Impact of construction and demolition waste aggregates on stripping in hot mix asphalt
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Impact of construction and demolition waste aggregates on stripping in hot mix asphaltFecha
2010Cita bibliográfica
Pérez., I; Pasandín, A; Gallego, J. Impact of construction and demolition waste aggregates on stripping in hot mix asphalt. TRB 89th Annual Meeting, 2010.
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[Abstract:] This paper analyzes the effect of water on the durability of hot asphalt mixtures made with recycled aggregates from construction and demolition debris. Indirect Tensile Stress tests were carried out to evaluate stripping behavior. The mixtures tested were fabricated with 0%, 20%, 40% and 60% recycled aggregates. Two types of natural aggregates were used: schist and calcite dolomite. An increase in the percentage of recycled aggregates was found to produce a decrease in the Tensile Stress Ratio of the hot asphalt mixtures. To study this phenomenon, two and three factor Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) were performed with Indirect Tensile Stress being used as the dependent variable. The factors studied were the percentage of recycled aggregates (0%, 20%, 40% and 60%), the moisture state (dry, wet) and the type of natural aggregate (schist, calcite). On the basis of the ANOVA results, it was found that the most important factor affecting resistance was the moisture state (dry, wet) of the specimens. The percentage of recycled aggregate also affected Indirect Tensile Stress, especially in the dry state. The type of natural aggregate did not have a significant effect on Indirect Tensile Stress. The hot asphalt mixture specimens made with different percentages of recycled aggregates from construction and demolition debris and of natural quarry aggregates showed poor stripping behaviour. This stripping behaviour can be related to both the poor adhesion of the recycled aggregates and the high absorption of the mortar of cement adhered to them.
Palabras clave
Hot mix asphalt
Recycled aggregates
Water resistance
Recycled aggregates
Water resistance