Recycling flexible pavement generates huge quantities of Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement
(RAP) aggregates, which are sometimes deserted in landfills or open dump yards. Use of …

Material obtained from the demolition of concrete structures and milling of flexible
pavements has the highest potential for recyclability. This study aimed to evaluate the …

Against the backdrop of global warming and depletion of natural resources, new techniques
and alternative materials need to be explored and integrated into road construction …

The increasing bitumen cost, the growth of the traffic loads and the need to find more
sustainable paving practices are forcing agencies to identify new ways to maximise the re …

High silicon dioxide content enables as a cement substitute. This study explored recycling
RHA and RAP in cement stabilised macadam (CSM) to produce a pavement base material …

In place of natural aggregate, the use of reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) has become
usual in the road construction industry. For a while, it has been regarded as one of the …

There is currently a huge problem in the developing region that cannot be avoided, and that
is the exhaustion of natural aggregates. Pavement engineering and construction are two …

In this study, the usability of 100% RAP as a cold patching material (CPM) was
experimentally investigated. As part of this study, first, the RAP material has been …

Using alternative materials (eg, lightweight, recycled) in geotechnical applications may be
advantageous compared to conventional structural backfills. This report summarizes current …

Climate change, the limited availability of natural resources, and energy crises are putting
pressure on the global societies? to employ low-energy and low-emission technologies for …