1960
DOI: 10.1002/jctb.5010100706
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Some viscous and elastic properties of rubberised bitumens

Abstract: The simultaneous changes in the viscous, elastic, and brittle properties that result from the addition of rubber to bitumen have been investigated for several different types of rubber and bitumens ranging in hardness from 170 penetration to 55 penetration. The results show that the changes in viscosity and low‐temperature extensibility are due, in the main, to the molecular (or near molecular) dispersion of rubber in the bitumen. For a given bitumen these changes are linearly related both to each other and al… Show more

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“…Lateks memiliki kelebihan lebih mudah untuk bercampur dengan aspal panas jika dibandingkan dengan karet padat. Selain itu, lateks dipilih sebagai aditif dalam pencampuran dengan aspal karena mampu menghasilkan produk yang lebih efisien bila dibandingkan dengan bentuk dan jenis karet lain dalam jumlah yang sama (Smith, 1960).…”
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“…Lateks memiliki kelebihan lebih mudah untuk bercampur dengan aspal panas jika dibandingkan dengan karet padat. Selain itu, lateks dipilih sebagai aditif dalam pencampuran dengan aspal karena mampu menghasilkan produk yang lebih efisien bila dibandingkan dengan bentuk dan jenis karet lain dalam jumlah yang sama (Smith, 1960).…”
Section: Getah Karetunclassified
“…The properties of these types of rubbers may differ considerably from natural rubber and among themselves. Natural rubber latex was selected for mixing with asphalt materials because mixing with natural rubber latex provide the most efficient product compared with other form of rubber in equal quantity [5]. The changing properties in viscous, elastic and brittle were considered.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%