The figure below summarizes the three different approaches for BMD. Using your own words explain all three different approaches and how they differ from each other. (maximum number of words allowed: 800) Volumetric Design w/ Performance Verification Conduct Volumetric Analysis Select Design Binder Content & Volumetric Properties Conduct Performance Tests Rutting Cracking Performance No Passed? Yes Conduct Moisture Damage Test Moisture No Damage Passed? Yes Redesign Mix Decrease Moisture Susceptibility Select Trial Gradation; Ensure Aggregate Blend Properties Performance-Modified Volumetric Design Conduct Volumetric Analysis Determine Initial Design Binder Content Conduct Performance Tests Rutting Cracking Performance Passed? Yes Conduct Moisture Damage Test Yes Moisture Damage Passed? No No Decrease Moisture Verify Volumetric Properties Validate JMF/Production Adjust Mix Proportions And/or Binder Content Susceptibility Performance Design Conduct Performance Tests Rutting Cracking Select Design Binder Content Conduct Moisture Damage Test Yes Moisture Damage Passed? Yes Conduct Volumetric Analysis Determine & Report Volumetric Properties at Design Binder Content Decrease Moisture Susceptibility

The figure below summarizes the three different approaches for BMD. Using your own words explain all three different approaches and how they differ from each other. (maximum number of words allowed: 800) Volumetric Design w/ Performance Verification Conduct Volumetric Analysis Select Design Binder Content & Volumetric Properties Conduct Performance Tests Rutting Cracking Performance No Passed? Yes Conduct Moisture Damage Test Moisture No Damage Passed? Yes Redesign Mix Decrease Moisture Susceptibility Select Trial Gradation; Ensure Aggregate Blend Properties Performance-Modified Volumetric Design Conduct Volumetric Analysis Determine Initial Design Binder Content Conduct Performance Tests Rutting Cracking Performance Passed? Yes Conduct Moisture Damage Test Yes Moisture Damage Passed? No No Decrease Moisture Verify Volumetric Properties Validate JMF/Production Adjust Mix Proportions And/or Binder Content Susceptibility Performance Design Conduct Performance Tests Rutting Cracking Select Design Binder Content Conduct Moisture Damage Test Yes Moisture Damage Passed? Yes Conduct Volumetric Analysis Determine & Report Volumetric Properties at Design Binder Content Decrease Moisture Susceptibility

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Dimensional homogeneity

The term dimensional homogeneity means that in an equation, the dimensions of each term on both sides are equal, which means the dimensions of the left-hand side (LHS) of an equation are similar to the dimensions of the right-hand side (RHS). For a dimensionally homogeneous equation, the powers of fundamental dimensions will be identical on both sides of the equation.

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The figure below summarizes the three different approaches for BMD. Using your own words explain all
three different approaches and how they differ from each other.
(maximum number of words allowed: 800)
Volumetric Design w/ Performance Verification
Conduct
Volumetric Analysis
Select Design
Binder Content &
Volumetric Properties
Conduct
Performance Tests
Rutting
Cracking
Performance
Passed?
Yes
Conduct
Moisture Damage
Test
Moisture
Damage
Passed?
Yes
No
No
Redesign Mix
Decrease Moisture
Susceptibility
Select Trial Gradation;
Ensure Aggregate Blend Properties
Performance-Modified Volumetric Design
Conduct
Volumetric Analysis
Determine Initial
Design Binder Content
Conduct
Performance Tests
Rutting
Cracking
Performance
Passed?
Yes
Conduct
Moisture Damage
Yes
Test
Moisture
Damage
Passed?
No
Decrease Moisture
Susceptibility
0
No
Verify Volumetric Properties
Adjust Mix Proportions
And/or Binder Content
Validate JMF / Production
Performance Design
Conduct
Performance Tests
Rutting
Cracking
Select Design
Binder Content
Conduct
Moisture Damage
Test
Yes
Moisture
Damage
Passed?
Yes
Conduct
No
Volumetric Analysis
Determine & Report
Volumetric Properties
at Design Binder Content
Decrease Moisture
Susceptibility

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