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Table 1.

Performance indicators of modified asphalt.

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Table 2.

Performance indexes of chopped basalt fiber.

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Table 3.

Technical index of coarse aggregate.

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Table 4.

Test results of fine aggregate.

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Table 5.

Test results of mineral powder.

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Table 6.

Aggregate gradation of SMA-16.

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Table 7.

Aggregate gradation of AC-20.

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Table 8.

Aggregate gradation of ATB-25.

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Table 9.

Volumetric properties of SMA-16 mixes with different oil/gravel ratios.

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Table 10.

Volumetric properties of AC-20 mixes with different oil/gravel ratios.

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Table 11.

Volumetric properties of ATB-25 mixes with different oil/gravel ratios.

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Table 12.

Orthogonal experimental design scheme.

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Fig 1.

Traditional pavement structure.

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Table 13.

Prony series parameters for SMA-16.

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Table 14.

Prony series parameters for AC-20.

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Table 15.

Prony series parameters for ATB-25.

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Table 16.

WLF equation coefficients.

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Fig 2.

Calculation point.

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Fig 3.

Pavement structure model and grid division.

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Fig 4.

Load action position and boundary conditions.

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Fig 5.

Dynamic modulus curves of SMA-16 at different frequencies and temperatures.

(a)Different Temperatures, (b)Different Frequency.

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Fig 6.

Phase angle curves of SMA-16 at different frequencies and temperatures.

(a)Different Temperatures, (b)Different Frequency.

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Table 17.

Number of repetitions of loading cycles at different load frequencies.

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Fig 7.

The deflection of the upper layer of the road surface under different dosages.

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Fig 8.

The maximum shear stress of the middle surface layer under different dosages (kPa).

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Fig 9.

The maximum tensile strain at the bottom of the layer under different dosages (×10^(-6)).

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Table 18.

Orthogonal test range analysis table.

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Table 19.

Analysis of variance of influencing factors of the pavement structure.

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Fig 10.

Traditional pavement structure.

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Fig 11.

Scheme 1.

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Fig 12.

Scheme 2.

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Fig 13.

Pavement structure with strong base and thin surface.

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Table 20.

Maximum shear stress of three kinds of pavements under different axle loads.

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Fig 14.

Maximum shear stress under different axle loads.

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Fig 15.

Surface deflection of three pavement structures.

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Fig 16.

Pavement deflection of three pavement structures.

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Fig 17.

Pavement deflection of three pavement structures.

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