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10.3. Bituminous Emulsions
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What is a bituminous emulsion?
Hint
Think of how it is used in road construction.
- 2.
Name the two main types of bituminous emulsions.
Hint
One type is better at adhering to aggregates.
- 3.
What is the primary advantage of cationic emulsions over anionic emulsions?
- Better adhesion
- Lower cost
- Faster drying
Hint
Consider the role of charge in interactions.
- 4.
True or False: Anionic emulsions are more commonly used in practice than cationic emulsions.
- True
- False
Hint
Focus on the interaction between emulsions and aggregates.
- 5.
A construction team needs to choose an emulsion for a cold weather project where extended workability is essential. What type of emulsion would be best and why?
Hint
Consider how temperature affects curing times.
- 6.
Discuss how the choice of anionic emulsion may lead to issues in aggregate adhesion in specific environmental conditions.
Hint
Think about environmental influences on material interactions.
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