Temperature-viscosity relationships of selected asphalt cements.

Beecroft, Gordon; Jenkins, J. C.

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Temperature-viscosity relationships of selected asphalt cements.

1970-06-01
By Beecroft, Gordon ; Jenkins, J. C.

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Creators:

Beecroft, Gordon ; Jenkins, J. C.
Corporate Creators:

Oregon State Highway Division, Materials and Research Section
Corporate Contributors:

United States. Federal Highway Administration
Subject/TRT Terms:

Asphalt Cement Asphalt Concrete Mix Design Soil Penetration Test Temperature Tests Viscosity
Publication/ Report Number:

HPR Project 1(6) 5142-609-09 ; Official Publication No. 69-7
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Oregon
Corporate Publisher:

Oregon State Highway Division, Materials and Research Section
Abstract:

To gain information on the appropriate temperature to obtain a given desirable viscosity for the various asphalt cements commonly used in Oregon, viscosities were determined at three or more temperatures near the mixing temperature. From the values determined by test, a plot of log-log viscosity vs. log absolute temperature can be used to predict the temperature associated with a specific viscosity value. To determine how these particular asphalts would fit the viscosity gradings proposed for asaphalt cement, the 140F viscosities were estimated by this method.
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PDF
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US Transportation Collection
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English

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