Visco-Elastic Determination of Laboratory Mix & Compaction Temperatures

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Visco-Elastic Determination of Laboratory Mix & Compaction Temperatures Excerpts from NCHRP 9-39 research for discussion John Casola, Malvern Instruments & Randy West, NCAT

Outline Introduction Review NCHRP 3-39 goals Concept of the approach to determine Mix & Compaction Temperatures Review some of the data Compare predicted results with mix results

Why a new method? Equi-viscous method to determine Mix & Compaction temperatures has been used for many years and works well with neat, unmodified asphalt binders.

Why a new method? Equi-viscous method to determine Mix & Compaction temperatures has been used for many years and works well with neat, unmodified asphalt binders. However, engineered binders which are modified are not as easy to predict with this method.

Why a new method? Equi-viscous method to determine Mix & Compaction temperatures has been used for many years and works well with neat, unmodified asphalt binders. However, engineered binders which are modified are not as easy to predict with this method. In fact, using the equi-viscous method generally over predicts the temperatures which would cause over heating of the liquid asphalt binder, destroying the beneficial properties of the modifier.

Equi-Viscous Method (rotational viscosity or Brookfield test) Viscosity, Pa s 10 5 1 0.5 0.3 0.2 Compaction Range Mixing Range 0.1 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 Temperature, C

Modified have significantly different temperature susceptibility Viscosity, Pa s 10 5 1 0.5 0.3 0.2 Neat Compaction Range Mixing Range Modified 0.1 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 Temperature, C

Research Approach for 9-39 Evaluate several binder properties using most promising techniques. Determine temperature limits that cause binder degradation and emissions problems. Use mix tests to validate mixing and compaction temperatures. Use test of reasonableness to recommend the best procedure.

Candidate Methods for Determining Mixing & Compaction Temperatures High Shear Rate Viscosity (Yildirim, U/Texas) Steady Shear Flow (Reinke, MTE) Dynamic Shear Rheology (Casola, Malvern)

NCHRP 9-39 Work Plan 14 Asphalt Binders Part 1: Binder Testing Part 2: Mix Testing Steady Shear Flow Correlations Determine Minimum Mixing Temps Mix Coating Rotational Viscosity Determine Intermediate Mix Handling Temps Mix Workability Dynamic Shear Rheology & Reasonableness Determine Compaction Temps Range Mix Compaction Smoke & Emissions Potential Test Grade Binders Before & After SEP Establish Max Temp to Avoid Emissions Establish Max Temp to Avoid Degradation Check for Excessive Temps Determine Effect of Temps on Mix Props IDT Creep & Strength Test Select Best Method Mix Coating 4 Asphalt Binders Validation of Method Mix Workability Mix Compaction Draft New Test Method for Establishing Mixing & Compaction Temperatures

Work Plan Involved 14 Binders 14 Asphalt Binders Part 1: Binder Testing Part 2: Mix Testing Steady Shear Flow Correlations Determine Minimum Mixing Temps Mix Coating Rotational Viscosity Determine Intermediate Mix Handling Temps Mix Workability Dynamic Shear Rheology & Reasonableness Determine Compaction Temps Range Mix Compaction Smoke & Emissions Potential Test Grade Binders Before & After SEP Establish Max Temp to Avoid Emissions Establish Max Temp to Avoid Degradation Check for Excessive Temps Determine Effect of Temps on Mix Props IDT Creep & Strength Test Select Best Method Mix Coating 4 Asphalt Binders Validation of Method Mix Workability Mix Compaction Draft New Test Method for Establishing Mixing & Compaction Temperatures

Both Mix Testing & Binder Testing 14 Asphalt Binders Part 1: Binder Testing Part 2: Mix Testing Steady Shear Flow Correlations Determine Minimum Mixing Temps Mix Coating Rotational Viscosity Determine Intermediate Mix Handling Temps Mix Workability Dynamic Shear Rheology & Reasonableness Determine Compaction Temps Range Mix Compaction Smoke & Emissions Potential Test Grade Binders Before & After SEP Establish Max Temp to Avoid Emissions Establish Max Temp to Avoid Degradation Check for Excessive Temps Determine Effect of Temps on Mix Props IDT Creep & Strength Test Select Best Method Mix Coating 4 Asphalt Binders Validation of Method Mix Workability Mix Compaction Draft New Test Method for Establishing Mixing & Compaction Temperatures

Correlate the Mix & Binder Results 14 Asphalt Binders Part 1: Binder Testing Part 2: Mix Testing Steady Shear Flow Correlations Determine Minimum Mixing Temps Mix Coating Rotational Viscosity Determine Intermediate Mix Handling Temps Mix Workability Dynamic Shear Rheology & Reasonableness Determine Compaction Temps Range Mix Compaction Smoke & Emissions Potential Test Grade Binders Before & After SEP Establish Max Temp to Avoid Emissions Establish Max Temp to Avoid Degradation Check for Excessive Temps Determine Effect of Temps on Mix Props IDT Creep & Strength Test Select Best Method Mix Coating 4 Asphalt Binders Validation of Method Mix Workability Mix Compaction Draft New Test Method for Establishing Mixing & Compaction Temperatures

Ensure Temperatures are in Range 14 Asphalt Binders Part 1: Binder Testing Part 2: Mix Testing Steady Shear Flow Correlations Determine Minimum Mixing Temps Mix Coating Rotational Viscosity Determine Intermediate Mix Handling Temps Mix Workability Dynamic Shear Rheology & Reasonableness Determine Compaction Temps Range Mix Compaction Smoke & Emissions Potential Test Grade Binders Before & After SEP Establish Max Temp to Avoid Emissions Establish Max Temp to Avoid Degradation Check for Excessive Temps Determine Effect of Temps on Mix Props IDT Creep & Strength Test Select Best Method Mix Coating 4 Asphalt Binders Validation of Method Mix Workability Mix Compaction Draft New Test Method for Establishing Mixing & Compaction Temperatures

Determine the Best Method 14 Asphalt Binders Part 1: Binder Testing Part 2: Mix Testing Steady Shear Flow Correlations Determine Minimum Mixing Temps Mix Coating Rotational Viscosity Determine Intermediate Mix Handling Temps Mix Workability Dynamic Shear Rheology & Reasonableness Determine Compaction Temps Range Mix Compaction Smoke & Emissions Potential Test Grade Binders Before & After SEP Establish Max Temp to Avoid Emissions Establish Max Temp to Avoid Degradation Check for Excessive Temps Determine Effect of Temps on Mix Props IDT Creep & Strength Test Select Best Method Mix Coating 4 Asphalt Binders Validation of Method Mix Workability Mix Compaction Draft New Test Method for Establishing Mixing & Compaction Temperatures

Draft a Procedure 14 Asphalt Binders Part 1: Binder Testing Part 2: Mix Testing Steady Shear Flow Correlations Determine Minimum Mixing Temps Mix Coating Rotational Viscosity Determine Intermediate Mix Handling Temps Mix Workability Dynamic Shear Rheology & Reasonableness Determine Compaction Temps Range Mix Compaction Smoke & Emissions Potential Test Grade Binders Before & After SEP Establish Max Temp to Avoid Emissions Establish Max Temp to Avoid Degradation Check for Excessive Temps Determine Effect of Temps on Mix Props IDT Creep & Strength Test Select Best Method Mix Coating 4 Asphalt Binders Validation of Method Mix Workability Mix Compaction Draft New Test Method for Establishing Mixing & Compaction Temperatures

This discussion will focus on DSR method 14 Asphalt Binders Part 1: Binder Testing Part 2: Mix Testing Steady Shear Flow Correlations Determine Minimum Mixing Temps Mix Coating Rotational Viscosity Determine Intermediate Mix Handling Temps Mix Workability Dynamic Shear Rheology & Reasonableness Determine Compaction Temps Range Mix Compaction Smoke & Emissions Potential Test Grade Binders Before & After SEP Establish Max Temp to Avoid Emissions Establish Max Temp to Avoid Degradation Check for Excessive Temps Determine Effect of Temps on Mix Props IDT Creep & Strength Test Select Best Method Mix Coating 4 Asphalt Binders Validation of Method Mix Workability Mix Compaction Draft New Test Method for Establishing Mixing & Compaction Temperatures

Binders In the Test Plan 52 58 64 70 76 82-10 K -16 J -22 F G,H,L M, N -28 D O I -34 A E C -40 B unmodified grade modified grade

Binders In the Test Plan Binder I.D. Binder Grade Modification Suppliers Mixing Temp, ( F) Suppliers Compaction Temp. ( F) B PG 64-40 SBS 302-320 284-311 C PG 70-34 SBS 302-320 284-311 D PG 58-28 None 295-309 275-284 E PG 58-34 Air Blown 293-308 273-284 F PG 64-22 None 315 295 G PG 76-22 SBS+PPA 335 315 H PG 76-22 SBS 315-325 305-315 I PG 70-28 Air Blown 322-336 302-313 J PG 64-16 None 307-313 267-273 K PG 64-10 None 285-305 265-285 L PG 76-22 Crumb Rubber 320-330 290-300 M PG 82-22 F-T Wax+SBS No information available N PG 82-22 SBS No information available O PG 64-28 None 313-324 291-300

Asphalts Tested Spec Grade TruGrade Supplier Freq at 86 A PG 52-34 None Husky 158.45 B PG 64-40 SBS 69.3-37.3 Husky 1.1 C PG 70-34 SBS 75.1-38.9 Husky 0.20603 D PG 58-28 None 60.3-31.7 Husky 122.56 E PG 58-34 Air Blown 60.9-33.1 Husky 37.85 F PG 64-22 None 67.8-23.5 Ergon 75 G PG 76-22 SBS + PPA 82.5-24.2 Ergon 0.03 H PG 76-22 SBS 78.3-27.7 Citgo 0.2206 I PG 70-28 Elvaloy Air Blown + PPA 71.8-29.2 Citgo 2.975 J PG 64-16 None 64.3-20.7 Alon 565.2 K PG 64-10 None 65.3-13Alon-Apart? 800 L PG 76-22 Crumb Rubber + SBS Apart M PG 82-22 Sasoflex 85.4-19.4 Sasol 0.0684 N PG 82-22 SBS 84.3-25.5 Valero O PG 64-28 None 65.6-29.7 Citgo 21.12 P PG 76-22 SBS + Sasoflex Sasoflex 0.23 W PG 58-34 Air Blown Modified Husky X PG 70-28 Elvaloy Un-Modified Ergon Y PG 64-22 None Citgo Z PG 76-22 SBS + Air Blown Alon

Concept Use of Visco-Elastic criteria for the ranking & determination of laboratory mix & compaction temperatures. Identify a range of temperatures Compile a Master Curve via TTS Identify a threshold for comparison A clear point where the material is no longer Newtonian Frequency where the Phase angle equals 86 o Correlate to actual Lab Mix performance Compare to Manufactures recommendations Compare to EC-101

Some Background On Why This Approach Mixing stresses & shear rates are extremely complex. The ability to coat & compact differ from Neat to Modified binders. Elastic contributions are significantly different in modified binders which is the likely cause of these differences. The transition from Newtonian to non-newtonian behavior would make for an easily identifiable threshold. We are unable to clearly see these differences at or around the mixing temperature. In order to quantify visco-elastic differences the sample temperature must be lowered. Simply put, a phase angle above 86 o is considered in the Newtonian region. A Phase Angle of 86 o is an easily identifiable transition point of the material exhibiting VE behavior for comparison. To see this transition over a reasonable range of frequency, we will investigate the samples at a temperature of 80 o C

Dynamic Shear Rheology Comparing 2 Binders; Neat vs. Modified Neat Modified Rad/s

Sample A Frequency Sweeps at Several Temperatures

Asphalt A Time Temperature Superposition to 80 o C

Sample A Identify Freq at Phase of 86 o at a Temperature of 80 o C Freq = 118.45rad/sec Phase = 86.06 o Temp = 80 o C

Comparison of TruGrade vs. DSR Modified Un-Modified Spec Grade TruGrade Spec Grade Freq at 86 Mix T (F) M PG 82-22 85.4-19 G PG 76-22 0.03 SBS + PPA 324 G PG 76-22 82.5-24 M PG 82-22 0.0684 Sasoflex 319 H PG 76-22 78.3-28 C PG 70-34 0.20603 SBS 315 C PG 70-34 75.1-39 H PG 76-22 0.2206 SBS 314 I PG 70-28 71.8-29 B PG 64-40 1.1 SBS 309 B PG 64-40 69.3-37 I PG 70-28 2.975 Air Blown 306 F PG 64-22 67.8-24 O PG 64-28 21.12 None 301 O PG 64-28 65.6-30 E PG 58-34 37.85 Air Blown 300 K PG 64-10 65.3-13 F PG 64-22 75 None 298 J PG 64-16 64.3-21 D PG 58-28 122.56 None 296 E PG 58-34 60.9-33 J PG 64-16 580 None 293 D PG 58-28 60.3-32 K PG 64-10 800 None 292

Mix Testing Performed by NCAT

Estimated Mix Temperature Chart Estimated Mix Temperature 1000 Frequency (rad/sec) 100 10 1 0.1 0.01 0.001 270 280 290 300 310 320 330 340 350 360 370 Temperature (F)

Model the relationship Mixing Temperature (ºF) = 325ω -0.0135 (ºC) = 163ω -0.0135 Compaction Temperature (ºF) = 300ω -0.012 (ºC) = 149ω -0.012 where ω is the frequency in rad/s where the measured phase angle equals 86 o at a temperature of 80 o C

Predicted Mix & Compaction Temperatures

EC-101 Recommendations EC-101 Recomendations 340 Mix Temperature 320 300 280 260 240 220 Min EC101 Max EC101 Midpoint EC101 Poly. (Midpoint EC101) 200 46 52 58 64 70 76 82 Grade

Comparison to Manufacturer s Recommendations Predicted vs. Mfg 350 Temperature (F) 330 310 290 270 250 Series1 Series2 Series3 B C D E F G H I J K O Sample

Summary of Results Compare to Equi-Viscous Method

Summary of Results Compare to Mix & Compaction Results

Summary of Results Compare to Mix & Compaction Results M M M c c C

Regarding the Comparison to Industry Guidelines Everything fell within the EC-101 Guidelines. Not a very useful method for first approximation Most of the predicted mix temperatures fell within the Manufacturer s guidelines which, are a much narrower temperature range to that of EC-101. Of those that fell outside of the Mfg s guidelines: all predicted temperatures were lower.

In Summary Initial review appears to rank and predict within reason. Some of the samples were predicted to be lower than the Mfg s recommendations. Conclusion of the project is nearing with a formal report to follow. Testing is quick & easy

Thank you for your time Questions! 973-740-1543 john.casola@malvern.com