liquid asphalt containing two petroleum-basedA. DSR1.materialslaboratory equipment for simulating short- and long-B. elasticterm mixture agingtype of rheometer for measuring high- &11.intermediate-temperature binder rheologyС. HWT3. test to assess durability for fine aggregatge12. material behavior with instantaneous responseD. BBR4. intermediate-temperature mixture performance testE. PAV5. time-dependent materíal behavior13. test to assess interparticle friction of fine aggregatetest to assess interparticle friction of coarse6.aggregateF. emulsion14. low-temperature mixture performance testlaboratory equipment for simulating long-term binder15.type of rheometer for measuring low-temperature7.binder rheologyG. IDEAL-CTaging in the fieldliquíd asphalt containing one petroleum-basedforced draftН.8. high-temperature mixture performance testoven16. materialI. CAAlaboratory equipment for simulating long-term binder9.aging during production and constructionJ. SE10. test to assess durability of coarse aggregate2.

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Asphalt Binders and Mixtures

Asphalt binders are subsidiary products procured during the refining process of petroleum while manufacturing gasoline, diesel, and similar petroleum products. Asphalt binders are obtained from the residue that remains after the distillation of petroleum, this residue is further subjected to steam distillation and oxidation to remove the traces of gas oil present in the residue. Certain additives or modifiers are also added to asphalt binders to alter them to suit different applications.

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liquid asphalt containing two petroleum-based
A. DSR
1.
materials
laboratory equipment for simulating short- and long-
B. elastic
term mixture aging
type of rheometer for measuring high- &
11.
intermediate-temperature binder rheology
С. HWT
3. test to assess durability for fine aggregatge
12. material behavior with instantaneous response
D. BBR
4. intermediate-temperature mixture performance test
E. PAV
5. time-dependent materíal behavior
13. test to assess interparticle friction of fine aggregate
test to assess interparticle friction of coarse
6.
aggregate
F. emulsion
14. low-temperature mixture performance test
laboratory equipment for simulating long-term binder
15.
type of rheometer for measuring low-temperature
7.
binder rheology
G. IDEAL-CT
aging in the field
liquíd asphalt containing one petroleum-based
forced draft
Н.
8. high-temperature mixture performance test
oven
16. material
I. CAA
laboratory equipment for simulating long-term binder
9.
aging during production and construction
J. SE
10. test to assess durability of coarse aggregate
2.

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