Investigation of the Effects of Modified Bitumen on Asphalt Concrete Performance by Industrial Waste

Abstract

The increase in industrial wastes, which are released to the nature together with the developing technology, seriously damages both the environment and human health. The amount of waste materials is increasing day by day and the storage areas are limited. Nowadays, some waste materials are used in the construction sector for their usability and recovery. The use of waste as a recycling material is known to be used in road construction as a contribution to the content of bitumen, which constitutes the majority of the cost of asphalt concrete. In this study, the effects of modified bitumen on the performance characteristics of asphalt concrete containing waste were investigated. Samples were obtained with Marshall Design by using bitumen modified with these materials and their results were evaluated. When the test results are examined; it was observed that the Marshall strengths of the modified samples decreased in small amounts. However, all samples provide the required standard conditions. In this way, both environmental waste is evaluated and sustainable life is ensured.

Keywords

• Waste,Concrete,Marshall design,Bitumen,Industrial waste

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