2019
DOI: 10.1080/10298436.2019.1648811
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Moisture susceptibility of hydrated lime modified mastics using adhesion test methods and surface free energy techniques

Abstract: Moisture damage is one of the major factors that has been reported to affect the performance of asphalt pavements with asphalt mixture performance depending mainly on the bond strength between bitumen, aggregate and mineral filler. In the presence of moisture, this bond weakens and results in premature pavement failure due to cohesion or adhesion loss. One of the many ways of mitigating moisture damage effects is the use of anti-stripping agents like liquid polymers, Portland cement, hydrated lime, fly ash, fl… Show more

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“…Little and Bhasin measured the surface energy of various aggregates and pure minerals to select materials for the optimum moisture performance of asphalt concrete ( 7 ). Recently, many studies have been conducted to further evaluate the adhesive bond strength and moisture sensitivity of aggregate-bitumen systems based on the surface energy of aggregates ( 810 ). In addition to moisture damage, the surface energy of aggregates can be used to evaluate the fatigue damage of asphalt concrete.…”
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“…Little and Bhasin measured the surface energy of various aggregates and pure minerals to select materials for the optimum moisture performance of asphalt concrete ( 7 ). Recently, many studies have been conducted to further evaluate the adhesive bond strength and moisture sensitivity of aggregate-bitumen systems based on the surface energy of aggregates ( 810 ). In addition to moisture damage, the surface energy of aggregates can be used to evaluate the fatigue damage of asphalt concrete.…”
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confidence: 99%