Deformation Behaviors of Dilution Type Cold Patch Asphalt Mixture under Different Stress Modes

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In order to comprehensively evaluate the performance of dilution type cold patch asphalt mixture (CPAM), basic performances and deformation behaviors of dilution type CPAM under different stress modes were tested. The compaction performance and stability increasing property of CPAM were tested by rotation compaction test and Marshall stability test. The deformation behaviors of CPAM were tested by rolling test, small beam bending test and penetration shear test. Results show that when the using temperature is below 25°C, the compaction ability of CPAM is affected by temperature. The evaporation rate of organic solvents is slow, and affects the strength growing and rolling deformation behavior. It needs about 10d for the stability of CPAM rising to 3kN. The residue of organic solvents may lead the deformation of CPAM to constantly instability under rolling load. The stretching deformation and penetration shear deformation are affected by temperature. The low temperature and high temperature performance of CPAM is below standard requirements of hot asphalt mixture (HMA).

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