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The study evaluated how the coarse aggregates produced from two different crushing mechanisms, namely JH (Jaw-HSI) and JCV (Jaw-Cone-VSI) affects the aggregate shape. In addition, the subsequent effects of aggregate shape on various performance tests of aggregates are explained.
The study was undertaken to compare shape parameters of fine aggregates produced from three different crushers, i.e. vertical shaft impactor (VSI), cone crusher (CC) and horizontal shaft impactor (HSI).
The comparison between Conventional and Digital Image Technique based shape characterization approaches are presented.
Studied how the addition or removal of any individual crusher on various stages affects the shape of produced aggregates.
Evaluates the effects of three different stages of crushing mechanism, namely two stage (2S), three stage (3S) and four stage (4S) on various morphology parameters.
The study presents how the gravel aggregates are different from crushed aggregates in terms of aggregate shape. The study also provides the direction to improve the shape characteristics of gravels .
Compare the performance of asphalt mixes prepared with crushed gravels and crushed stone aggregates.
The concept of cumulative shape index is used to understand the effects of aggregate shape on performance of asphalt mixes.
The micro-trenching is one of best viable option compared to conventional trenching.
The study presents from intial selection of MT alignment to it's effect on structural performance of pavement.
The study presents how aggregate production mechanism/crushing mechanism influence the dimension distribution of produced aggregate.
The dimension distribution is analysed using Sigital Image Technique.
The study presents different methods and their associated basic mechanism for aggregate shape characterisation.
Comparison of F&E measured using conventional and image based methods.
Rajan, B., & Singh, D. (2022). Effects of Coarse Aggregate Shape Parameters on Workability, Design, and Performance Characteristics of Stone Matrix Asphalt Mixes. Transportation Research Record, 03611981221125212.
https://doi.org/10.1177/03611981221125212