There are three major classifications of emulsion grades: rapid set, medium set and slow set. The terms rapid, medium and slow relate to the amount of time it takes for the emulsion to cure and the amount of mixing that can be performed before the emulsion breaks. Emulsions that allow the longest mixing time generally take the longest to cure, and emulsions that allow very little mixing time are those that set and cure most rapidly.
2019-TAC-New Brunswick Field Study on Optimization of Tack Coat Rate to Enhance Interface Bonding of Asphalt Layers
2017-CTAA Twelve-Year Performance Review of Bloomington Road (York Region Road 40) Rehabilitation using Cold-In-Place Recycling and a 6.7mm Fine Stone Mastic Asphalt
2016-CTAA-12 High Float Emulsion Residue Its Unique Rheology and Microstructure
2013-CTAA-Bio-Solvents in the Production of Emulsified Prime Coat Systems
2006-Adhesive and Cohesive Properties of RS Emulsions during Chip Seal Construction – Kucharek, Davidson and Croteau
2005 – Overview of the Design of Emulsion Based Seal Coat Systems in Canada and Abroad-Davidson,Croteau,Houston and Linton
