Integration of Mineral Fiber Semi-Finished Products in Bituminous Matrices

Marco Lindner; Sandra Gelbrich; Lothar Kroll

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.825-826.1096

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Integration of Mineral Fiber Semi-Finished Products in Bituminous Matrices

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This thesis investigates the development of an innovative fibre reinforced composite. A developed textile, consisting of mineral fibres that is embedded in a special mastic asphalt matrix. The integration of a grid shaped textile structure into the asphalt cause an inner reinforcement of the asphalt layer. This leads to a significant enhancement towards the tensile strength during bending. It also gives resistance to deformation. Rut formation is minimized and the thickness of the asphalt layer can be reduced.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 825-826)

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1096-1103

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Marco Lindner*, Sandra Gelbrich, Lothar Kroll

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Indoor Plates, Mastic Asphalt, Outdoor Plates, Reinforcement Asphalt

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