Fatigue cracking is one of the most notable distresses in pavements and asphalt binder
plays a significant role within the mixture. Current research community has gained …

The linear amplitude sweep (LAS) test is considered a useful tool for evaluating fatigue of
asphalt binders. It has been confirmed that a good correlation exists between fatigue …

The use of inorganic nanoparticles in asphalt binders and mixtures to improve performance
related properties have gained a popularity in recent years. Extremely large interface area …

The use of warm mix asphalt (WMA) has been increasing in recent years due to its ability to
reduce the production temperatures of asphalt concrete. The long-term implications of …

This paper aims to investigate the fatigue resistance of asphalt binders using different
analytical methods and fatigue failure criteria with the consideration of various aging …

Polymer additives are used to improve the properties of road bitumens including their
oxidative resistance. However, their usage as anti-oxidative materials remains relatively …

The current performance grade (PG) binder specification uses the parameter G* sin δ to
quantify binder fatigue property, which has long been known to be the weakest part of the …

Considering the increase in the amount of industrial waste in recent years, the reuse of
recycled materials has become commonplace in various industries. In the pavement …

Fatigue damage and accumulation of permanent deformation or rutting are the two most
prevalent distress mechanisms in flexible pavements. The aim of this study was to …

Waste-cooking oil (WCO) has received significant attention regarding rejuvenating aged-
asphalt binder (AB) in recent years. Most current studies focused on whether the …