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Towards fast modelling of the tire-pavement contact
Actual technologies of materials and heavier vehicles generated new conditions of bituminous pavement degradation. The surface layers, now thinner and subjected to intense traffic are more often damaged by rutting and cracks (so called ‘Top Down Cracking’). Both degradation types are closely linked
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