Sentence examples for mixture age from inspiring English sources

Distilled water (50.00 g) with pH 1.0, adjusted using HCl, was added dropwise to the solution and stirred for a further 1 h before letting the mixture age in air without stirring for 24 h.

Finally, we also observe that for the smallest choice of mixture age (20 generations), many ALDER tests fail.

The recovered binders were considered RTFO aged due to the mixture aging used in this study.

The rate of oxidation increased with an increase in temperature, and thus, the optimal loose mixture aging temperature is 95°CC.

However, studies on asphalt mixture aging have been limited to mechanical properties such as strength and fatigue characteristics because considerable effort is required to identify the aging of the asphalt binder in a mixture.

The performance implications of laboratory asphalt loose mixture aging at 135 °C were evaluated by comparing the performance of mixtures subjected to long-term aging at 95 °C and 135 °C to yield the same rheology.

Some properties of the bitumens remained unchanged throughout the preparation of the AC mixture, aging and recycling: Soft and hard bitumens retained their general rheological properties significantly, and their thermal and surface microstructural properties partially.

As the mixture ages, it will thicken a bit, providing more realism.

The BSA-AGE and amino acid mixture-AGE showed typical fluorescence similar to that of lens AGEs, while the BSA and amino acid mixture control blank, showed no fluorescence (figure 7a & 7b).

Although the rheology of the mixtures aged at 135 °C and 95 °C matched, their chemistry differed.

It is envisioned that these E* prediction assessments are deemed to be helpful in examining the field asphalt mixtures' aging and pavement performance, based on the MEPDG where actual E* tests are not possible/practicable to be conducted.