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Features of the hot recycling method used to repair asphalt concrete pavements Cover

Features of the hot recycling method used to repair asphalt concrete pavements

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|Sep 2022

Figures & Tables

Fig. 1

Temperature dependence of the penetration rate of the binder: 1 – a binder based on bitumen with the fiber in the amount of 4% of the weight of granular asphalt; 2 – a binder based on bitumen with the fiber in the amount of 3% of the weight of granular asphalt; 3 – binder without fiber

Fig. 2

Dependence of the binder concentration on the thickness of the coating layer and the service life of 1%–8% bitumen in the mixture; 2–7%; 3–6%; 4–5%; 5–4%; 6–3%; 7–2%

Fig. 3

Fiber

Fig. 4

Model of receiving hopper for stabilizing additives. 1 – direction of additives loading; 2 – inlet opening; 3 – outlet opening

Fig. 5

Dependence of the indicators of the needle penetration depth into the bitumen on the content of the additive at 25°C

Fig. 6

Dependence of the indicators of the needle penetration depth into bitumen on the content of the additive at 0°C

Fig. 7

Dependence of the indicators of the bitumen elongation on the content of the additive at 25°C

Fig. 8

The dependence of water resistance kw and water resistance at long-term water saturation kws of the hot granular asphalt concrete on the content of fiber of fly ash at the optimum bitumen content

Fig. 9

Compressive strength R20 versus the content of fiber of fly ash at the optimal bitumen content

Fig. 10

Compressive strength R50 versus the content of fiber of fly ash at the optimal bitumen content

Grain size composition of the granular asphalt

IndicatorsMesh size (mm)

20151052.51.250.630.3150.160.071
Partial residuals (g)328881601205210014011652
Partial residuals (%)3.400.859.3617.012.75.5310.614.812.35.53
Full passes (%)96.675.766.349.336.321.020.45.53.20.67
Requirements according to standards90–10085–10075–10060–7048–6037–5028–4020–3013–208–14

Physical and mechanical properties of the crushed granite

No.Indicator namesActual indicatorsDSTU B V.2.3-39 requirements
1Content of crushed grains by weight (not less %)8585
2Content of lamellar (flaky) and needle-shaped grains by weight (no more %)1515
3Content of grains of weak rocks by weight (no more %)2.85
4Content of dust and clay particles by weight (no more %)12
5Clay content in lumps (% by weight, no more)None0.25
6Crushing grade (not less)1,0001,000
7Attrition gradeA1A1
8Frost resistance grade (not lower)F150F150
9Plasticity gradePl1Pl1–Pl2
10Water resistance gradeB1B1–B2
11Bulk density ρn (kg/m3)1,318-

Influence of the temperature of mixing (Tmix) on the physical and mechanical properties of the fiber-reinforced granular asphalt concrete

IndicatorTemperature of preparation (°C)

Granular asphalt concrete with fiberGranular asphalt concrete

140145150155140145150155
Compressive strength (MPa):
at 0°C, R08.078.648.358.217.598.27.897.76
at 20°C, R204.34.714.554.423.373.783.623.53
at 50°C, R501.71.91.831.791.041.191.851.82
Water resistance (kw)0.890.960.930.920.80.870.840.84
Water resistance during long-term water saturation (kws)0.810.870.840.820.740.80.70.76
Water saturation (W, % by volume)2.282.22.162.12.682.722.972.99

Variants of restoration technology for asphalt concrete pavements

Condition of the pavement before restorationMethods of restoration

1. Hot regeneration with surface treatment2. Traditional, leveling course (3 cm) and new pavement (6 cm)

Effect of the mixture temperature on the relative thermal conductivity, λ

TemperatureDensity of the mixture (t/m3)

1.81.92.02.12.22.32.4
500.940.940.950.950.960.970.97
700.970.970.970.990.990.991.0
901.001.001.001.021.031.031.03

Test results of hot granular asphalt concrete mixtures

IndicatorsFirst optionSecond option

Granular asphalt concrete with fiberGranular asphalt concreteGranular asphalt concrete with fiberGranular asphalt concrete
Compressive strength (MPa):
at 0°C, R04.524.014.544.07
at 20°C, R201.651.371.71.40
at 50°C, R50
Water resistance (kw)0.960.830.940.84
Water resistance at long-term water saturation (kws)0.840.720.80.70
Water saturation (W, % by volume)2.12.412.352.4

Indicators of properties of the bitumen with additives

No.Indicator name, unit of measurementAdditive content in bitumen (%)BND 60/90Fiber
1Needle penetration depth (0.1 mm)
at 25°C076-
at 0°C 23
2-47.0
23.4
3-40.2
25.8
4-37.4
25.3
5-36.3
23.3
2Ring-and-ball softening point (°C)050-
2-64
4-67
5-75
7-78
3Elongation (cm)
at 25°C0100-
at 0°C 4.2
2-43.3
3.5
4-30.5
4.0
5-27.2
4.2
7 5.3
3.6
4Brittleness point (°C)0−17-
2-−18
4-−25
5-−22
7-−19

The composition of the granular asphalt concrete mixture

Mixture componentsAmount (%)
Granular asphalt69.75
New crushed stone30.22
Fiber of fly ash from TPP in China4.0
Bitumen BND 60/903.0

Indicators of properties of oil road bitumen BND 60/90

No.Indicator name, unit of measurementTest resultDSTU 4044 value for BND 60/90 grade
1Needle penetration depth (0.1 mm)
at 25°C76From 61 to 90
at 0°C23Not less than 20
2Ring-and-ball softening point (°C)50Not lower 47
3Elongation (cm)
at 25°C100Not less than 55
at 0°C4.5Not less than 3.5
4Brittleness point (°C)−17Not higher than −15
5Flash point (°C)240Not lower than 230
6Change in softening point after progress (°C)3.5Not more 5
7Penetration index−0.2−1 to +1

Physical and mechanical indicators of the stone screening dust

No.Indicator namesActual indicatorsDSTU B V.2.3-39 requirements
1True density (kg/m3)2,628-
2Average density (kg/m3)2,621-
3Bulk density (kg/m3)1,540-
4Content of dust and clay particles, by weight (no more %)0.962
5Crushing grade (not less)1,0001,000
6Attrition gradeA1A1
7Frost resistance grade (not lower)F150F150

Temperature of the hot granular asphalt concrete depending on the bitumen binder

Needle penetration depth, 0.1 mm, at 25°CTemperature (°C)

When unloadingWhen laying, not less
40–60 incl.150–160140
60–90 incl.145–150145
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/msp-2022-0021 | Journal eISSN: 2083-134X | Journal ISSN: 2083-1331
Language: English
Page range: 181 - 195
Submitted on: Apr 26, 2022
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Accepted on: Jul 1, 2022
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Published on: Sep 7, 2022
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

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