Role of adhesion and thin film tackiness of asphalt binders in moisture damage of HMA

By K. Kanitpong, H. Bahia. 2003

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Moisture susceptibility of asphalt mixtures, Part 1: mechanisms (2008, background): “These techniques are supported by theories that explain adhesive bond mechanisms that have been classified as (Hicks 1991, Kanitpong and Bahia 2003, Little and Jones 2003, Hefer et al. 2005): . weak boundary layers, . electrostatic forces, . chemical bonding, . mechanical bonding, and . adhesion…”
Effects of moisture damage on asphalt mixtures (2020, methodology): “Most researchers focus on the loss of the adhesion bond or the separation of the bitumen and aggregate surface regardless of the loss in cohesion, although the loss in cohesion is more common (Kanitpong and Bahia, 2003).”
Adhesive and Cohesive Properties of Asphalt-Aggregate Systems Subjected to Moisture Damage (2010, methodology): “A better understanding of the moisture sensitivity of HMA could be achieved with a quantitative measurement of the influence of water on both adhesion and cohesion, performed directly on the asphalt-aggregate system (Youtcheff and Aurilio, 1997; Huang et al., 2002; Kanitpong and Bahia, 2003).”
Measuring the Effect of Moisture on Asphalt–Aggregate Bond with the Bitumen Bond Strength Test (2011, background): “Specimens with thinner asphalt film have adhesive failure (6).”