2014
DOI: 10.14295/transportes.v22i3.682
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Desenvolvimentos recentes em ensaios de fadiga em ligantes asfálticos

Abstract: A resistência ao dano provocado por fadiga tem um efeito significativo no tempo de serviço dos pavimentos asfálticos. Existe um consenso de que o ligante asfáltico exerce um papel crítico quanto à resistência ao dano por fadiga e, por esta razão, pesquisadores têm se dedicado ao desenvolvimento de um procedimento de ensaio efetivo para a determinação da tolerância à fadiga dos ligantes asfálticos.Em meados da década de 1980, o programa SHRP (Strategic Highway Research Program) foi iniciado, com o objetivo de i… Show more

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“…In addition, samples with 1.8% of EMA-GMA showed higher values of continuous PG than samples with only 1.3%, proving that the reactive polymer also influences the degree of performance of the asphalt binder. According to Gama et al ( 8 ), who studied binders modified alone with PPA116% and in combination with other reactive and non-reactive polymers, the isolated use of PPA116% considerably increases the stiffness of the binder at high temperatures observed by Pamplona et al ( 22 ). The author also verified that the addition of PPA116% as a catalyst optimized the properties of the RET-modified binder at high temperatures, a range in which PPA116% is more effective.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In addition, samples with 1.8% of EMA-GMA showed higher values of continuous PG than samples with only 1.3%, proving that the reactive polymer also influences the degree of performance of the asphalt binder. According to Gama et al ( 8 ), who studied binders modified alone with PPA116% and in combination with other reactive and non-reactive polymers, the isolated use of PPA116% considerably increases the stiffness of the binder at high temperatures observed by Pamplona et al ( 22 ). The author also verified that the addition of PPA116% as a catalyst optimized the properties of the RET-modified binder at high temperatures, a range in which PPA116% is more effective.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…As varreduras de tempo foram realizadas em condições *ixas: frequencia de 10 rad/s, percentual de deformação de 10% e temperatura de 25 °C. A temperatura de 25 °C vem sendo utilizada por diversos pesquisadores em ensaios de fadiga (Anderson et al, 2001;Bahia e Anderson, 1995;Bonnetti et al, 2002;Pamplona et al, 2014). Outras pesquisas empregaram temperaturas ligeiramente inferiores a 25 °C: Martins (2014) realizou os ensaios LAS a 19 °C, a norma AASHTO TP 101-14 recomenda a adoção da temperatura intermediária do grau de desempenho PG do ligante asfáltico e Safaei e Castorena (2016) recomendam o uso de uma temperatura 4 °C abaixo da temperatura intermediária do PG do ligante asfáltico.…”
Section: Ensaios De Laboratóriounclassified
“…In this study, the addition of PPA was also evaluated since several researchers have looked into the use of this acid also as a modifier, either by itself or associated to other modifiers [12][13][14] . As described by many researchers, adding PPA in the PAC increases the content of asphaltenes, because it acts in this fraction as a deflocculant and increases the contact area with the maltenic phase [15,16] .…”
Section: Modification Of Thermal and Rheological Behavior Of Asphalt mentioning
confidence: 99%