Phased Evaluation Theory and Study on Adhesion between Asphalt and Stone Based on Surface Energy Theory

Tian Qing Ling; Yuan Yuan Wang; Chao Hui Shi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.723.459

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Phased Evaluation Theory and Study on Adhesion between Asphalt and Stone Based on Surface Energy Theory

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As for the existing surface energy adhesion theories which are used to evaluate asphalt and stone's adhesive performance quantitatively, they are either dealing with the interface between solid asphalt and solid stone which can not adhere according to the formulas and definitions in process of adhesion or else roughly characterizing the solid asphalt and stone's adhesion properties with the adhesion index of heated asphalt and solid stone. So according to the forming process of asphalt mixture , this paper puts forward the method and principle to evaluate asphalt and stone's adhesion based on the surface energy theory. It evaluates the adhesion properties of asphalt and stone under hydrous and anhydrous conditions respectively. In the anhydrous condition, we choose contact angle and the Gibbs free energy of failure stage as the indexes of evaluating asphalt - stone interface's adhesion properties, while the materials under the hydrous condition, we select cohesional work, contact angle, Gibbs free energy as the indexes of evaluating asphalt-stone system's resistance of moisture.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 723)

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459-465

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August 2013

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Tian Qing Ling, Yuan Yuan Wang, Chao Hui Shi

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Adhesion, Gibbs Free Energy, Surface Energy, Work of Cohesion

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