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The effects of clay , dolomite , and silica on the durability of the smooth - surface specimens were more variable than those of blue black slate , fly ash , and mica . The silica was most beneficial in the California asphalt , for it ...
The effects of clay , dolomite , and silica on the durability of the smooth - surface specimens were more variable than those of blue black slate , fly ash , and mica . The silica was most beneficial in the California asphalt , for it ...
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... Fly Ash 25 60 % Fly Ash mils 25 60 % Blue Black Slate 2 15 35 % Fly Ash 2 15 50 % Fly Ash 15 60 % Blue Black Slate 15 35 % Fly Ash 15 50 % Fly Ash 15 60 % Blue Black Slate 25 35 % Fly Ash 25 50 % Fly Ash 25 60 % Blue Black Slate 25 ...
... Fly Ash 25 60 % Fly Ash mils 25 60 % Blue Black Slate 2 15 35 % Fly Ash 2 15 50 % Fly Ash 15 60 % Blue Black Slate 15 35 % Fly Ash 15 50 % Fly Ash 15 60 % Blue Black Slate 25 35 % Fly Ash 25 50 % Fly Ash 25 60 % Blue Black Slate 25 ...
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... Clay 25 60 % Blue Black Slate 25 50 % Blue Black Slate 25 35 % Florida Clay 25 35 % Blue Black Slate 25 35 % Blue Black Slate 25 60 % Blue Black Slate 25 35 % Blue Black Slate 25 35 % Blue Black Slate 25 60 % Blue Black Slate 25 100 ...
... Clay 25 60 % Blue Black Slate 25 50 % Blue Black Slate 25 35 % Florida Clay 25 35 % Blue Black Slate 25 35 % Blue Black Slate 25 60 % Blue Black Slate 25 35 % Blue Black Slate 25 35 % Blue Black Slate 25 60 % Blue Black Slate 25 100 ...
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... Blue Black Slate 60 % Blue Black Slate 50 % Blue Black Slate 35 % Blue Black Slate 35 % Blue Black Slate 25 25 25 25 25 25 Conclusions Announcement of New Publications in Building Science Series Superintendent. 50 % Blue Black Slate.
... Blue Black Slate 60 % Blue Black Slate 50 % Blue Black Slate 35 % Blue Black Slate 35 % Blue Black Slate 25 25 25 25 25 25 Conclusions Announcement of New Publications in Building Science Series Superintendent. 50 % Blue Black Slate.
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( 2 ) Of the smooth - surface specimens , those with 35 percent mica and 35 , 50 , and 60 percent blue black slate in all three asphalts have consistently outperformed the corresponding asphalt specimens without additives .
( 2 ) Of the smooth - surface specimens , those with 35 percent mica and 35 , 50 , and 60 percent blue black slate in all three asphalts have consistently outperformed the corresponding asphalt specimens without additives .
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| Title | Natural Weathering of Mineral Stabilized Asphalt Coatings on Organic Felt Volume 24 of Building science series, United States National Bureau of Standards, ISSN 0083-1794 |
| Author | Sidney H. Greenfeld |
| Publisher | U.S. National Bureau of Standards, 1969 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 18 Aug 2006 |
| Length | 15 pages |
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