1999
DOI: 10.3141/1661-15
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Mechanism of Interaction of Asphalt Cement with Crumb Rubber Modifier

Abstract: The nature of the interaction process between asphalt cement and crumb rubber modifier (CRM) has not been fully understood. Two main types of mechanisms that affect the produced binder properties are reported: particle swelling and degradation (devulcanization and depolymerization). These mechanisms occur as the binder is subjected to different combinations of interaction time and temperature. Insight into the mechanisms by which the interaction between the two materials takes place through monitoring the chan… Show more

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“…After that, the softening point was decreasing gradually this can be attributed to the particles of WTR were decomposed at temperature above 200 o C which causing reduction in binder viscosity. These results are agreement with finding of Zanzotto and Kennepohl (1996), Abdelrahman and Carpenter (1999) and Rahman (2004). …”
Section: Materials and Methods:-supporting
confidence: 83%
“…After that, the softening point was decreasing gradually this can be attributed to the particles of WTR were decomposed at temperature above 200 o C which causing reduction in binder viscosity. These results are agreement with finding of Zanzotto and Kennepohl (1996), Abdelrahman and Carpenter (1999) and Rahman (2004). …”
Section: Materials and Methods:-supporting
confidence: 83%
“…Para alguns tipos de modificadores como os terpolímeros reativos, estudos (Polacco et al, 2004) mostraram que o tempo de reação entre o modificador e o ligante asfáltico deve ser mantido dentro de um determinado limite, pois, caso este controle não seja realizado, a viscosidade aumentará significativamente e, assim, a retirada do tanque de armazenamento e a utilização do ligante asfáltico modificado em campo serão inviáveis. Tal fenômeno de reação continuada do modificador com o ligante asfáltico também ocorre no processamento do asfalto-borracha (Abdelrahman e Carpenter, 1999) Além destes limites tradicionais, outras relações também são utilizadas para se estimar as temperaturas de usinagem e de compactação de ligantes asfálticos modificados. No caso do ligante asfalto-borracha moída, por exemplo, a Especificação de Serviço 112/2009 do DNIT menciona que a temperatura de aquecimento deve estar entre 170°C e 180°C e que a temperatura mínima recomendável para a compactação é de 145°C.…”
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“…The higher processing conditions would normally cause oxidative age hardening of base bitumen and increase complex modulus but this effect is not as dominant as the depolymerisation and devulcanization of the rubber particles and the subsequent reduction in complex modulus. Additionally, the lighter components which were absorbed by the rubber during the swelling process would be released back into the liquid phase of the bitumen during the depolymerisation/devulcanization process further decreasing complex modulus (Abdelrahman and Carpenter 1999).…”
Section: Rubber Dissolutionmentioning
confidence: 99%