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研究生: 拉利薩
Musa Elijah Dlamini
論文名稱: 橡膠粉改性溫拌瀝青的性能特點
PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF CRUMB RUBBER MODIFIED WARM MIX ASPHALT
指導教授: 廖敏志
Min-Chih Liao
口試委員: 楊亦東
I-Tung Yang
陳 建旭
Jian-Shiuh Chen
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 工程學院 - 營建工程系
Department of Civil and Construction Engineering
論文出版年: 2022
畢業學年度: 110
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 118
中文關鍵詞: 碎橡膠溫拌瀝青老化
外文關鍵詞: crumb rubber, warm mix asphalt, aging
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  • 瀝青在製造和施工過程中被加熱,導致粘合劑揮發和氧化。高溫和長時間暴露在高溫下會導致瀝青老化。短期老化 (STA) 是由於製造溫度高而導致瀝青粘合劑通過揮發和氧化降解溫拌瀝青 (WMA) 技術是一種解決方案,並且由於其獨特的降低混合和壓實溫度的能力而在近年來日益受到重視不影響混音質量。此外,使用粒狀橡膠 (CR) 改質瀝青混合料可最大限度地減少開裂和車轍,從而提高路面使用壽命。因此,本研究檢測了含有 sasobit 瀝青添加劑的橡膠改質溫拌瀝青混凝土的短期老化。 Sasobit (3%) 和 60/70 的瀝青混合了不同的 CR 含量(0%、5%、10%、15%、20%)。檢查復合粘合劑的滲透、軟化點和粘度。在兩種條件下製備和測試粒狀橡膠改質的WMA;未老化和短期老化。老化的瀝青混凝土混合物在 135°C 烘箱中保持 4 小時,然後使用SGC鏇轉壓實機壓實。對所有壓實試樣進行磨耗、馬歇爾穩定性、IDEAL-CT和車輪起痕試驗,並根據所得結果計算老化指數。隨著 CR 含量的增加,CR 改性的粘合劑滲透率降低,而軟化點和粘度增加。結果表明,添加溫拌助劑的粒狀橡膠瀝青可方便地用作瀝青混合料的改質劑,以提高瀝青混合料的性能。就馬歇爾穩定性和 IDEAL-CT 測試而言,建議使用 20% 的粒狀橡膠作為最佳 CR 含量,而 5% CR 在車輪追蹤方面表現出最佳性能,觀察到隨著老化指數的降低,混合物之間的老化程度較小。


    Asphalt is heated during manufacture and construction, causing binders to volatilize and oxidize. Elevated heat and prolonged exposure to high temperatures lead to asphalt aging. Short term aging (STA) is the degradation of asphalt binders by volatilization and oxidation owing to high manufacturing temperatures Warm mix asphalt (WMA) technology is a solution and has grown in prominence in recent years because of its unique ability to reduce mixing and compaction temperatures without compromising mix quality. In addition, using crumb rubber (CR) modified asphalt mixes enhances pavement longevity by minimizing cracking and rutting. Thus, the short-term aging of rubber-modified warm mix asphalt concrete with sasobit additive was examined in this study. Sasobit (3%) and a 60/70 bitumen were blended with different CR contents (0%, 5%,10% 15%, 20%). The penetration, softening point, and viscosity of the composite binder were examined. The crumb rubber modified WMA was prepared and tested in two conditions; unaged and short term aged. Aged asphalt concrete mix was kept in a 135°C oven for 4 hours then compacted using a SGC. Abrasion loss, Marshall stability, IDEAL-CT and wheel tracking tests were all performed on the all compacted specimens and the aging indices were calculated according to the results obtained. The CR modified binder penetration reduced while the softening point and viscosity were increased as CR content increases. Results indicated that crumb rubber bitumen with warm mix additive can be conveniently used as modifiers for asphalt mixes to improve performance of asphalt mixture. 20% crumb rubber is recommended as the optimum CR content in terms of Marshall stability and IDEAL-CT tests while 5% CR showed the best performing in terms of wheel tracking. Less extent of aging among mixtures as a decreasing aging index is observed.

    TABLE OF CONTENTS ABSTRACT-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------i ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------ii TABLE OF CONTENTS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- iii LIST OF TABLES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- vii LIST OF FIGURES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------viii A LIST OF ACRONYM AND ABBREVIATIONS------------------------------------------------ xi CHAPTER ONE------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 INTRODUCTION ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 1.1 Background..........................................................................................................................1 1.2. Research Motivation ...........................................................................................................2 1.3 Objectives ............................................................................................................................3 1.4 Scope of the Study ...............................................................................................................3 CHAPTER TWO------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5 LITERATURE REVIEW -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 2.1 Introduction..........................................................................................................................5 2.2. Asphalt Mix Types and Properties......................................................................................6 2.2.1. Hot Mix Asphalt ........................................................................................................6 2.2.2. Warm Mix Asphalt ....................................................................................................7 2.2.3 Crumb Rubber...........................................................................................................15 2.2.4 Crumb Rubber Modified Asphalt Binder .................................................................17 2.2.5 Crumb Rubber Modified Asphalt Mix......................................................................18 2.2.6 Rubber Properties......................................................................................................26 2.2.7 Tire Composition ......................................................................................................27 2.3. Asphalt Mixture Components and Mix Design. ...............................................................28 2..3.3. Aggregates ..............................................................................................................33 2.3.4. Asphalt Binder (bitumen) ........................................................................................33 2.3.5 Volumetric Properties...............................................................................................34 2.4. Aging of Asphalt Mixture.................................................................................................38 2.5. Summary...........................................................................................................................40 CHAPTER THREE --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------42 MATERIALS AND EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM----------------------------------------------42 3.1. Materials ...........................................................................................................................42 3.1.1. Bitumen ...................................................................................................................42 3.1.2 Crumb Rubber...........................................................................................................43 3.1.3. Aggregate.................................................................................................................43 3.3. Experimental Programs.....................................................................................................46 3.3.1. Bitumen Blending ....................................................................................................46 3.3.2. Unaged Asphalt Concrete Mixture ..........................................................................47 3.3.3. Short Term Aged Asphalt Concrete Mixture...........................................................47 3.4 Number of Samples Required............................................................................................49 3.5. Laboratory Tests ...............................................................................................................49 v 3.5.1 Bitumen Test.............................................................................................................49 3.5.2 Marshall Test ............................................................................................................50 3.5.3 Wheel Tracking Test.................................................................................................51 3.5.4 IDEAL-CT................................................................................................................52 3.5.6 Cantabro Test (Particles Loss Resistance) ................................................................55 CHAPTER FOUR----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------56 RESULTS ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION--------------------------------------------------------56 4.1 Binder Properties ...............................................................................................................56 4.1.1 Penetration ................................................................................................................56 4.1.2 Softening Point..........................................................................................................57 4.1.3 Viscosity ...................................................................................................................59 4.2. Marshall Test ....................................................................................................................60 4.2.1 Volumetric Properties...............................................................................................60 4.2.2 Marshall Stability......................................................................................................65 4.2.3 Flow ..........................................................................................................................68 4.2.4 Marshall Quotient .....................................................................................................70 4.3 Cantabro Abrasion .............................................................................................................72 4.4 Wheel Tracking Results.....................................................................................................75 4.5 IDEAL-CT Test .................................................................................................................79 4.5.1 Indirect Tensile Strength...........................................................................................82 4.6 The Effects of Aging on the Asphalt Mixture ...................................................................84 4.7 Binders versus Asphalt Concrete Mixtures Correlation ....................................................85 4.7.1. Analyses of Test Tesults..........................................................................................86 4.7.2 Correlation between Binder Viscosity and Asphalt Mixture Properties...................86 4.7.3. Correlation between Binder Penetration and Asphalt Mixture Properties...............88 4.7.4 Correlation between Binder Softening Point and Asphalt Mixture Properties.........89 CHAPTER FIVE -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------91 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS --------------------------------------------------91 5.1 Conclusions........................................................................................................................91 5.2 Recommendations..............................................................................................................92 References-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------93

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