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December 2, 2025MaterialsOpen Access

Alternative to MSCR Test: A Novel Rheological Method for Evaluating Asphalt Mastic Performance at High Temperatures

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JBJohannes BüchnerMWMichael P. Wistuba

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Overview

Analysis shows superior rheological performance of the Single Shear Creep Test in asphalt mastic, suggesting improved assessment methods.

Key Points

  • Single Shear Creep Test yields stronger performance metrics for asphalt mastic at high temperatures, improving evaluation accuracy.
  • Dynamic Shear Rheometer analysis revealed that asphalt binder type and filler-to-binder ratio significantly affect asphalt mastic behavior.
  • A comprehensive experimental program tested 45 asphalt mastic variants, enhancing understanding of material properties based on rheological methods.
  • Innovative testing suggests that replacing MSCRT with SSCT could lead to better differentiation among asphalt mastic materials.

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Büchner et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6940275a2d562116f28ffbf5https://doi.org/10.3390/ma18235435
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