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  • Reactive Silane-Coupled Asphalt/Mineral Composites as Binders in Paving Construction
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Composite materials using asphalts, mineral dusts, and a class of chemical coupling agents known as reactive silanes are prepared for use as binders in paving construction where asphalt alone is in general use at the present. The report describes how

Composite materials using asphalts, mineral dusts, and a class of chemical coupling agents known as reactive silanes are prepared for use as binders in paving construction where asphalt alone is in general use at the present. The report describes how these coupling agents may, in very low concentrations, react with both asphalts and mineral dust fillers at the interfaces of their mixtures to integrate them into new materials which may appropriately be termed composite materials. Differing asphalts, mineral fillers, and silanes are considered. Also, wide ranges in composition and differing manufacturing methods are described. The report leads through a series of phases in development and characterization of composite products and in the evolution of the concepts and criteria felt by the author to be required for manufacture and control of superior composite binders.

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1983-12
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    • Identifier Type
      Arizona Documents Classification System (AZDOCS)
      Identifier Value
      TRT 28.2:A 76
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      Report Number FHWA/AZ 83/187
    • date
      December 1983

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    Prepared by: Jeffrey A. Faulkner

    Prepared for: Arizona Department of Transportation in cooperation with The U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration

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