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On the rejuvenator dosage optimization for aged SBS modified bitumen
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5635-4391
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2491-6836
Highlights Frequency sweep, MSCR, relaxation, LAS and DSC tests are effective in evaluating the influence of rejuvenators. Rheological parameters showed a significant linear/exponential relationship with rejuvenator dosage. Rejuvenator with SBS polymer can effectively recover the cracking and fatigue resistance. A procedure was proposed to select the appropriate dosage for polymer modified bitumen.
Abstract The rejuvenator dosage in bituminous binders is critical, as it has to be balanced to ensure the restoration of rheological properties without over-softening the recycled binders. In this study, the impact of dosage of different rejuvenators on a polymer modified bitumen was evaluated by conducting rheological tests at low, medium and high temperatures using a dynamic shear rheometer. This paper also presents the results from a differential scanning calorimetry in an effort to assess the glass transition of new recycled binders. The results indicate that the complex modulus and phase angle, Glover-Rowe parameter and glass transition temperature can be successfully used to evaluate the effectiveness of rejuvenators. Moreover, the maximum and minimum rejuvenator dosage was selected by performing multiple stress creep recovery and frequency sweep tests, respectively, and particularly by balancing between creep compliance and complex modulus results. Compared with the commercial rejuvenators, the lab prepared rejuvenator can effectively recover the cracking and fatigue resistance, without dramatically scarifying the rutting resistance. Overall, a procedure was proposed to select the appropriate dosage and type of rejuvenator for polymer modified binders toward engineering durable and long-lasting recycled pavement materials.
On the rejuvenator dosage optimization for aged SBS modified bitumen
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5635-4391
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2491-6836
Highlights Frequency sweep, MSCR, relaxation, LAS and DSC tests are effective in evaluating the influence of rejuvenators. Rheological parameters showed a significant linear/exponential relationship with rejuvenator dosage. Rejuvenator with SBS polymer can effectively recover the cracking and fatigue resistance. A procedure was proposed to select the appropriate dosage for polymer modified bitumen.
Abstract The rejuvenator dosage in bituminous binders is critical, as it has to be balanced to ensure the restoration of rheological properties without over-softening the recycled binders. In this study, the impact of dosage of different rejuvenators on a polymer modified bitumen was evaluated by conducting rheological tests at low, medium and high temperatures using a dynamic shear rheometer. This paper also presents the results from a differential scanning calorimetry in an effort to assess the glass transition of new recycled binders. The results indicate that the complex modulus and phase angle, Glover-Rowe parameter and glass transition temperature can be successfully used to evaluate the effectiveness of rejuvenators. Moreover, the maximum and minimum rejuvenator dosage was selected by performing multiple stress creep recovery and frequency sweep tests, respectively, and particularly by balancing between creep compliance and complex modulus results. Compared with the commercial rejuvenators, the lab prepared rejuvenator can effectively recover the cracking and fatigue resistance, without dramatically scarifying the rutting resistance. Overall, a procedure was proposed to select the appropriate dosage and type of rejuvenator for polymer modified binders toward engineering durable and long-lasting recycled pavement materials.
On the rejuvenator dosage optimization for aged SBS modified bitumen
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5635-4391
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2491-6836
Highlights Frequency sweep, MSCR, relaxation, LAS and DSC tests are effective in evaluating the influence of rejuvenators. Rheological parameters showed a significant linear/exponential relationship with rejuvenator dosage. Rejuvenator with SBS polymer can effectively recover the cracking and fatigue resistance. A procedure was proposed to select the appropriate dosage for polymer modified bitumen.
Abstract The rejuvenator dosage in bituminous binders is critical, as it has to be balanced to ensure the restoration of rheological properties without over-softening the recycled binders. In this study, the impact of dosage of different rejuvenators on a polymer modified bitumen was evaluated by conducting rheological tests at low, medium and high temperatures using a dynamic shear rheometer. This paper also presents the results from a differential scanning calorimetry in an effort to assess the glass transition of new recycled binders. The results indicate that the complex modulus and phase angle, Glover-Rowe parameter and glass transition temperature can be successfully used to evaluate the effectiveness of rejuvenators. Moreover, the maximum and minimum rejuvenator dosage was selected by performing multiple stress creep recovery and frequency sweep tests, respectively, and particularly by balancing between creep compliance and complex modulus results. Compared with the commercial rejuvenators, the lab prepared rejuvenator can effectively recover the cracking and fatigue resistance, without dramatically scarifying the rutting resistance. Overall, a procedure was proposed to select the appropriate dosage and type of rejuvenator for polymer modified binders toward engineering durable and long-lasting recycled pavement materials.
On the rejuvenator dosage optimization for aged SBS modified bitumen
Lin, Peng (Autor:in) / Liu, Xueyan (Autor:in) / Apostolidis, Panos (Autor:in) / Erkens, Sandra (Autor:in) / Ren, Shisong (Autor:in) / Xu, Shi (Autor:in) / Scarpas, Tom (Autor:in) / Huang, Weidong (Autor:in)
02.12.2020
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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