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Application of dispersant to slow down physical hardening process in asphalt binder
Abstract Physical hardening in asphalt binder is recognized as one of the main factors leading to premature and excessive cracking in cold regions and high-altitude areas. To slow down the physical hardening process in asphalt binder, octyl aniline (OA), which is a commonly available non-ionic dispersant, was added to the asphalt binder. The effectiveness of OA in retarding the physical hardening process of the base asphalt binder was evaluated with an extended bending beam rheometer and critical-cracking temperature tests. Further, a thermal analysis was conducted to determine the glass transition temperature. The results showed that the one-step Laplace transformation method is an alternative to the asphalt binder thermal-stress calculation. Moreover, adding a sufficient amount of OA significantly decreased the magnitude of physical hardening in the base asphalt binder. The amphiphilic structure of OA can inhibit the aggregation of asphaltenes to a certain extent, which might be the main reason leading to a lower magnitude of physical hardening in the OA-modified asphalt binder.
Application of dispersant to slow down physical hardening process in asphalt binder
Abstract Physical hardening in asphalt binder is recognized as one of the main factors leading to premature and excessive cracking in cold regions and high-altitude areas. To slow down the physical hardening process in asphalt binder, octyl aniline (OA), which is a commonly available non-ionic dispersant, was added to the asphalt binder. The effectiveness of OA in retarding the physical hardening process of the base asphalt binder was evaluated with an extended bending beam rheometer and critical-cracking temperature tests. Further, a thermal analysis was conducted to determine the glass transition temperature. The results showed that the one-step Laplace transformation method is an alternative to the asphalt binder thermal-stress calculation. Moreover, adding a sufficient amount of OA significantly decreased the magnitude of physical hardening in the base asphalt binder. The amphiphilic structure of OA can inhibit the aggregation of asphaltenes to a certain extent, which might be the main reason leading to a lower magnitude of physical hardening in the OA-modified asphalt binder.
Application of dispersant to slow down physical hardening process in asphalt binder
Qiu, Yanjun (Autor:in) / Ding, Haibo (Autor:in) / Rahman, Ali (Autor:in) / Luo, Haoyuan (Autor:in)
2019
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
Application of dispersant to slow down physical hardening process in asphalt binder
Springer Verlag | 2019
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