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Water susceptibility of fillers for bituminous mixtures

The water susceptibility of fillers for bituminous mixtures is determined by separation of the filler from the bitumen-filler mixture. The test is conducted according to CEN EN 1744-4 (2005). [Pg.87]

The bitumen and filler mixture, which contains 50 0.5 g of low-viscosity bitumen solution (50/70 bitumen and kerosene) and 10 0.1 g of filler passing through the 0.125 mm sieve, is stirred with hot water at 60°C 1°C for 300 5 s and left to rest for 300 5 s. The water is then emptied into a conical flask and stirred again for a further 300 5 s. [Pg.87]

The mixture at the end of 300 s is visually examined to determine any uncoated filler (separation is indicated by the turbidity of the water). If not, the filler is considered nonsus-ceptible to water. Otherwise, the water is collected and filtered to recover the filler. [Pg.87]

The susceptibility of filler to water (WJ is calculated from the following formula  [Pg.87]

More details and information about the test are given in CEN EN 1744-4 (2005). [Pg.87]


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