Mechanism Researches on the Mutual Adaptability and the Dispersivity and Stability of Nanoparticle-Modified Asphalt Composite

Jin Sheng Zhang; Jia Li; Rui Xia Shi; Lai Xue Pang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.79-82.1559

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Mechanism Researches on the Mutual Adaptability and the Dispersivity and Stability of Nanoparticle-Modified Asphalt Composite

Abstract:

The study of nanoparticle-modified asphalt is an intense popular interest and also a heading issue of transportation materials. To make the most of excellent properties of nanoparticle-modified asphalt, the mutual adaptability between the additive and asphalt as well as the dispersive stability in nanoparticles-modified asphalt system must considered at the first. In this paper, the basic principle of nanoparticles-modified asphalt is introduced. The mutual adaptability between the additive and asphalt as well as the dispersive stability in nanoparticles-modified asphalt system is studied. In addition, emulsified nanoparticles-modified asphalt and other issues are presented briefly.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 79-82)

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August 2009

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Jin Sheng Zhang, Jia Li, Rui Xia Shi, Lai Xue Pang

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Dispersive, Modified Asphalt, Mutual Adaptability, Nanoparticle, Stability, Surfactant

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