JPH086805Y2 - Pavement structure around the bridge joint - Google Patents
Pavement structure around the bridge jointInfo
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- Bridges Or Land Bridges (AREA)
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Description
【考案の詳細な説明】 本考案は、道路橋、高架道路、高架駐車場等の橋面継
手部周辺の舗装構造に関する。更に詳しくは、これら継
手部に続く周辺の舗装の上部(例えば表層)に弾性タイ
プ瀝青目地材を結合材とする加熱混合物よりなる特殊瀝
青舗装体を継手部上面と面一に設け、それに続いてアス
ファルト舗装体が設けられている橋面継手部周辺の舗装
構造に関するものである。[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a pavement structure around a bridge surface joint portion such as a road bridge, an elevated road, and an elevated parking lot. More specifically, a special bituminous pavement made of a heated mixture containing an elastic type bituminous joint material as a binder is provided flush with the upper surface of the joint part on the upper part (for example, the surface layer) of the pavement following these joint parts, and subsequently. The present invention relates to a pavement structure around a bridge joint where an asphalt pavement is provided.
道路橋、高架道路、高架駐車場等では、構造物の伸縮
に対応するため床版などに伸縮継手が設けられている。
そのため床版などに舗装が舗設されても、継手部は橋面
を走行する車両にショックを与えるので、車両が滑らか
に走行するのにネックとなっている。これは、ドライバ
ーにとって不快であるだけでなく、車両側からは勿論の
こと、継手部自体の寿命を短くしたり、騒音の一因にも
なっている。特に、積雪寒冷地では、スパイクタイヤ、
タイヤチェーンによってよりそれらが顕著である。ま
た、継手部周辺のアスファルト舗装は、継手部とアスフ
ァルト舗装の材質の相違、段差、不連続性等により応力
が集中するため、破損が早く、実用上十分でなかった。In road bridges, elevated roads, elevated parking lots, etc., expansion joints are provided on floor slabs and the like to accommodate expansion and contraction of structures.
Therefore, even if pavement is laid on the floor slab, the joint portion gives a shock to the vehicle traveling on the bridge surface, which is a bottleneck for the vehicle to smoothly travel. This is not only unpleasant for the driver, but also shortens the life of the joint itself and contributes to noise not only from the vehicle side. Especially in the snowy regions, spike tires,
They are more prominent with the tire chains. Further, in the asphalt pavement around the joint portion, stress is concentrated due to the difference in material of the joint portion and the asphalt pavement, steps, discontinuity, etc., so that the damage is quick and not practically sufficient.
本考案は、叙上の欠点を改善するもので、橋面継手部
に続くアスファルト舗装の表層に弾性タイプ瀝青目地材
を結合材とする加熱混合物よりなる特殊瀝青舗装体を継
手部上面と面一に設けて、舗装の破損を防止すると共に
振動、衝撃等の騒音の発生を減少させ、且つ耐久性にす
ぐれた橋面継手部周辺の舗装構造を提供するものであ
る。The present invention is intended to improve the above-mentioned drawbacks.A special bituminous pavement made of a heating mixture containing an elastic type bituminous joint material as a binder on the surface of the asphalt pavement following the bridge joint is flush with the upper surface of the joint. The present invention provides a pavement structure around the bridge face joint portion which is excellent in durability while preventing damage to the pavement, reducing noise such as vibration and impact.
そして本考案は、床版間の間隙を覆うように床版上に
継手部を配設し、その継手部に続いて所定の幅に骨材、
フィラーおよび弾性タイプ瀝青目地材からなる結合材と
よりなる加熱混合物からなる弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体を継
手上面と面一に舗設し、その弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体に連
続してアスファルト舗装体を舗設したことを特徴とする
橋面継手部周辺の舗装構造を要旨とするものである。And this invention arrange | positions the joint part on a floor slab so that the space | gap between floor slabs may be covered, and after this joint part, aggregate with a predetermined width,
An elastic type bituminous pavement made of a heated mixture consisting of a filler and a binder made of an elastic type bituminous joint material was paved flush with the upper surface of the joint, and an asphalt pavement was continuously formed on the elastic type bituminous pavement. The gist is the pavement structure around the bridge joint.
本考案でいう橋面継手部とは、道路橋、高架道路、高
架駐車場等の橋面の継手部をいう。The bridge surface joint portion in the present invention means a joint portion of a bridge surface such as a road bridge, an elevated road, an elevated parking lot and the like.
次に、本考案の橋面継手部周辺の舗装構造を図によっ
て説明する。Next, the pavement structure around the bridge joint of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
図は、本考案橋面継手部周辺の舗装構造における1実
施例の概要を示す断面図である。図において、(1)は
床版、(2)は橋面継手部であって、床版(1)(1)
間の間隙を覆うように対向する床版(1)(1)上に固
定されている。(3)および(4)はアスファルト舗装
体で(3)はその下層、(4)はその上層である。
(5)は骨材、フィラーと弾性タイプ瀝青目地材からな
る結合材とによって構成された加熱混合物である弾性タ
イプ瀝青舗装体であって、橋面継手部(2)に隣接し橋
面継手部の上面に対し面一に設けられている。(6)は
弾性タイプ瀝青目地材層、そして(7)はレベリング層
である。FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing the outline of one embodiment of a pavement structure around a bridge joint of the present invention. In the figure, (1) is a floor slab, (2) is a bridge surface joint part, and the floor slab (1) (1)
It is fixed on the floor slabs (1) (1) facing each other so as to cover the gap between them. (3) and (4) are asphalt pavements, (3) is the lower layer, and (4) is the upper layer.
(5) is an elastic type bituminous pavement which is a heating mixture composed of an aggregate, a filler and a binder made of an elastic type bituminous joint material, and is adjacent to the bridge face joint part (2) and is a bridge face joint part. Is flush with the upper surface of the. (6) is an elastic type bituminous joint material layer, and (7) is a leveling layer.
本考案で使用される弾性タイプ瀝青目地材とは次のよ
うなものである。The elastic type bituminous joint material used in the present invention is as follows.
瀝青にゴム、高分子重合物等を混和した熱可塑性のも
ので、加熱施工式の注入目地材に相当する物性を有し、
軟化点(環球法)が80〜120℃で、日本道路協会発行の
セメントコンクリート舗装要綱の加熱施工式注入目地材
の品質標準の試験項目の流れ試験(60℃における)によ
る流れが5mm以下であり、冬季における結合性と伸びと
をみるための引張量試験(−10℃における)による引張
量が3mm以上のものである。上記の加熱施工式注入目地
材の品質標準には、低弾性タイプと高弾性タイプとがあ
り、いずれも使用できる。またこの品質標準に対し、個
々の標準にはづれる項目があっても、上記した軟化点、
流れ、および引張量の数値に合格するものは使用でき
る。上記以外の品質規格(例えば米国連邦規格、ASTM規
格など)の目地材や目地材として商品化されていないも
のでも、上記の軟化点、流れ、および、引張量の数値に
合格するものはいずれも使用できる。A thermoplastic material that is a mixture of bitumen with rubber and high molecular weight polymer, and has physical properties equivalent to a heat-injection type joint filler,
The softening point (ring and ball method) is 80 to 120 ° C, and the flow is 5 mm or less by the flow test (at 60 ° C) of the test items of the quality standard of the heat-injection type joint material of cement concrete pavement issued by the Japan Road Association. A tensile strength test (at -10 ° C) for checking the bondability and elongation in winter has a tensile strength of 3 mm or more. There are a low elasticity type and a high elasticity type in the quality standard of the above-mentioned heat-operated injection joint material, and both can be used. In addition, for this quality standard, even if there are items that are based on individual standards, the softening point,
Those that pass the numerical values of flow rate and tensile amount can be used. Even if it is not commercialized as a joint material or joint material of quality standards other than the above (for example, US Federal Standards, ASTM standards, etc.), all those that pass the numerical values of the above softening point, flow and tensile amount Can be used.
本考案で使用される弾性タイプ瀝青目地材は、上記の
ようなものであるが、常温で弾性があり、夏季の高気温
に流動しにくく、冬季の低温においても脆化しにくい。
また、衝撃に強く、結合性、伸長性にすぐれている。加
熱溶融して以下に述べる加熱混合物の結合材とするが溶
融時も舗装用アスファルトに比べて非常に高粘度のもの
である。The elastic type bituminous joint material used in the present invention is as described above, but it has elasticity at room temperature, does not easily flow to high temperatures in summer, and does not easily become brittle at low temperatures in winter.
In addition, it is strong against impact and has excellent bondability and extensibility. It is heated and melted to form a binder for the heated mixture described below, but even when melted, it has a very high viscosity as compared with asphalt for paving.
弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体(5)を構成する上記した弾性
タイプ瀝青目地材を結合材とし骨材、フィラーおよび結
合材よりなる加熱混合物とは、次のようなものである。The heating mixture comprising the above-mentioned elastic type bituminous joint material, which constitutes the elastic type bituminous pavement (5), as the binding material, the aggregate, the filler and the binding material is as follows.
骨材の最大粒径は20mm以下で、骨材(碎石砂等)フィ
ラーおよび結合材を加熱混合して造られる。The maximum particle size of the aggregate is 20 mm or less, and it is made by heating and mixing the aggregate (such as stone sand) and the binder.
この骨材には、通常の舗装用加熱アスファルト混合物
(例えば、アスファルトコンクリート、グースアスファ
ルトなど)に用いられる骨材のほか、エメリーのような
硬質骨材など特殊の骨材も使用できる。フィラーについ
ても、石粉、消石灰などのほか、いろいろなフィラーも
使用できる。また加熱した骨材に通常アスファルト舗装
に使用されているアスファルト、ゴム入りアスファルト
などを少量加えて混合被覆したいわゆるアスファルト加
熱被覆骨材(骨材重量の約1〜2重量%程度のアスファ
ルトで骨材を被覆する)を使用することもできる。As the aggregate, in addition to the aggregate used for a usual hot asphalt mixture for paving (for example, asphalt concrete, goose asphalt, etc.), a special aggregate such as a hard aggregate such as emery can be used. As for the filler, various fillers other than stone powder, slaked lime, etc. can be used. A so-called asphalt heat-coated aggregate obtained by adding a small amount of asphalt, which is usually used in asphalt pavement, asphalt with rubber, etc., to the heated aggregate and mixing and coating (about 1-2% by weight of the aggregate weight Can also be used.
このような骨材のプレコートは、骨材へのプライマー
の役割を果し、高粘度の結合材の濡れを早め結合性を良
くする。Such an aggregate precoat plays the role of a primer for the aggregate, accelerates the wetting of the high-viscosity binder, and improves the bondability.
加熱混合物の配合は、空隙率のない密な配合である。
骨材に対する結合材の量は舗装に使用される各種の加熱
アスファルト混合物より遥かに多く、グースアスファル
トに比べて多いものである。例えば、複粒度骨材の場合
では、骨材(碎石、砂等)65重量%、フィラー(石粉、
消石灰等)10重量%、そして結合材25重量%である。マ
カダム骨材の場合では、例えば骨材(5号碎石)75重量
%、フィラー(石粉、消石灰等)7重量%、そして結合
材18重量%である。The hot mix formulation is a dense formulation with no porosity.
The amount of binder to aggregate is much higher than the various hot asphalt mixtures used for paving, and is higher than that of goose asphalt. For example, in the case of multi-granular aggregate, 65% by weight of aggregate (acne, sand, etc.), filler (stone powder,
10% by weight of slaked lime, etc., and 25% by weight of binder. In the case of Macadam aggregate, for example, 75% by weight of aggregate (No. 5 agate stone), 7% by weight of filler (stone powder, slaked lime, etc.), and 18% by weight of binder.
加熱混合物の加熱混合温度は、舗装用加熱アスファル
ト混合物のそれよりも高い。骨材の加熱温度は180℃以
上に加熱される。加熱混合物を製造する時、結合材は小
片にしたもの、あるいは形状の小さい粒状、塊状、その
他の適当な形のものを、加熱骨材の入ったミキサに投入
して混合する方法が適切である。結合材をケットルで予
め加熱溶融しておき、これを加熱した骨材、フィラー等
に加えて混合するよりも、時間、労力がかからず、結合
材の熱劣化が防止できる。The hot mix temperature of the hot mix is higher than that of the hot paving asphalt mix. The heating temperature of the aggregate is 180 ° C or higher. When producing a heated mixture, it is appropriate to add the binder in small pieces, small particles, lumps, or other suitable shapes to a mixer containing heated aggregate and mixing them. . It is less time-consuming and labor-intensive than heat-melting the binder in advance with a kettle and adding it to the heated aggregate, filler, etc. and mixing, and can prevent thermal deterioration of the binder.
弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体(5)は、上記の加熱混合物を
敷きならし締固め整正し形成できる。表面の熱いうちに
エメリーチップ等を散布し表面を滑り止め仕上げとする
こともできる。また、加熱混合物を工場等で所定の寸法
の型枠に流して敷きならし、振動転圧して締固め整正し
成形物を造り、これを弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体(5)に使
用することができる。更にまた、弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体
(5)の施工のときに下地に瀝青加工した綱状布、メッ
シュ、不織布、(有孔を含む)、織布等を敷いて施工す
ることも、また成形物の下面に瀝青加工した綱状布、メ
ッシュ、不織布、(有孔を含む)、織布等を付着させて
おくこともできる。このようにして弾性タイプ瀝青舗装
体(5)を補強することもできる。The elastic type bituminous pavement (5) can be formed by spreading and compacting the above-mentioned heated mixture. It is possible to sprinkle emery chips etc. while the surface is hot to give the surface a non-slip finish. It is also possible to flow the heated mixture into a mold of a predetermined size in a factory or the like and spread it, oscillate and compact it to form a molded product, which is then used for the elastic type bituminous pavement (5). it can. Furthermore, when the elastic type bituminous pavement (5) is applied, it is also possible to lay a bituminous rope-like cloth, mesh, non-woven fabric (including perforated), woven cloth, etc. as a base, and also to perform molding. It is also possible to attach a bituminous rope-like cloth, mesh, non-woven fabric, (including perforated), woven cloth or the like to the lower surface of the. In this way, the elastic type bituminous pavement (5) can be reinforced.
加熱混合物は、アスファルト舗装に使用されている加
熱アスファルト混合物に比べて骨材量に対する結合材量
が遥かに多いが、結合材のすぐれた性質により耐流動性
において遜色がなく、撓み性、耐摩耗性、耐衝撃性等に
おいて非常にすぐれた物性を有している。Compared to the heated asphalt mixture used for asphalt pavement, the heated mixture has a much larger amount of binder relative to the amount of aggregate, but due to the excellent properties of the binder, it has comparable flow resistance, flexibility and wear resistance. It has excellent physical properties and impact resistance.
弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体(5)は、厚さ2〜3cm、幅50
〜60cmが標準である。Elastic type bituminous pavement (5) has a thickness of 2-3 cm and a width of 50
~ 60cm is the standard.
レベリング層(7)は、下地のレベリングのほか、弾
性タイプ瀝青舗装体(5)の結合層となるものである
が、弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体(5)を構成する加熱混合物
を下地(例えば、アスファルト舗装下層(3))上に直
接流しこみ敷きならして施工するときは省略できる。レ
ベリング層(7)が、種々のものを用いることができ
る。例えば、アクリル樹脂(反応型)や瀝青材、弾性タ
イプ瀝青目地材等を結合材とする加熱混合物などが用い
られる。The leveling layer (7) serves as a bonding layer for the elastic type bituminous pavement (5) in addition to the leveling of the base, but the heating mixture constituting the elastic type bituminous pavement (5) is used as a base (for example, asphalt). This can be omitted when directly laying down the pavement underlayment (3) and laying it down. Various kinds of leveling layers (7) can be used. For example, a heated mixture containing acrylic resin (reactive type), bituminous material, elastic type bituminous joint material and the like as a binder is used.
本考案の橋面継手部周辺の舗装構造は、通常橋面継手
部周辺のアスファルト舗装の補修に適用されるが、新設
にも適している。補修の場合を例に施工方法を説明す
る。The pavement structure around the bridge surface joint portion of the present invention is usually applied to repair asphalt pavement around the bridge surface joint portion, but is also suitable for new construction. The construction method will be explained by taking the case of repair as an example.
橋面のアスファルト舗装が老化した上層部を切削除去
したのち、その部分にアスファルト舗装をする場合は、
弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体(5)と弾性タイプ瀝青目地材層
(6)およびレベリング層(7)の部分に型枠を設置し
てアスファルト舗装体上層(4)を舗設し、ついで型枠
を除去して下地を清掃し、レベリング層(7)でレベリ
ングしつつ成型された弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体(5)を橋
面継手部(1)とアスファルト舗装体上層(4)との間
にその両者と面一になるよう設置する。そして、レベリ
ング層(7)が固化したのち、弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体
(5)をアスファルト舗装体上層(4)および継手部
(2)との隙間に加熱溶融した弾性タイプ瀝青目地材を
注入充填して弾性タイプ瀝青目地材層(6)を形成し、
弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体(5)とアスファルト舗装体上層
(4)および継手部(2)を水密性に結合させる。After cutting and removing the aged upper layer of the asphalt pavement on the bridge surface, when asphalt pavement is applied to that part,
Elastic type bituminous pavement (5) and elastic type bituminous joint material layer (6) and leveling layer (7) are installed with a formwork to lay the asphalt pavement upper layer (4), and then the formwork is removed. The base is cleaned and the leveling layer (7) is used to mold the elastic bituminous pavement (5) while leveling it between the bridge face joint (1) and the asphalt pavement upper layer (4). Install so that it becomes one. Then, after the leveling layer (7) is solidified, the elastic type bituminous pavement (5) is poured into the gap between the upper layer (4) of the asphalt pavement and the joint part (2) and the melted elastic type bituminous joint material is filled. Elastic type bituminous joint material layer (6) is formed,
The elastic type bituminous pavement (5), the asphalt pavement upper layer (4) and the joint portion (2) are water-tightly bonded.
上記において弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体(5)を成型物で
なく加熱混合物を流しこみ敷きならして施工するとき
は、アスファルト舗装体上層(4)の端部側面および継
手部(2)の端部側面に弾性タイプ瀝青目地材層(6)
(板状のもの)を貼っておいてレベリング層(7)を設
けることなく、加熱混合物を流しこみ、振動転圧して締
固め、継手部(2)およびアスファルト舗装体上層
(4)の上面と面一になるように整正する。この場合、
流しこみを2回以上に行うこともある。またこの場合に
は弾性タイプ瀝青目地材層(6)を省略することもあ
る。In the above, when the elastic type bituminous pavement (5) is spread by spreading the heated mixture instead of the molding, the end side surface of the upper layer (4) of the asphalt pavement and the end side surface of the joint part (2) Elastic type bituminous joint material layer (6)
(Plate-shaped) is stuck and the heated mixture is poured into and compacted by vibrating compaction without providing the leveling layer (7), and the joint part (2) and the upper surface of the asphalt pavement upper layer (4) Arrange to be flush. in this case,
It may be poured more than once. In this case, the elastic type bituminous joint material layer (6) may be omitted.
橋面のアスファルト舗装の継手部周辺の上層のみを弾
性タイプ瀝青舗装体(5)で置きかえる場合は、図の弾
性タイプ瀝青舗装体(5)、弾性タイプ瀝青目地材層
(6)、およびレベリング層(7)部分を施工する個所
のアスファルト舗装体を路面加熱掘削してから、上記に
ならって弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体(5)を成型物あるいは
加熱混合物で舗設する。上記のようにして本考案の橋面
継手部周辺の舗装構造を造ることができる。When replacing only the upper layer around the joint part of the asphalt pavement on the bridge surface with the elastic type bituminous pavement (5), the elastic type bituminous pavement (5), elastic type bituminous joint material layer (6), and leveling layer in the figure (7) The asphalt pavement at the portion where the part is to be constructed is heated and excavated on the road surface, and then the elastic type bituminous pavement (5) is paved with the molded product or the heated mixture according to the above. The pavement structure around the bridge joint of the present invention can be constructed as described above.
本考案で使用される弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体(8)を構
成する加熱混合物(以下ガムマカダムグースという)の
物性の1例と、比較のため密粒度アスコンギャップ(20
F)および、グースアスファルトの物性を示す。実験に
使用した各混合物は次の通りである。An example of the physical properties of a heated mixture (hereinafter referred to as gum macadam goose) that constitutes the elastic type bituminous pavement (8) used in the present invention, and a dense particle size ascon gap (20) for comparison.
F) and shows the physical properties of goose asphalt. Each mixture used in the experiment is as follows.
マカダムグース: 5号砕石(20〜13mm)のアスファルト加熱被覆骨材75
重量%、フィラー(石粉、消石灰)7重量%、および結
合材18重量%を加熱混合した加熱混合物(温度約230〜2
50℃)。Macadam goose: Crushed stone No. 5 (20-13mm) asphalt heat-coated aggregate 75
% By weight, 7% by weight of fillers (stone powder, slaked lime), and 18% by weight of a binder are heated and mixed (temperature of about 230 to 2
50 ° C).
密粒度アスコンギャップ(20F): 骨材粒度 粒径(mm) 25 20 13 10 5 通過重量百分率(%)100 97.4 57.7 41.3 30.1 粒径(mm) 2.5 0.6 0.3 0.15 0.074 通過重量百分率(%) 28.9 20.8 12.4 9.0 6.0 アスファルト量(ストレートアスファルト) 6.0重量% の加熱アスファルト混合物(温度約150〜160℃) グースアスファルト: 6号砕石(13〜5mm)22重量%、7号砕石(5〜2.5m
m)22重量%、砂20重量%、石粉27.7重量%、およびア
スファルト(ストレートアスファルト、レーキアスファ
ルト)8.3重量%のグースアスファルト(温度約220〜24
0℃) 実験例1 上記のガムマカダムグースとグースアスファルトを型
枠に流しこみ敷きならして振動転圧し、整正して40×40
×300mmの供試体を造り、曲げ試験および繰返し曲げ試
験を行った。その結果を第1表および第2表に示す。Fine particle size ascon gap (20F): Aggregate particle size Particle size (mm) 25 20 13 10 5 Percentage passing weight (%) 100 97.4 57.7 41.3 30.1 Particle size (mm) 2.5 0.6 0.3 0.15 0.074 Percent passing weight (%) 28.9 20.8 12.4 9.0 6.0 Asphalt amount (straight asphalt) 6.0 wt% hot asphalt mixture (Temperature approx. 150-160 ℃) Goose asphalt: No. 6 crushed stone (13-5 mm) 22 wt%, No. 7 crushed stone (5-2.5 m)
m) 22% by weight, sand 20% by weight, stone powder 27.7% by weight, and asphalt (straight asphalt, rake asphalt) 8.3% by weight goose asphalt (temperature about 220-24.
(0 ℃) Experimental Example 1 Gum Macadam Goose and goose asphalt were poured into a formwork, laid out, vibration-compressed and rectified to 40 × 40.
A test piece having a size of 300 mm was prepared and subjected to a bending test and a repeated bending test. The results are shown in Tables 1 and 2.
実験例2 密粒度アスコンギャップ(20F)は、型枠内に敷きな
らし、ローラコンパクターで締固めて15×40×5cmの供
試体と30×30×5cmの供試体を造る。ガムマカグース
と、グースアスファルトについては、型枠に流込み敷き
ならし、振動転圧して夫々15×30×5cmと30×30×5cmの
供試体を造る。15×30×5cmの供試体は、スパイクラベ
リング試験(−10℃)に、また30×30cm×5cmの供試体
はホイールトラッキング試験(60℃)を行った。試験方
法は日本道路協会発行のアスファルト舗装要綱による。
なお、ラベリング試験ではチェーンをつけた車輪の代り
にスパイクタイヤをつけて行った。試験結果を表−3お
よび表−4に示す。 Experimental Example 2 Assemble the fine-grained ascon gap (20F) in a formwork and compact it with a roller compactor to make a 15 × 40 × 5 cm specimen and a 30 × 30 × 5 cm specimen. For gum mackerel goose and goose asphalt, pour into a formwork and oscillate and compact to make test pieces of 15 × 30 × 5 cm and 30 × 30 × 5 cm, respectively. The 15 × 30 × 5 cm specimen was subjected to the spike labeling test (−10 ° C.), and the 30 × 30 cm × 5 cm specimen was subjected to the wheel tracking test (60 ° C.). The test method is based on the asphalt pavement guidelines issued by the Japan Road Association.
In the labeling test, spiked tires were attached instead of the wheels with chains. The test results are shown in Table-3 and Table-4.
以上の実験結果から、弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体(5)
が、アスファルト舗装に比べて伸縮性、繰返し曲げ性に
すぐれ、しかも耐摩耗性、耐流動性にすぐれていること
が判る。 From the above experimental results, elastic type bituminous pavement (5)
However, it is clear that it is superior in stretchability and cyclic bendability as compared to asphalt pavement, and is also superior in wear resistance and fluidity resistance.
本考案の橋面継手部周辺の舗装構造は、継手部周辺の
交通下にもっとも振動、衝撃等の応力が集中して破損し
やすいアスファルト舗装部分を、弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体
により橋面継手部の上面と面一になるようにした構造に
なっている。弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体は、弾力性で伸縮
性、繰り返し曲げ性にすぐれ応力を吸収緩和するので、
交通下の振動、衝撃にも耐える。また耐流動性、耐摩耗
性にすぐれており、耐久性の舗装を形成できる。そのた
め、騒音防止効果も大である等のすぐれた実益を有する
ものである。The pavement structure around the bridge surface joint portion of the present invention uses an elastic type bituminous pavement to remove the asphalt pavement portion of the bridge surface joint portion that is most likely to be damaged by stress such as vibration and shock concentrated under traffic around the joint portion. The structure is flush with the top surface. The elastic type bituminous pavement has elasticity, elasticity, and excellent repeatability, and absorbs and relaxes stress.
Withstands vibration and shock under traffic. It also has excellent flow resistance and wear resistance, and can form durable pavements. Therefore, it has excellent practical benefits such as great noise prevention effect.
図は、本考案の1実施例を示し、道路橋等の橋面継手部
周辺の舗装構造の実施例の概要を示す断面図である。図
において、(1)は床版、(2)は橋面継手部、(3)
はアスファルト舗装体下層、(4)はアスファルト舗装
体上層、(5)は弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体、(6)弾性タ
イプ瀝青目地材層、そして(7)がレベリング層であ
る。FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing an embodiment of the present invention and showing an outline of an embodiment of a pavement structure around a bridge joint such as a road bridge. In the figure, (1) is the floor slab, (2) is the bridge joint, (3)
Is an asphalt pavement lower layer, (4) is an asphalt pavement upper layer, (5) is an elastic type bituminous pavement body, (6) is an elastic type bituminous joint material layer, and (7) is a leveling layer.
Claims (1)
を配設し、その継手部に続く道路の長手方向における周
辺部に、骨材、フィラーに対し、瀝青材にゴムおよび高
分子重合物を混和した熱可塑性を有する弾性タイプ瀝青
目地材を結合材として添加混合した加熱混合物からなる
弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体を、継手部上面と面一に舗装し、
その弾性タイプ瀝青舗装体に連続して、アスファルト舗
装体を舗設したことを特徴とする橋面継手部周辺の舗装
構造。1. A joint portion is arranged on the floor slab so as to cover a gap between the floor slabs, and rubber is used as a bituminous material for the aggregate and the filler at the peripheral portion in the longitudinal direction of the road continuing to the joint portion. And an elastic type bituminous pavement consisting of a heated mixture obtained by adding and mixing an elastic type bituminous jointing material having a thermoplasticity with a high molecular weight polymer mixed as a binder, and paving the joint surface with the upper surface,
A pavement structure around the bridge face joint, which is characterized by paving an asphalt pavement in succession to the elastic type bituminous pavement.
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