Asphalt Mix Master Curve Construction Using Sigmoidal Fitting Function with Non-Linear Least Squares Optimization

By T. Pellinen, M. Witczak, R. Bonaquist. 2003

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Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

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In Civil and Structural Engineering

1. N. Yusoff
2. E. Chailleux
3. M. Shaw
4. G. Airey

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1. N. Yusoff
2. E. Chailleux
3. M. Shaw
4. G. Airey

Citations in the corpus

• Modelling the linear viscoelastic rheological properties of bituminous binders (2011, methodology): “A considerable number of studies have been conducted using various shift factor equations in order to construct smooth and continuous |G*| and δ master curves [Goodrich, 1988; Airey and Brown, 1998; Pellinen et al., 2002; Olard and Di Benedetto, 2003; Olard et al., 2003; Shaw and MacKnight, 2005].”
• A comparative study of the influence of shift factor equations on master curve construction (2011, background): “[9], the numerical shift approach produces the best results in terms of data shifting flexibility due to the fact that this method has the highest degree of freedom.”