Materials Research
The NHDOT research program is a avenue for performing research on the array of materials used in highway projects. Through evaluation of existing and alternative, innovative materials, the program has supported advancement of the use of a variety of construction materials here at NHDOT.
Highway Project Materials and the Role of Research
Incorporating Impact of Aging on Cracking Performance of Mixtures during Design (26962O)
- Researcher: University of New Hampshire
- Date: 2019
- Final Report
- Technical Brief
- Poster
Layer Coefficients for NHDOT Pavement Design (26962N)
- Researcher: University of New Hampshire
- Date: 2019
- Final Report
- Technical Brief
- Poster
Correlation Between Lab- and Plant-Produced High-RAP/RAS Mixtures (15680R)
- Researcher: University of New Hampshire
- Date: 2016
- Final Report
- Poster
Evaluation of Plant Produced RAP Mixtures in the Northeast (15680C)
- Researcher: University of New Hampshire
- Date: 2016
- Transportation Pooled Fund TPF-5(230)
Performance of High RAP Pavement Sections in NH (15680B)
- Researcher: University of New Hampshire
- Date: 2015
- Final Report
- Poster
Local Calibration of the Mechanistic Empirical Pavement Design Guide (MEPDG) for New Hampshire (14282S)
- Researcher: University of New Hampshire
- Date: 2013
- Final Report
- Poster
New Hampshire Binder and Mix Review (14282B-2)
- Researcher: University of New Hampshire
- Date: 2012
- Final Report
Investigation of the Performance of Self-Consolidation Concrete in Drilled Shafts (14282Y)
- Researcher: New Hampshire Department of Transportation
- Date: 2011
- Final Report
An Evaluation of the Moisture Susceptibility of Warm Mix Asphalt Mixtures (14282H)
- Researcher: University of New Hampshire
- Date: 2010
- Final Report
- Poster
Properties of Asphalt Mixtures Containing RAP (14282B)
- Researcher: University of New Hampshire
- Date: 2009
- Final Report
Application of the Bailey Method to NH Asphalt Mixtures (13733F)
- Researcher: University of New Hampshire
- Date: 2009
- Final Report
Alternative Pavements for Snowmobile Crossings (14282D)
- Researcher: New Hampshire Department of Transportation
- Date: 2009
- Final Report
Mitigation of Alkali-Silica Reactivity (ASR) in New Concrete in New Hampshire (12323Y)
- Researcher: New Hampshire Department of Transportation
- Date: 2005
- Final Report
- Poster
Durability Of Truncated Dome Systems (aka Detectable Warnings On Walking Surfaces) (MPS 2002-2)
- Researcher: New Hampshire Department of Transportation
- Date: 2003
- Final Report
- Poster
- Phase II Report
New Hampshire's Concrete Aggregate and Alkali-Silica Reactivity - Statewide Assessment of Fine and Coarse Concrete Aggregate (12323N)
- Researcher: New Hampshire Department of Transportation
- Date: 2002
- Final Report
- Poster
Shrinkage Characteristics of Concretes with Type K Cement, Mineral and Chemical Additives (12323J)
- Researcher: University of New Hampshire
- Date: 2001
- Final Report
Durability of Weathering Steel Guardrail (MPS 1999-07)
- Researcher: New Hampshire Department of Transportation
- Date: 1999
- Poster
The Effect of Freeze-Thaw and Frost Heave on Flowable Fill (X2712)
- Researcher: University of New Hampshire
- Date: 1996
- Final Report
Frost Susceptibility of Recycled Crushed Glass - Aggregate Mixtures (X2718)
- Researcher: U.S. ACoE Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory
- Date: 1993
The addition of crushed recycled container glass to aggregate used for road construction in New Hampshire, in the amount of 30% by weight, did not increase the wear or the frost susceptibility of either of the aggregates evaluated by the procedures described in the final report.