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Title: Future Direction for Specs'


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Future Direction for Specs.
  • John DAngelo
  • Federal Highway Administration
  • AMAP 2006

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Modified Binders Affect Performance
  • Study same mix different binders.

PG 63-22 mod. no rutting
PG 67-22 unmod. 15mm rutting
3
Proposed MSCR TEST Protocol
Creep Stress
1
10
time
Creep Strain
time
4
High Temperature Binder Test
  • New test criteria
  • Perform multiple stress levels on the same sample
    at reduced number of cycles.
  • Stress levels 25, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600,
    and 3200 Pa.
  • Run 10 cycles at each stress level no rest
    periods
  • Total cycles per test 80.

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ALF and CR ranking
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High Temperature Binder Criteria
  • Study
  • Refine the Multi-Stress Creep and Recovery Test
  • Evaluate multiple binders
  • Evaluate binder and mix properties to develop
    specification criteria.

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Development of Standard Practice for Superpave
Plus Specifications
  • Use of DSR in Place of ER and Ductility

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Why Superpave Plus Specs.
  • The existing specifications do not identify the
    performance characteristics of modified binders.
  • The existing specifications do not have a
    criteria for fatigue or durability.
  • Agencies look to other tests to identify
    modifiers
  • Elastomeric polymer modifiers are desired

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State DOTs Specifying Polymer PG (PG)
Ductility
ER
SB/SBS Required
ER
ER
PA
ER TT
ER
ER
ER
ER
ER
ER
ER FD
ER PA
ER
Ductility, TT ER
FD
TT DT
ER TT
ER
ER
ER
SB/SBS Required
ER
ER PA
ER-Elastic Recovery FD-Force Ductility TT-Toughnes
s Tenacity PA-Phase Angle
PA
FD ER
ER
PA
PG modifier
PG
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Toughness Tenacity
13
Elastic Recovery
AC doesnt recover SB modified AC recovers
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Problem Statement
  • Provide Users with alternatives to the empirical
    Superpave Plus tests
  • Elastic Recovery
  • Ductility/ Force Ductility
  • Toughness and Tenacity
  • Approach Develop AASHTO/ASTM Standard Practice
    for Superpave Plus Specifications
  • DSR
  • Multiple Stress Creep Recovery

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So What Do We Do? Use DSR Approach
  • Use DSR
  • Muti Stress Creep Recovery Test
  • Two creep stress levels
  • Ten cycles per stress level
  • For Elastomeric modifiers Specify
  • strain recovery gt 15 or 20
  • Overall change between stress levels
  • Run on the RTFOT
  • Run on the same sample as RTFOT grading

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Proposed MSCR TEST Protocol
3200 Pa
Creep Stress
100 Pa
1
10
time
Creep Strain
time
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What criteria? recovered strain
(Peak Strain - recovered Strain)/Peak Strain
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PG 64-34 1101 SBS 83 recovery 100Pa
21
PG 64-34 1101 SBS 21 recovery 3200Pa
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70-22 3SBR 26 recovery 100Pa
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70-22 3SBR 15 recovery 3200Pa
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67-34 28 recovery 100Pa
25
67-34 9 recovery 3200Pa, 75 ER
26
Difference between low stress and high stress
shows how sensitive the formulation is to stress
Differential 9
Differential 66
Differential 59
Unknown
LDPE
EVA
27
Two 70-22s with SBS. Not all binders are the
same.
Differential 30
Differential 18
SBS
SBS
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General relationship between ER and MSCR
Incompatible SBS
Special EVA
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Findings to date
  • The DSR MSCR percent strain recovery criterion
    can replace the FD, ER, or TT.

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Future Steps
  • Analyze available MSCR percent recovered strain
    data to finalize creep stress level and test
    protocol
  • Where available, show relationships with existing
    ER, FD, Duct., and TT data

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NCHRP 9-36 Improved Procedure for Laboratory
Aging of Asphalt Binders
  • Improved procedure for short-term laboratory
    aging usable in a purchase specification such as
    AASHTO M320.
  • Apply to neat and modified binders.
  • Quantify binder volatility.
  • Extend to long-term aging.
  • Mimic PP2 mix aging.
  • Advanced Asphalt Technologies (August 2005)

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Original SAFT Apparatus (Glover)
  • Aging Conditions
  • 163C
  • 30 minutes
  • Atmospheric air
  • 2 liters /minute

Heating Mantle
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SAFT by COX
Vessel top fully enclosed
Sits on bench at convenient height
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(4) Verification Study
  • Mixtures with 12 binders
  • Mixtures aged in laboratory
  • Physical properties
  • Binders aged with SAFT and RTFOT
  • Physical properties
  • Volatile collection and analysis
  • Binder and mixture aging to be compared
  • Comparison using Hirsch model
  • Status
  • Mixture work underway
  • Binder aging to follow optimization study

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