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INVESTIGATION OF PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF ASPHALT MIXTURES MODIFIED BY ADHESIVE ADDITIVE
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Asphalt concrete correspond to dispersive strengthened composition material, in which organic matrix-bitumen takes over all the load and forces. The structure and properties of asphalt concrete are determined mainly by the phase and physical state of the organic matrix-bitumen. In this paper the results of В«AdgezolinВ» additive in the composition of asphalts based on oxidized (produced by OJSC В«TAIF-NKВ») and non-oxidized (Elkhovskoe oil refinery plant) bitumen are discussed. It is revealed, that adhesive additive positively affects asphalt properties. Particularly, adding 0.8 wt % into oxidized bitumen increases R20 and R50, as well as improves R0 parameters. The asphalts based on non-oxidized BNN 80/120 bitumen stand for higher R20 and R50 values comparing with asphalt properties based on oxidized bitumen. However, adding adhesive to asphalts based on non-oxidized bitumen results to the highest strength values. At the same time the asphalt mixtures based on non-oxidized bitumen have higher water resistance value than asphalt based on oxidized bitumen, which makes the former more attractive.
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