PENGARUH PENAMBAHAN PLASTIK LDPE (LOW DENSITY POLY ETHILEN) DENGAN CARA BASAH DAN CARA KERING TERHADAP KINERJA CAMPURAN BERASPAL
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content of asphalt pen 60 resulted from Marshall Test. Polymer content is 3.5% asphalt weight taken from test result of addition of polymer content variation added to asphalt (wet process). The same amount of LDPE content is also added to hot aggregate (dry process) mixed for 35 – 40 second. The laboratory result showed that the dry process has greather Marshall caracteristics, dynamic stability and Resilient Modulus greater than asphalt pen 60, but lower than wet process. Economically Dry process is cheaper because of faster mixing time, easer to handle compared to wet and no mixer required.
Key words: asphalt, dry process , wet process, optimum asphalt content, polymer, characteristic of asphalt mixture.
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