Storage stability and compatibility of asphalt binder modified by SBS graft copolymer

By H. Fu, Leidong Xie, Daying Dou, Linfan Li, Ming Yu, S. Yao. 2007

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A review of using waste and virgin polymer in pavement (2012, background): “The performance of road surfaces can be improved by modifying bitumen [10–18].”
Influence of thermo-oxidative aging on chemical composition and physical properties of polymer modified bitumens (2012, background): “etration at 25 C and the softening point temperature [3,9,10].”
Polymer modification of bitumen : Advances and challenges (2014, unknown): “Researchers have attempted different ways to remove these drawbacks, including sulfur vulcanization [82-87], adding antioxidants [22, 88, 89], using hydrophobic clay minerals [90-98] and functionalization (including application of reactive polymers) [10, 99-113].”
Micro-structural and rheological characteristics of SBS-asphalt blends during their manufacturing (2009, background): “Some operative complications were introduced by the polymer addition during the PMA elaboration because the polymer-asphalt mixture must be compatible and stable during the storage [5,6].”