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9.2.3. Ductility
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What is ductility in the context of bitumen?
Hint
Think about how bitumen behaves when temperatures change.
- 2.
Why is ductility important for pavements?
Hint
Consider the effects of temperature on materials.
- 3.
What does ductility refer to in bitumen?
- A. Its hardness
- B. Its ability to deform
- C. Its color
Hint
Think about how materials behave when stretched.
- 4.
True or False: High ductility in bitumen is detrimental to pavement performance.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider the benefits of flexibility.
- 5.
You have two different bitumen samples, one with high ductility and another with low ductility. Predict how each would perform in a region with extreme temperature fluctuations.
Hint
Consider how temperature changes affect flexibility.
- 6.
Discuss the financial implications of using low ductility bitumen in road construction versus high ductility bitumen.
Hint
Think about lifespan and repair costs.
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