The transport infrastructure is crucial to maintaining the interconnection of urban, rural, and
commercial centres, thus allowing the socioeconomic growth of populations and …

A large amount of biomass waste is produced globally, and its production and improper
management are major environmental issues. Pavement industries consume large amounts …

Asphalt has been the primary material for pavements and other building components such
as roof shingles and waterproofing systems, which can be the path for stormwater runoff …

In recent years, carbon emissions from cement production and agricultural waste treatment
have been increasing year by year. Biochar, as a derivative of agricultural waste, provides …

T o cope with the global climate crisis and assist in achieving the carbon neutrality, the use
of biomass materials to fully or partially replace petroleum-based products and unrenewable …

This study investigates the performance of polyphosphoric acid/styrene–butadienestyrene
(PPA/SBS)-modified bio-mixed asphalt after thermo-oxidative and ultraviolet (UV) aging …

The mass loss of bitumen due to volatilization is one of the deterioration mechanisms
through which the chemical composition of bitumen deviates from its original condition …

Ageing of bitumen leads to significant performance deterioration of asphalt pavements and
leads to material properties that are not conducive to recycling. Aiming to maximise the …

This study aims to further illustrate the relationship between technical lignin structure and
asphalt binder performance. Two types of technical lignins (soda lignin and kraft lignins) …

The aging of bitumen materials under ultraviolet (UV) radiation is a highly intricate process
involving volatilization of components and multiple photochemical reactions. To gain a …