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- W3156794115 abstract "This paper presents a study to evaluate the mixed-mode crack propagation behavior of several typical asphalt mixtures at low temperatures. Based on the Eshelby equivalent inclusion theory and Griffith micro-fracture theory, the basis for determining the I-II mix mode fracture types during crack propagation was established. A random particle-based growth algorithm was adopted to develop a heterogeneous DEM model for three typical asphalt mixtures: open-graded structure (OGFC-13), gap-graded structure (SMA-13), and dense-graded structure (AC-13) mixtures, and a virtual indirect tensile test was conducted. The characteristics of the development of I-II mix mode fractures for three asphalt mixtures at low temperatures were analyzed in four aspects: changes in the number of micro-cracks, proportions of crack types, energy release rates, and force chain diagrams of crack tip stress fields. The results indicate that: (1) From the perspective of the changes in the number of cracks, the dense-graded asphalt mixture has the largest number of micro-cracks, and the proportion of mode I cracks that are mainly due to tension is dominant, while the proportion of mode II cracks that are mainly due to shear is insignificant; (2) The crack energy release rate G(t) in the time-domain increases as the rate of internal energy consumption increases, along with a reduction in the energy storage rate, as the spatial distribution of aggregates change in the open-graded, gap-graded, and dense-graded asphalt mixtures. From an energy standpoint, it was found that more energy is required when the dense-graded asphalt mixture is fractured; (3) In terms of the stress field distributions in the crack tip regions, compared with the open-graded and gap-graded asphalt mixtures, the interior of a dense-graded asphalt mixture is less likely to develop stress concentrations, which is beneficial in suppressing the occurrence of a shear stress field, thereby reducing the occurrence of mode II low-temperature cracks. The results of this research provide theoretical support for the anti-cracking design of asphalt mixtures based on meso-characteristics." @default.
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- W3156794115 title "Effect of aggregate gradation on crack propagation in asphalt mixtures at low temperatures based on the Eshelby equivalent inclusion theory" @default.
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