SUPER-WS Water-Solidified Asphalt Mixture (Super Water Solidification)
SUPER-WS water-solidified asphalt mixture is an energy-saving and environmentally friendly material designed for use in humid environments and emergency repairs. It consists of matrix asphalt, special modifiers, and specially formulated additives, and contains no volatile substances. By adding water, the additives undergo a chemical reaction, enabling “strength enhancement through water, construction with water present, and rapid reopening to traffic.” Its strength exceeds that of conventional hot-mix asphalt concrete.
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Product Introduction
SUPER-WS Water-solidified asphalt mixture ( Super Water Solidification ) is an energy-saving and environmentally friendly material designed for humid environments and emergency repairs. It consists of matrix asphalt, special modifiers, specially formulated additives, and contains no volatile substances. By adding water, the additives undergo a chemical reaction, enabling “strength enhancement through water, construction with water present, and rapid reopening to traffic.” Its strength exceeds that of conventional hot-mix asphalt concrete.
Product advantages
It boasts exceptional adaptability to various construction environments, allowing work even in rainy conditions and on sites with water-filled pits or trenches, thus breaking through the limitations imposed by the rainy season on maintenance activities.
Fast curing speed, 1 Hourly intensity greater than 8kN It can quickly restore traffic flow and meet emergency repair needs.
Construction is extremely simple—no milling, no cutting required. 1 It can be operated by humans and does not require complex heating equipment.
High strength and high durability, strong adhesion, resistant to cracking and damage, long service life, low-carbon and environmentally friendly.
Applicable Conditions
Suitable for surface overlay applications on cement pavements, bridge decks, and asphalt surfaces, as well as for small-area damage repair, backfilling around manhole covers, repairing bridge expansion joints, and addressing drainage-related pavement distresses—scenarios that require rapid, high-intensity repairs. Construction can proceed normally even during the rainy season.
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