Linhao Zhang , Zhen-gang Feng , Fengjie Cai , Zhe Lu , Xinjun Li
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Furthermore, the correlation models of the testing indicators (MCD, DRR, and AVCR) with rubber powder dosage were established. In addition, the Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) was conducted on the rubber powder modified bitumen, and the relation between FTIR index (I<sub>r</sub>) and rubber powder dosage was also analyzed. Results show that the rubber powder dosage shows a significantly negative correlation with MCD and AVCR, but a positive correlation with DRR. The FTIR index also exhibits a high correlation with the rubber powder dosage in rubber powder modified bitumen. Compared to the FTIR indicator, using the QCT indicators to determine the rubber powder dosage in rubber powder modified bitumen has a higher reliability. 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Quantitative determination for rubber powder dosage in rubber powder modified bitumen: A comparative study of the QCT and FTIR tests
The deformation properties of rubber powder modified bitumen are significantly affected by the rubber powder dosage, so it is promising to quantitatively determine the rubber powder dosage of rubber powder modified bitumen based on the deformation properties. The rubber powder modified bitumens with different dosages of waste rubber powder (WRP) and engineering rubber powder (ERP) were prepared. Then, the deformation properties of different rubber powder modified bitumens were characterized based on the bitumen quality control test (QCT). The effects of rubber powder dosage on maximum creep deformation (MCD), deformation recovery rate (DRR), and the average value of creep rates (AVCR) of rubber powder modified bitumen were analyzed. Furthermore, the correlation models of the testing indicators (MCD, DRR, and AVCR) with rubber powder dosage were established. In addition, the Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) was conducted on the rubber powder modified bitumen, and the relation between FTIR index (Ir) and rubber powder dosage was also analyzed. Results show that the rubber powder dosage shows a significantly negative correlation with MCD and AVCR, but a positive correlation with DRR. The FTIR index also exhibits a high correlation with the rubber powder dosage in rubber powder modified bitumen. Compared to the FTIR indicator, using the QCT indicators to determine the rubber powder dosage in rubber powder modified bitumen has a higher reliability. Considering the accuracy and reliability, the AVCR indicator from the QCT method is recommended to quantitatively determine the rubber powder dosage in rubber powder modified bitumen.
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