Traditional building materials have some drawbacks in the construction industry, particularly
in terms of greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption. Biomaterials derived from …

Roads serve as a backbone of developing economies; thousands of kilometres of new roads
are built every year and old ones are continuously repaired. Due to the large areal …

The incorporation of bio-oil, derived from agricultural waste, as a partial substitute for
asphalt, coupled with the modification of asphalt using crumb rubber from waste tires …

The use of recycled materials such as Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement (RAP) and Recycled
Asphalt Shingle (RAS) in asphalt pavements is a valuable approach to construct sustainable …

This research aims to discuss the utilization of crude palm oil (CPO) and by-products
obtained from palm oil waste materials as biomaterials for green construction material …

Permanent deformation, mainly referring to rutting, is one of the main distress modes of
asphalt pavement. Exploring effective methods to mitigate the rutting distress is of great …

In Canada, over 90% of the paved roads are asphalt pavements. Most of these pavements
were built decades ago, which are currently exhibiting a significant amount of surface …

Molecular dynamics (MD) simulation is an advanced tool to explore the interaction
mechanism between aged bitumen and rejuvenators at the nanoscale. However, the …

Biomass is an important product of bio-material pyrolysis, which can be used as an asphalt
modifier or a rejuvenator for an aged asphalt binder. This paper synthetically reviews types …

Nowadays, one of the most interests of modern society is to replace increasingly larger
quantities of petroleum-derived products, which is a non-renewable source progressively …