Description of the product
ORBITON 45/80-65 modified bitumen is designed for use in wearing courses and for special applications. It is characterised by very high elasticity, high softening point and favourable characteristics in low temperatures. The high polymer content makes it difficult to incorporate in thin layers in adverse weather conditions (quick stiffening of layer, compaction problems). The high softening point and modification level render it suitable for application in locations where high tensile strength and fatigue resistance are necessary in combination with excellent low-temperature properties. ORBITON 45/80-65 modified bitumen has been primarily designed for application in wearing courses, as well as for porous asphalt PA.
Properties
Property | Unit | Test method | Requrement |
---|---|---|---|
Penetration at 25°C |
0.1 mm | EN 1426 | 45 - 80 |
Softening point | °C | EN 1427 | ≥ 65 |
Force ductility tested using ductilometer (50 mm/min) | J/cm2 | EN 13589 EN 13703 |
≥ 2 at 10°C |
Tensile Test at 5°C (100 mm/min) |
J/cm2 | EN 13587 | NR |
Vialit pendulum (impact test) |
J/cm2 | EN 13588 | NR |
Change of mass after hardening* |
% m/m | EN 12607-1 | ≤ 0.5 |
Retained penetration at 25°C after hardening | % | EN 12607-1 EN 1426 |
≥ 60 |
Softening point increase after hardening |
°C | EN 12607-1 EN 14267 |
≤ 8 |
Flash point |
°C | EN ISO 2592 | ≥ 235 |
Fraass breaking point |
°C | EN 12593 | ≤ -15 |
Elastic recovery at 25°C | % | EN 13398 | ≥ 80 |
Elastic recovery at 10°C |
% | EN 13398 |
NR |
Plasticity range |
°C |
EN 14023 |
NR |
Drop in softening point after EN 12607-1 |
°C |
EN 12607-1 EN 1427 |
TBR |
Elastic recovery at 25°C after EN 12607-1 |
% | EN 12607-1 EN 13398 |
≥ 60 |
Elastic recovery at 10°C after EN 12607-1 |
% | EN 12607-1 EN 13398 |
NR |
Storage stability – difference in softening point | °C | EN 13399 EN 1427 |
≤ 5 |
Storage stability – difference in penetration |
0.1 mm | EN 13399 EN 14276 |
NR |
* – change of mass may be a positive or negative value
** – depending on the final use, only one method for determining cohesion should be chosen. The cohesion determination by the Vialit method (EN 13588) should only be chosen for bitumen for surface treatment
NR – No Requirement
TBR – To Be Reported