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Adhesion Loss in Antistripping Agent Treated Asphalt Binders due to Moisture

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This study evaluates the role of antistripping agents to resist moisture-induced damage in asphalt binders. A total of five different types of antistripping agents are used. Plastomer and elastomer modified asphalt binders are used to modify the original base binder. Functionalized and non-functionalized AFM tips are used to determine adhesion in asphalt. With-CH₃ tip, lime is found to be the most effective to protect moisture damage in asphalt binder as the adhesion loss is almost zero. The statistical tests show the Pearson values are very close to-1 that indicates a good correlation among the variables. Also the p-values are well below the prescribed value of 0.2% that indicates the test results to be significant from the statistical point of view.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 690-693)

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1553-1567

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.690-693.1553

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May 2013

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Md Arifuzzaman, Rafiqul A. Tarefder

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Adhesion Force, AFM Testing, Antistripping Agents, Asphalt Binder, Functionalized Tips

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