Dataset of mechanical, marshall and rheological properties of crumb rubber – Bio-oil modified hot mix asphalt for sustainable pavement works

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Abstract
This data article presents information on the modification of bitumen with bio-oil pyrolyzed from cassava peels, and upgraded with a non-degradable polymer i.e. crumb rubber. Performance tests were carried out on the bio-oil crumb rubber modified bitumen. The main objective of bitumen modification is to produce new binders with improved mechanical, marshall and rheological properties [1]. The percentage of bio-oil by volume used for modification of bitumen was 5%, 10%, 15% and 20% respectively. Marshall Stability and flow tests were also carried out on the crumb rubber bio-asphalt produced.
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Authors Modupe, Abayomi Emmanuel;Atoyebi, Olumoyewa Dotun;Oluwatuyi, Opeyemi Emmanuel;Aladegboye, Oluwasegun James;Busari, Ayobami Adebola;Basorun, Adebayo Ofonime;
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chemistry Biology (General) Medicine Chemical technology Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Technology Computer applications to medicine. Medical informatics Science (General) Science physics

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