基本信息来源于合作网站,原文需代理用户跳转至来源网站获取       
摘要:
Recent interest in recycling and reuse of waste plastic has resulted in a dramatic increase in the evaluation of waste plastic as an extender and/or modifier of bituminous binder for asphalt production. Although significant field trials of waste plastic modified asphalt have been reported in Australia since 2017, no laboratory evaluation of the effects of these products on the engineering properties of binder and asphalt has been published. In this research, two commercially available recycled waste plastic products were evaluated in the laboratory. One product is intended to be plastomeric while the other is intended to be elastomeric in nature. Compared to unmodified viscosity grade bitumen and acid modified multigrade, the recycled plastic products increased the viscosity and softening temperature of the binder and introduced significant elastic recovery. Following dry-mixing into asphalt, the recycled plastic products were associated with improved mixture deformation resistance and increased mixture stiffness. However, the mixtures containing recycled plastic were also associated with an increase in moisture susceptibility and their fatigue lives were not significantly different to those of the control mixtures. Further research is recommended to better understand the modest reduction in moisture damage resistance associated with recycled plastic, as well as the digestion of recycled plastic via the dry-mixing process.
内容分析
关键词云
关键词热度
相关文献总数  
(/次)
(/年)
文献信息
篇名 Laboratory Evaluation of Asphalt Containing Recycled Plastic as a Bitumen Extender and Modifier
来源期刊 交通与运输工程:英文版 学科 工学
关键词 ASPHALT plastic EXTENDER modifier.
年,卷(期) 2019,(5) 所属期刊栏目
研究方向 页码范围 218-235
页数 18页 分类号 TE6
字数 语种
DOI
五维指标
传播情况
(/次)
(/年)
引文网络
引文网络
二级参考文献  (0)
共引文献  (0)
参考文献  (0)
节点文献
引证文献  (0)
同被引文献  (0)
二级引证文献  (0)
2019(0)
  • 参考文献(0)
  • 二级参考文献(0)
  • 引证文献(0)
  • 二级引证文献(0)
研究主题发展历程
节点文献
ASPHALT
plastic
EXTENDER
modifier.
研究起点
研究来源
研究分支
研究去脉
引文网络交叉学科
相关学者/机构
期刊影响力
交通与运输工程:英文版
双月刊
2328-2142
武汉市洪山区卓刀泉北路金桥花园C座4楼
出版文献量(篇)
160
总下载数(次)
0
总被引数(次)
0
论文1v1指导