The emission of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from asphalt during construction
processes presents substantial risks to human health and the environment. To advance …

The popularization of inorganic nanomaterials doping, which serves as an effective method
to improve the aging resistance of bitumen, is constrained by suboptimal lipophilicity and …

With the booming construction of asphalt pavements, the volatile organic compounds
(VOCs) emission becomes a growing threat to the environment and people's health. This …

Fumed silica nanoparticles (FSNPs) have shown significant potential in polymer
modification due to their economic viability. This study aims to explore the impact of FSNPs …

Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) of asphalt will cause adverse environmental impact and
workers' health risk, inhibitors can be used to reduce the emission of VOCs from asphalt …

The rheological properties of the styrene–butadiene–styrene modified asphalt (SBSMA)
binder have not been thoroughly investigated yet. In this study, SBSMA binders with various …

The recycling of aged asphalt offers significant economic benefits. However, its utilization
may pose environmental and health risks. Limited research has been conducted to assess …

High-viscosity modified bitumen (HVMB) is prone to thermal-oxidative and photooxidative
aging, resulting in pavement diseases. The use of conventional Nano-modifiers to enhance …

The self-healing of asphalt pavement through extrinsic replenishment single is not sufficient
for achieving sustainable healing and restoring excellent performance. Therefore, an …

Volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions are becoming an increasingly significant issue
because of the increasing demand for bitumen in road engineering. This study attempted to …