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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 18, 2025
Filed:
Nov. 20, 2024
Cccc First Highway Consultants Co., Ltd., Shaanxi, CN;
Binhua Hu, Shaanxi, CN;
Long Jin, Shaanxi, CN;
Yuanhong Dong, Shaanxi, CN;
Zijun Li, Shaanxi, CN;
Jianbing Chen, Shaanxi, CN;
Yan Mu, Shaanxi, CN;
Hui Peng, Shaanxi, CN;
Yao Wei, Shaanxi, CN;
Wansheng Pei, Shaanxi, CN;
Tian Sun, Shaanxi, CN;
CCCC FIRST HIGHWAY CONSULTANTS CO., LTD., Shaanxi Province, CN;
Abstract
The present invention provides a method of calculating the dosage of phase change coarse aggregate, which comprises the steps of setting a regulatory temperature difference of a thermoregulating cement-stabilized layer, the regulatory temperature difference being the difference between the peak temperature of the thermoregulating cement-stabilized layer and the peak temperature of a conventional cement-stabilized layer, wherein the thermoregulating cement-stabilized layer is mixed with a phase change coarse aggregate, while the conventional cement-stabilized layer is not mixed with a phase change coarse aggregate; calculating a regulatory heat based on the regulatory temperature difference, wherein when a temperature change of the conventional cement-stabilized layer is the regulatory temperature difference, a heat change of the conventional cement-stabilized layer is the regulatory heat; and calculating a volume occupied by the phase change coarse aggregate in the thermoregulating cement-stabilized layer based on the regulatory heat.
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