Study on the pavement performances and the modification mechanism of dry-modified asphalt with rubber-plastic composite particles

Both waste tires and plastics are difficult to break down naturally. The wet-modified asphalt has the disadvantages of a complicated process and poor storage stability. The dry-modified asphalt could remedy the disadvantages of the wet-modified asphalt. Therefore, the dry-modified asphalt with rubber-plastic composite modified particles (RPCMP) improved not only the pavement performance but also the construction advantages. The feasibility of a dry-modified asphalt mixture with RPCMP was studied by the pavement performances and modification mechanism. The experimental results were as follows: The performances of RPCMP dry-modified asphalt were slightly lower than those of wet-modified asphalt and had a great improvement in high-temperature, low-temperature, and moisture susceptibility performances. The RPCMP dry-modified asphalt has enough technical advantages; The diffusion of dry-modified asphalt and the segregation of wet-modified asphalt resulted in the two having the same modification effect. RPCMP dry-modified asphalt had sufficient construction advantages. Therefore, it was feasible to replace wet-modified asphalt with dry-modified asphalt. The addition of RPCMP could further meet the requirements of pavement performance and environmental protection. • Pavement performances of rubber-plastic dry-modified asphalt were improved. • Rubber-plastic dry-modified asphalt had the same mechanism as wet-modified asphalt. • Dry-modified asphalt had the sufficient advantages to replace wet-modified asphalt.

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Environmental Technology & Innovation
Published
2024-12-19
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.eti.2024.103986
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5
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Asphalt Pavement Performance Evaluation
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Study on the pavement performances and the modification mechanism of dry-modified asphalt with rubber-plastic composite particles

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Study on the pavement performances and the modification mechanism of dry-modified asphalt with rubber-plastic composite particles

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Abstract

Both waste tires and plastics are difficult to break down naturally. The wet-modified asphalt has the disadvantages of a complicated process and poor storage stability. The dry-modified asphalt could remedy the disadvantages of the wet-modified asphalt. Therefore, the dry-modified asphalt with rubber-plastic composite modified particles (RPCMP) improved not only the pavement performance but also the construction advantages. The feasibility of a dry-modified asphalt mixture with RPCMP was studied by the pavement performances and modification mechanism. The experimental results were as follows: The performances of RPCMP dry-modified asphalt were slightly lower than those of wet-modified asphalt and had a great improvement in high-temperature, low-temperature, and moisture susceptibility performances. The RPCMP dry-modified asphalt has enough technical advantages; The diffusion of dry-modified asphalt and the segregation of wet-modified asphalt resulted in the two having the same modification effect. RPCMP dry-modified asphalt had sufficient construction advantages. Therefore, it was feasible to replace wet-modified asphalt with dry-modified asphalt. The addition of RPCMP could further meet the requirements of pavement performance and environmental protection. • Pavement performances of rubber-plastic dry-modified asphalt were improved. • Rubber-plastic dry-modified asphalt had the same mechanism as wet-modified asphalt. • Dry-modified asphalt had the sufficient advantages to replace wet-modified asphalt.

Environmental Technology & InnovationVol. 37
Chang'an University (CN), North China Municipal Engineering Design & Research Institute (CN), Tianjin Meteorological Bureau (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Chang'an University, National University's Basic Research Foundation of China, National Key Research and Development Program of China, Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 21%
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