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11.9. Bituminous Cutbacks
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- 1.
What is a bituminous cutback?
Hint
Think about why viscosity might need to be reduced.
- 2.
Name the three types of curing classifications for cutbacks.
Hint
Remember the acronym R-M-S.
- 3.
What is the primary purpose of a bituminous cutback?
- To increase viscosity
- To reduce viscosity
- To change color
Hint
Think about how viscosity affects handling.
- 4.
Cutbacks are classified based on their:
- Color
- Curing time
- Weight
Hint
Recall the three types of curing.
- 5.
You are tasked with selecting a type of cutback for a rural road that experiences frequent wet conditions. Which type would be most suitable and why?
Hint
Consider the impact of environmental conditions on the performance.
- 6.
Critically analyze the environmental implications of using volatile solvents in bituminous cutbacks compared to emulsions.
Hint
Reflect on safety regulations and any health impacts of volatile compounds.
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