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Accurate determination of adhesion between asphalt binders and aggregates is essential to pavement performance. In this study, particle-probe scanning force microscopes were used to measure the adhesion between mineral microspheres representing the primary aggregate constituents and various control (PG 64-22 and PG 58-22) and modified binders. Unit surface energies were collected to differentiate the adhesion between various aggregate-binder pairs. Results showed that the alumina-binder pair exhibited the highest adhesion among various combinations. No monotonic trends were detected for adhesion between silica-binder or calcium carbonate-binder pairs. Height and amplitude scans were also performed to characterize microstructural variations between different modified binders.
Accurate determination of adhesion between asphalt binders and aggregates is essential to pavement performance. In this study, particle-probe scanning force microscopes were used to measure the adhesion between mineral microspheres representing the primary aggregate constituents and various control (PG 64-22 and PG 58-22) and modified binders. Unit surface energies were collected to differentiate the adhesion between various aggregate-binder pairs. Results showed that the alumina-binder pair exhibited the highest adhesion among various combinations. No monotonic trends were detected for adhesion between silica-binder or calcium carbonate-binder pairs. Height and amplitude scans were also performed to characterize microstructural variations between different modified binders.
Adhesion between Modified Binders and Aggregate Minerals at Ambient Conditions Measured with Particle-Probe Scanning Force Microscopes
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