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外文文献及译文玻璃纤维对于沥青稳固性影响的研究
唐山学院
毕业设计
外文资料翻译
系别:
土木工程系
班级:
07级土木工程
(2)班
姓 名:
赵菲
指导教师:
贾开武
2006年6月13日
一.英文原文
ASTUDYONTHEEFFECTOFGLASSFIBREONTHESTABILITYOFBITUMINOUSMIXES
S.JAYALEKSHMI1andN.ANJANEYULU²
ABSTRACT:
Surfacecrackingofpavementsdecreasesitsfatigueresponse.Theinclusionofglassfibreinbituminousmixesincreasesthefatiguelifeofpavements.InthecurrentinvestigationE–glassfibreismixedwiththebituminousmixesandMarshallStabilitytestwasconducted.Theoptimumbitumencontentandflowvaluewereevaluated.Theinfluenceofthisglassfibreondurabilityandtheengineeringpropertiesofsemidensebituminousconcretesuchasstability,flow,airvoidsinthemix,voidsinmineralaggregatesandvoidsfilledwithbitumenarepresentedinthispaper.Thestabilityvaluesincreasedbyasmuchas32%.
KEYWORDS:
FibreGlass,BituminousMixes,MarshallStabilityTest,Stability,FlowValue
1.INTRODUCTION
Thelowtensilestrengthofbituminousmixescausesthepavementsubjectedtorepeatedloadingtocrack.Thepropagatedcracksdevelopdistresssymptomslikeraveling,undulations,rutting,cracking,bleeding,shovingandpotholingofbituminoussurfacing.Thehightrafficintensityofcommercialvehiclesalsocompoundsthisproblem.Hence,toimprovetheperformanceofthepavements,reinforcementsandadditivesareaddedtothebituminousmixes.Therefore,therearisesanecessitytoevaluatetheoptimumfibrecontentandthetypeoffibre.Thefibresplacedinthebituminousmixarehomogeneouslydispersedandactasstressabsorbinglayers.Intherecentpast,cotton,metalwireandasbestoswereused.Cottonisdegradableandcannotbeusedaslongtermreinforcement;metalwirerustswhenwaterpenetrates.Asbestosposeshealthhazard.Thisautomaticallyleadstothechoiceofglassfibre.Transportationisthelifelineofanynation'seconomyandhenceimprovingtheperformanceofthepavementsindirectlybooststheeconomy.
2.REVIEWOFLITERATURE
Freeman(1978)foundthattheincorporationofpolyesterfibreasareinforcementinthesurfacecourse,reducesreflectivecracking.Theeffectwasstudiedbyvaryingthediameter,lengthandpercentageofthepolyesterfibre.Gokhale(1987)carriedoutstudiesonreinforcedbituminoussurfaceswithfibreglasssheetandTeflonsheetsandwithfivetypesofgradationsofmineralaggregates.Kim(1999)evaluatedtheperformanceofpolymer-modified(polypropylenefilmandagrid)bituminousmixturesandspeciallydesignedreinforcingtechniqueagainstreflectivecrackingfortypicalbituminouspavementoverlayers.ThewheeltrackingtestwasusedtoinvestigatedurabilityaspectssuchastheplasticflowresistanceandcrackresistanceofthegeogridreinforcedbituminousmixturesbyKomatsu(1998).Thematerialusedwasahighstrength,highmoduluspolyoxymethylenefibre.AsperLytton(1989),theuseofgeotextilesinbituminousoverlaysenhancesreinforcing,strainreliefandundersealing.Thereflectioncrackingcausedbytheloadsandthermalcontractionwasarrestedbytheuseofgeotextilereinforcement.Maurer(1989)determinedtheeffectivenessofvariousgeotextilesandfibresinretardingthereflectivecrackformationinbituminousoverlay.Thefatiguelifeandtherutresistancealsoimproved.ThecheapesttypeofglassfibreavailablecommerciallyistheE-GlassFibreandthismaterialisusedinthepresentstudyasreinforcementwithinthebituminousmix.
3.LABORATORYSTUDY
MATERIALPROPERTIES
3.1.1GlassFibre
ThepropertiesoftheE-GlassFibreusedareaslistedinTable1.
3.1.2Aggregate
TheaggregateusedinthestudyisofthegradationspecifiedbytheMORT&H(SpecificationsforRoadandBridgeWorks(2001))for25-30mmthickSemi-DenseBituminousConcrete(GradeII).ThisisthemostwidelyusedsurfacecourseforhighwaysinIndia.TestsconductedontheaggregateshowedthematerialpropertiesindicatedinTable2.
Correctsampling(Representativesample)wasensuredascorrectnessoftheMarshallStabilityTestlargelydependsonpropersampling.Therequiredgradationwasarrivedatbybatchmixingbycarefullyproportioningtwoorthreesizesofaggregatemixtures.Thenominalsizeoftheaggregateis10mm.Thelayerthicknessis25mm-30mm.ThegradationisasshowninTable3.TheSemiDenseBituminousPavementLayershaveaminimumstabilityofkNat60℃.Theflowis2mmto4mm.Compactionisachievedbygiving75blowsoneachofthetwofacesofthespecimen.Thepercentageofairvoidsis3-5.Thepercentageofvoidsfilledwithbitumenis65-78.
3.1.3Bitumen
TheengineeringpropertiesofBitumenusedinthestudyarelistedinTable4.Both60/70gradebitumenand80/100bitumenwereusedinthestudy.
4.METHODOLOGY
Bitumenandaggregateformthemajorconstituentsofthesurfacelayerofaflexiblepavement.Thefollowingpropertieswereevaluated.
Bitumen:
Penetration,softeningpoint,ductility,specificgravity.
Aggregate:
Crushingvalue,impactvalue,abrasionvalue,flakinessindex,elongationindex,waterabsorption,specificgravity.
GradationofSemiDenseBituminousConcreteusuallyusedforsurfacelayersoftheflexiblepavementsinIndiahasbeenselectedforthepresentstudy.
Allthetestswereperformedaccordingtothestandards.MarshallMethodofmixdesignwascarriedoutonglassfiberreinforcedandunreinforcedbituminousmixestoarriveatoptimumfibercontentandoptimumbindercontent.
Followingarethevariablessetforthepresentstudy:
Fiberpercentagesof0,,,,,
Gradeofbitumen:
60/70and80/100
Thedimensionsoftheglassfiberusedareasfollows;
Glassfiberlength:
12.5mm
Diameterofglassfiber:
5-10μm
Itisimportanttocharacterizethevariouspavementmaterialsandfindtheoptimumconditionsfortesting.Glassfiberavailableinthelocalmarketisusedasreinforcementfortheexperimentalinvestigation.Toeliminateanypossibilityoferrorsinsamplingforpreparingbatchmixes,amixhasbeenpreparedthathasthegradationaroundthemid-valueofthegradationlimitsgiveninTable.Thus,oneparameterofgradationofaggregatehasbeenfixed.MarshallStabilityandflowvalueshavebeenusedasparametersfortheassessmentofthestrengthofthepavement.TheMarshallStabilitytesthasbeencarriedoutatvariouspercentagesofthefibre,toarriveattheoptimumpercentageoftheglassfiberthatgivesmaximumstabilityandaflowwithinspecificationlimits.
5.RESULTSANDDISCUSSION
Forvariousbindercontents,thevaluesofstability,flow,unitweight,percentagevoidsandpercentageaggregatevoidswereexaminedforthereinforcedandun-reinforcedbitumen.Fortheunreinforcedcase,theMarshallStabilityvaluesfordifferentbitumencontentsisasshowninFigure1TheMarshallstabilityvalueincreaseswiththebitumencontentuntilitreachesapeakvaluecorrespondingto%for60/70gradebitumenand%for80/100gradebitumen.Thevariationofbulkdensityandpercentageairvoidswiththebitumencontentwasalsoexamined.Thebulkdensityvs.bitumencontentvariationisplottedinFigure2.
Thepercentageairvoidsvs.bitumencontentvariationisasshowninFigure3.
FromFigure1,Figure2andFigure3,theoptimumbitumencontentfor60/70gradebitumenisfoundtobe%andthatfor80/100bitumenisfoundtobe%.
Figure4andFigure5showthevariationofbulkdensitywithfibrecontentfor60/70and80/100gradebitumenrespectively.
Atafibrecontentof%,theoptimumbitumencontentforreinforcedmixis%.Forhighergradesofbitumen,thestabilitydecreasesbecauseofinsufficientbondagebetweenaggregates,fibreandbitumen.Theflowwasfoundtobewithinthelimitsof2-4mmasspecifiedbyMORT&H2001(SpecificationsforRoadandBridgeWorks)Thereisanegligblechangeinunitweight.
6.CONCLUSIONS
Basedontheexperimentalinvestigationonglassfiberreinforcedbituminousmix,thefollowingconclusionsweredrawn:
About20to32percentincreaseinstabilityvaluescanbeachievedbyreinforcingthebituminousmixwithglassfiber.HigherstabilityvaluesindicatethatthereinforcedmixeswouldbelesssusceptibletocrackingofFlexiblepavements.
FromtheMarshallStabilitytestsconducted,anoptimumfibercontentof%bytheweightoftotalmixwasfoundforabitumencontentof%.
Fortheoptimumfibercontent,themaximumstabilityvaluewasfoundtobekNforabitumencontentof%.
Theservicelifeofthepavementisexpectedtoincreaseafterreinforcingthebituminousmixwithglassfiber.
Fromtheobservedimprovementsinstabilityandengineeringproperties,itcanbeconcludedthatthereinforcedbituminousmixesaresuitableinheavytrafficconditionsalso.
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