Xingxu Zhang , Fucheng Guo , Bo Li , Wanying Liu , Kaicheng Zhang , Zhenzheng Liu
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Abstract
A self-developed compatibilizer was added into SBS to realize its adequate dissolution and increase the SBS modified asphalt binder (SBSMA) compatibility. The compatibility and the low-temperature rheological properties and of SBSMA containing compatibilizer were investigated by combining the multiple perspectives. Moreover, the comprehensive evaluation of the compatibility and rheological properties for SBSMA was conducted using entropy weight-TOPSIS method, and correlation analysis between them was also analyzed using Kendall correlation analysis. Results show that the compatibility and low-temperature rheological properties of SBSMA is greatly increased by adding compatibilizer according to multiple evaluation indicators and comprehensive evaluation. The compatibility of the asphalt binder system modified by SBS is best when the compatibilizer dosage is 4 %. The SBSMA system presented the optimal low-temperature rheological properties with the compatibilizer dosage of 5 %. Moreover, the compatibility of SBSMA and low temperature performance are strongly correlated based on entropy weight-TOPSIS and the Kendall correlation analysis, where the Kendall's coefficient of concordance of the model is 1.0.
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