixture affords cost reductions for road
administrators and road users.