Non-Tracking Tack Coat
AssigneeRussell Standard Corp.
InventorsMatthew Shaffer, Logan Norman
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AssigneeRussell Standard Corp.
InventorsMatthew Shaffer, Logan Norman
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Provided herein is a tack coat for use with paving applications and a method of making the same. The tack coat is substantially non-tracking, and includes asphalt, a pH adjustor, an emulsifier, acrylic, and water. In certain embodiments, the tack coat may also include a stabilizer to prevent settling of the emulsion during storage. The method of producing the tack coat involves heating the asphalt in one tank, and heating the water and emulsifier in a second, separate tank. This mixture of the water and emulsifier is referred to as soap, and is then mixed with asphalt, and the acrylic may be added to the mixture immediately thereafter, with a stabilizer, or later, just prior to shipment of the product, in which case a stabilizer may not be required. The tack coat exhibits moderate softness, with a penetration value above 40 dmm.
An asphalt emulsion for bonding layers comprising asphalt, an acrylic, an emulsifier, and water, wherein the emulsion is configured to provide a hardened layer of acrylic superficial to the asphalt, emulsifier, and water when cured.
A method of producing a tack coat for bonding pavement layers comprising:
A method of bonding a layer of asphalt to a substrate layer comprising:
A method of providing a fog seal to a remediated surface, comprising applying to the surface a layer of a fog seal comprising asphalt, an acrylic, an emulsifier, and water, wherein the fog seal is configured to provide a hardened layer of acrylic superficial to the asphalt, emulsifier, and water of the fog seal upon application of the fog seal to the surface curing of the fog seal;
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