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46-x or PG 52-x, 100°C for binders having high-temperature grading designations of PG<br />

58-x and higher. A PAV temperature of 110°C is used in simulating desert environments.<br />

NOTE 8.--Two BBR beams requiring PAV material are required. In addition, four DT samples may also<br />

be needed requiring about 60 g of PAV-conditioned asphalt binder.<br />

7.10 Complete steps 7.1 through 7.9 during the first day of testing. This will allow<br />

further testing to begin on the second day, when the PAV procedure is complete.<br />

7.11 At the conclusion of the PAV procedure, carefully remove the residue from the<br />

vessel and combine individual pans of the same aged asphalt binder. Prepare two bending<br />

beam specimens according to TP1. Retain sufficient residue to prepare four direct tension<br />

specimens if required.<br />

7.12 Perform the DSR test (TP5) on the PAV residue at the test temperature<br />

specified in table 1 of MP1 indicated for the high-temperature and low-temperature grading<br />

designation of the binder being verified. For example, test a PG 64-40 asphalt binder at<br />

16°C. The value for G'sin 6 must not exceed 5000 kPa to meet the requirements of MP1<br />

(note 7).<br />

7.13 Test two BBR specimens according to TP1 at the test temperature specified in<br />

table 1 of MP1 indicated for the high temperature and low temperature grading designation<br />

of the binder being verified. For example, test a PG 58-28 asphalt binder at -18°C. The<br />

value of the slope in must be > 0.300 to meet the requirements of MP1. Certain asphalt<br />

binders may satisfy the BBR slope requirement at substantially lower temperatures than<br />

they satisfy the BBR stiffness requirement (note 7).<br />

7.14 Determine the extent of physical hardening, report the creep stiffness (S) and<br />

the slope (rn) of the log creep stiffness versus log time relationship measured at I hour<br />

(conducted above in section 7.13) and 24 hours. Prepare two BBR specimens of original<br />

asphalt binder. Condition and test the specimens at the test temperature, selected from table<br />

1 of MP1, appropriate for the performance grade of the asphalt binder. For example, if the<br />

binder grade being verified is a PG 64-34 asphalt binder, condition and test the BBR<br />

specimens at -24°C. Test one set after 1 hour of conditioning and the second set after 24<br />

hours of conditioning.<br />

7.15 If the creep stiffness is between 300.0 and 600.0 MPa and the slope m is _><br />

0.300 at the test temperature, it may be possible to satisfy the DT failure strain requirement<br />

in lieu of the creep stiffness requirement. Test four DT samples according to TP3 at the<br />

same test temperature used to test the BBR specimens. The failure strain must be >_1.0% to<br />

meet the requirements of MPI (note 7).<br />

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