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Topic 1
GENERAL CONCEPTS ABOUT MASTER'S QUALIFICATION WORK
1. General provisions2. Choosing a topic and drawing up a master's work plan3. The structure of the master's thesisTopic 2
THEORETICAL SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH. MODELING
1. Introduction2. Physical modeling3. Mathematical modeling4. Rheological modeling5. Finite element modelingTopic 3
MATHEMATICAL FUNDAMENTALS OF EXPERIMENT PLANNING
1. Basic concepts2. Basics of planning a multivariate experimentTopic 4
PLANNING THE EXPERIMENT IN SEARCH OF OPTIMAL CONDITIONS1. Full factorial experiment.2. Plans of fractional factorial experiments.3. Planning the experiment in search of optimal conditions.4. Processing experimental results.Topic 5
TECHNIQUE AND EQUIPMENT FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
1. Obtaining of the viscosity of bituminous binders2. Obtaining of cohesion of bituminous binders3. Obtaining of adhesion of bituminous bindersTopic 6
PREPARATION AND PERFORMANCE OF THE EXPERIMENT
1. Methodology of experimental research2. Selection of measuring devices and their statistical evaluationTopic 7
GENERALIZATION AND PROCESSING OF EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS
1. Statistical evaluation of general parameters2. Analysis of variance3. Correlation and regression analysisTopic 8
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH RESULTS
1. General provisions2. Economic efficiency of practical use of the developed technologyPractical lesson 1
Advanced methods of researching the chemical composition and structure of binders
Practical lesson 2
Methods of research the rheological properties of materials at operating temperatures
Practical lesson 3
Methods of research of adhesive properties of binder materials
Practical lesson 4
Methods of researching the limit temperatures of bituminous binders
Practical lesson 5
Methods of modeling production processes in laboratory conditionsPractical lesson 6
Solving problems on the properties of organic binder materials
Practical lesson 7
Solving problems on the interaction of bitumen with aggregates
Practical lesson 8
Solving problems with rheology of asphalt concrete