Considerations about the torsion recovery test of modified binders
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Elastic recovery test. Modified binders. Repeatability and reproducibility.Abstract
The objective of this work is to analyze Elastic Recovery Test (NLT-329/91) regarding the time of rotation of the asphalt sample and the control of the bath temperature of the asphalt during the elastic return, as well as the Repeatability and Reproducibility. Elastic Recovery Test evaluates the elastic recovery of asphalts and consists of subjecting an asphalt sample to a torsion of 180° in a range of 3 s to 5 s. The test result is expressed as percentage of elastic recovery after 30 minutes. Three types of modified binders were used. The tests were performed by two operators in spin times between 3 s and 5 s and between 30 s and 50 s, with and without water bath temperature control during the elastic return time. The results showed that torsion time influences the elastic return results. The longer the torsion time, the lower the elastic return. Variation of the water bath temperature of the asphalt during the elastic return time did not influence theresults. Repeatability and Reproducibility of the assay were high. The differences among results replicated by the same operator and among different operators were of
low variability. The total variation was 3.5% in relation to the mean and standard
deviation of 2.3.
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