Antistrip latex for aggregate treatment

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524 8, 524157, 524423, 524436, B32B 1502, B32B 1702, B32B 1900, B32B 2102, B32B 2302

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060934948

ABSTRACT:
The subject invention relates to a process for coating aggregate which is particularly useful in making asphalt concrete to provide the aggregate with a high level of resistance to stripping by water, which comprises: (1) mixing the aggregate with latex to form a latex/aggregate mixture, wherein said latex is comprised of water, an emulsifier, a polymer and a water-soluble divalent metal salt; (2) heating the latex/aggregate mixture to a temperature which is within the range of about 66.degree. C. to about 232.degree. C.; (3) maintaining the latex/aggregate mixture at said elevated temperature for a time which is sufficient to reduce the moisture content of the latex/aggregate mixture below about 0.7 weight percent and to allow the polymer in the latex to crosslink on the surface of the aggregate to produce the coated aggregate.

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patent: 5002987 (1991-03-01), Schulz
patent: 5262240 (1993-11-01), Dunning et al.
patent: 5534568 (1996-07-01), Schulz et al.

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