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Pavement Performance of Asphalt Mixtures with Economical Low
Content Crumb Rubber Modified Asphalt
XU Ouming1,2, ZHANG Hong1,2, CAO Zhifei1,2, LI Mingyue1,2, HE Yihua1,2
2019, 38(05):
52-56.
DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1674-0696.2019.05.09
In order to evaluate the effect of low content crumb rubber modified asphalt on the pavement performance of continuous graded asphalt mixtures, the storage stability test, wheel track test, low temperature bending test, moisture susceptibility test and fatigue test were carried out to compare the engineering properties of asphalt and mixtures prepared with base binder, 7% (by mass of asphalt) and 18% ((by mass of asphalt) crumb rubber modified asphalt. The results show that the high temperature stability, low temperature performance and fatigue life of asphalt mixtures modified with 7% crumb rubber are reduced to a certain extent compared with those of mixtures produced with 18% crumb rubber modified asphalt, but they are still significantly improved compared with ordinary asphalt mixtures. In addition, the immersion residual stability of specimens made with low content crumb rubber modified asphalt is higher than that of ordinary asphalt mixture and conventional rubber powder content asphalt mixture, while freeze-thaw splitting ratio is slightly lower than that of ordinary asphalt mixture, but higher than that of conventional rubber powder content asphalt mixture. Meanwhile, the storage stability of rubber asphalt with low rubber powder content is better than that of rubber asphalt with conventional rubber powder content, and when the asphalt content decreases, it has good technical economy.
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