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Bituminous
Emulsions in Road
Construction
CONTENTS
Definition
Why is Emulsions used?
Types of Emulsions.
Commercial types.
Properties.
Standard Tests.
Uses.
Popular Commercial Brands.
Conclusion.
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Where is Bituminous
Emulsion used?
Main function of
Emulsion
Types of Emulsifiers
Anionic Emulsifiers
Cationic Emulsifiers
Non- ionic Emulsifiers
Colloidal Emulsifiers
Anionic Emulsions
Anionic Emulsifiers
Sodium Sterate
(Soap Solution)
CH3(CH2)16CO
O
NaNa-
Na-
Bitumen
Globule
Na-
Na-
Na-
Cationic Emulsion
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Cationic Emulsifiers
Br
+
Br
+
Br+
Ammonium
Bromite
Bitumen
Globule
C16H33(CH3)3
NBr
Br+
Br+
Br+
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Commercial Types of
Emulsions
as per IS:8887
Slow-Set
Medium-Set
Rapid-Set
Related to viscosity and hardness of base
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Properties of Emulsions
Residue on Sieving
Stability of Mixing with Coarse
Graded Aggregate
Stability to mixing with Cement
Water Cement
Sedimentation
Viscosity
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Long period
Storage Stability
The difference in
water content after
three months of
storage should not
be more than 2%.
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Uses of Emulsions
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Amount of Bitumen
Emulsions used in some
countries
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Popular Brands
Commercial Emulsion
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Conclusions
Cold mixes are equally good as hot mixes;
they have same structural strength as hot
mixes. In fact they are more stable then hot
mixes in higher defection areas because they
are more flexible than a hot mixes. Reducing
pollution, saving energy are the added
advantages with cold mixes.
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References
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Thank You
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