ASPHALT ANTISTRIPPING ADDITIVES (DOPE)

PAVEGRIP 550 "ANTISTRIPPING"

Moisture Damage or stripping is a serious issue that leads to the premature failure of the bond between the aggregate and the liquid asphalt cement. A basic test such as the boiling water test (ASTM D 3625) shows that an asphalt mix that is susceptible to stripping is visible with the signs of the liquid asphalt pulling away from the surface and exposing the aggregate. 

Today's Superpave test requirements recommend testing for moisture damage using AASHTO T 283. This uses tensile strength testing on compacted mix to indicate if conditioning of the sample shows the mix will strip. If the mix does strip, antistripping additive is tested to show if it will prevent stripping. Increasing the strength ratio of a weak mix or a mix that will strip, increases the strength and will extend the life span of the road.

PRODUCT

Pavegrip 550 is a concentrated 100% active liquid antistripping additive.  It's 100% active formulation makes this low odor, heat stable product a high performance additive that can help with even the most difficult mix designs.

It is well document through research that using additives will help prevent moisture damage. The use of an additive is recommended in all levels of the roadbed as moisture / water attacks from all sides:

. Surface water forced in by the weight of heavy vehicles
. From the side of the road bed due to poor side drainage
. From beneath the road as ground pressure pushes water up in to the road

This water is the bond breaker that leads to 
failure ! 


There are two major benefits to using liquid antistripping additives:

1) Increased adhesion improves performance, which increases the lifespan of the pavement - saving money long term in reduced maintenance.

The strength of the asphalts adhesion to the aggregate is measured using a test called the TSR test (Tensile Strength Ratio). Asphalt samples are compacted for testing in which one is set aside as is (the control) while the other is conditioned (a series of heating and freezing). A breaking head is used to measure the amount of pressure required to break the sample.

TSR = average conditioned strength / average control strength (Most agencies require a TSR minimum of 80%)

2) Another advantage to liquid additives is that they allow the use of less expensive aggregates

The ability to use less expensive aggregate reduces the overall cost per ton of mix - which provides significant savings!

Pavegrip - increase your performance, and reduce your costs !

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BENEFITS

SUPERPAVE Moisture Sensitivity Testing -  Significantly improves Tensile Strength Ratio results in the AASHTO T-283 test procedure 
Easy to use liquid - Unlike lime, it does not increase dust content and lower the voids in the mineral aggregate (VMA).  Also, being a liquid it can be metered or pumped using  a gear or displacement pump. More

PROPERTIES

Viscosity @ 77F cs 250-500
Specific Gravity @ 77F 1.02+-0.04
Weight, lbs/gal @ 77F 8.50 ± 0.33
Flash Point (ASTM D92) >120C
Pour Point (ASTM D97) 12C/54F
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STORAGE AND HANDLING

Always refer to the product MSDS prior to handling.  Pavegrip 550 is a DOT regulated product.  Pavegrip 550 can be stored in a mild steel tank.  The recommended storage temperature is 100º to 120º F. Packaging includes 55 gallon drums (400 pounds net), 275 gallon totes (2,000 pounds net) or in various bulk quantities. More
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