沥青路面再生剂的应用现状综述

Basant Bhatt, Shenghua Wu
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近年来,再生沥青路面(RAP)在沥青混合料中的应用势头强劲,但人们对高RAP含量混合料的长期性能和粘结剂性能的担忧仍然存在。为了克服这些挑战,再生剂已经成为一种很有前途的解决方案,可以提高老化沥青粘合剂的性能,改善沥青混合物的整体性能。这篇论文提供了一个全面的最新的回顾,再生技术及其潜力,以提高沥青路面的性能和可持续性。再生剂是一种用于恢复老化沥青粘合剂性能的添加剂,特别是当RAP含量较高时。这些添加剂的性能因其来源而异,可以使用不同的方法来分析回春过程。由于没有适当的回春剂规格,因此使用混合图表来确定回春剂的最佳剂量。然而,必须实现适当的混合,以最大限度地提高效果,减少黑岩的影响。实验室测试和一些现场性能研究表明,与原始材料相比,恢复老化的沥青粘合剂和RAP混合物的性能有所改善或相似。此外,使用再生剂可以降低施工成本,这表明这是一种具有成本效益的沥青路面技术。虽然返老还童在改善使用回收材料的路面性能方面表现出了希望,但在优化、长期耐久性和环境影响方面仍然存在挑战。这篇综述论文还确定了未来研究的关键领域,包括生命周期成本分析、综合环境影响评估和长期现场性能监测。
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A comprehensive state-of-art review on the use of rejuvenators in asphalt pavement

A comprehensive state-of-art review on the use of rejuvenators in asphalt pavement
The utilization of reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) in asphalt mixtures has gained momentum in recent years, yet concerns persist regarding the long-term performance and binder properties of high RAP content mixtures. To overcome these challenges, rejuvenators have emerged as a promising solution to enhance the properties of aged asphalt binders and improve the overall performance of asphalt mixtures. This paper provides a comprehensive state-of-the-art review of rejuvenator technology and its potential to enhance the performance and sustainability of asphalt pavements. Rejuvenators are additives used to restore the properties of aged asphalt binders, particularly when incorporating high percentages of RAP. The performance of these additives varies based on their origin, and different methods can be used to analyze the rejuvenation process. Since proper specifications for rejuvenators are not available, blending charts are used to determine the optimum dosage of rejuvenators. However, proper blending must be achieved to maximize results and reduce the effect of black rock. Laboratory tests and some field performance studies on rejuvenated aged asphalt binders and RAP mixtures have shown improved or similar performance compared to virgin materials. Additionally, the use of rejuvenators has been observed to reduce construction costs, suggesting that this is a cost-effective technology for asphalt pavements. While rejuvenators show promise in improving the performance of pavements with recycled materials, challenges remain regarding optimization, long-term durability, and environmental effects. This review paper also identifies key areas for future research, including life-cycle cost analyses, comprehensive environmental impact assessments, and long-term field performance monitoring.
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