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Lime In Asphalt - Anfacal

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<strong>Lime</strong> <strong>In</strong> <strong>Asphalt</strong><strong>Lime</strong> in <strong>Asphalt</strong>Not Just a FillerNot Just a FillerHydrated <strong>Lime</strong> is an Active <strong>In</strong>gredient in<strong>Asphalt</strong> Mixes and providesAdded ValueHydrated <strong>Lime</strong> is an Active <strong>In</strong>gredient in<strong>Asphalt</strong> Mixes and provides Added Value


Benefits of <strong>Lime</strong> in <strong>Asphalt</strong>Hydrated <strong>Lime</strong> (HL) provides a host of benefits• Reduced Rutting• Slower Aging Rate• Reduced Cracking due to Fatigue• Excellent Anti-Stripping Agent


Rutting Prevention in HMAImproved Bitumen StiffnessThe addition of 1.0% to 1.5% Hydrated <strong>Lime</strong> (HL) to <strong>Asphalt</strong>mixes results in a marked improvement in rutting resistance.This graph shows the change in G*/Sin delta across five SHRP bitumens by modifyingthem with 20% hydrated lime (equivalent to 1 – 1.5% HL in the HMA)


Rutting Prevention in HMAResults of Rut TestingRut test results on four different aggregates further demonstratethe effect of adding Hydrated <strong>Lime</strong> (HL) to the asphalt mixGeorgia Rut Tester (40C) to 7.5mm depth


Reduce Oxidation and Aging RateImpact of HL on OxidativeHardening of BitumenPhysiochemical interactionsbetween Hydrated <strong>Lime</strong>and bitumen reduce thesusceptibility of thebitumen to oxidativedeteriorationReduced Cracking of the<strong>Asphalt</strong> surface is obtainedas the bitumen remainsmore ductile


Less Cracking due to FatigueHL effect on Bitumen chemistry improves cyclictensile loading performanceResults of cyclic tensilefatigue testing of HMAsamples. A significantimprovement inperformance is evident inthe HL treated mixtures.Results of fatigue testing on dense-graded mixtures of crushedlimestone aggregate and two SHRPbitumens. Samples aged beforetesting. 20% HL equivalent to 1%in a typical HMA mix


Hydrated <strong>Lime</strong> is the bestAnti-Stripping AgentSubstantially Decreases Moisture DamageAggregate properties tendto dominate when it comesmoisture susceptibility,which is a prime culprit instripping of HMA.Relative Effectiveness of Additives in ReducingMoisture Damage Susceptibility<strong>Lime</strong> interaction at theaggregate surface enhancesthe bitumen-aggregate bond.Hydrated <strong>Lime</strong> outperformsall other types of anti-stripagents in ASTM tests.


Financial Benefit of <strong>Lime</strong> in<strong>Asphalt</strong> Mixes from Longer Life<strong>In</strong>clude 1-1.5%Hydrated <strong>Lime</strong> in<strong>Asphalt</strong> mix designGain the followingoperational benefits:• Reduced Rutting• Slower Aging due to Oxidation• Reduced Cracking due to Fatigue• Excellent Anti-Stripping AgentLower yourLife-Cycle CostSave $$$ inMaintenance, Repair,and Replacement Costs


<strong>Lime</strong> is for EveryoneThe DesignerProven Technology – Excellent performance recordBest use of in-place materials – Ecologically preferredVery cost efficient – More roads for the same budget!The BuilderProven Technology – Excellent performance recordEasy to use and readily availableHelps keep the job moving – removes water and clay problemsVery cost efficient – More roads for the same budget!

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