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Low Temperature Anti-cracking Performance and Water Stability of
Hot Recycled Asphalt Mixture from Central Plant Mixing
CHEN Long1, ZHU Jianyong2, HE Zhaoyi1, CHENG Yong3, CHEN Xianyong4
2017, 36(4):
38-44.
DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1674-0696.2017.04.07
Through indoor experiments, the indicators of the old asphalt and old aggregate in RAP, the added asphalt, the added aggregate and the regeneration agent
were detected. Marshall Test was applied to determine the optimum asphalt content of different types of hot recycled asphalt mixtures (AC-13 and AC-16C) from central
plant mixing. Additionally, trabecular low-temperature bending test and freeze-thaw splitting test were used to analyze the low temperature anti-cracking performance
and water stability of the recycled asphalt mixtures with different RAP percentages, different RAP types, as well as different conditions before and after second aging
and adding recycling agent or not. The results show that with the increase of RAP, the low temperature properties of recycled asphalt mixture gradually decrease. The
short-term water damage has little effect on its stability, but the long-term ability to resist water damage drops sharply. The influence of the old material type on
the performance of the recycled asphalt mixture is not very relative. The improvement effect of the low temperature crack resistance and water stability of the mixture
adding 7%~9% recycling agent are better than those of the 10% mixing ratio recycled mixture, which is basically close to the new asphalt mixture. The low temperature
anti-cracking performance of the recycled asphalt mixture decreases rapidly after second aging. Though the mixture can still withstand short-term water damage, it has
greater impact on the long-term water stability. Therefore, adding some proportion of the regeneration agent is suggested. Compared with AC-16C type, AC-13 type
recycled asphalt mixture has better ability to resist the low temperature cracking and water damage, which is more suitable for the top layer.
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