The compatibility between crumb rubber (CR) and asphalt binder plays a key role in the
storage stability and rheological performance of rubberized asphalt binder. This review …

From the perspective of highway engineering, bio-asphalt binders have economic, social
and environmental benefits and, therefore, can be partially substituted for petroleum-based …

Improved adhesive and cohesive properties of bitumen blends with bio-oil and two types of
silica nanoparticles having either hydrophilic or hydrophobic surface were studied. The …

This study examines the merits of surface activation of rubber using various bio-oils to
improve rubber-asphalt interaction. To do so a hybrid method combining microwave …

Bio-oil from biomass pyrolysis is a promising alternative and clean source of biofuels,
chemicals, and materials. Its chemical composition, physical and chemical properties, and …

Liquefaction, a useful method of turning whole biomass into liquids, provides advantages for
energy and polymers and finds applications in many sectors. This paper reviews the …

Use of recycled rubber particles in asphalt pavements has shown to be advantageous to
extend pavement service life. The challenge with the use of rubber particles which limits its …

Roads play a crucial role in the economic development of nations; reconstruction,
resurfacing, or rehabilitation of the current roads result in the milling of approximately 120 …

Pyrolysis of renewable biomass has been developed as a method to produce green fuels
and chemicals in response to energy security concerns as well as to alleviate environmental …

This paper examines relation between colloidal index (CI) and chemo-rheological properties
of asphalt binders modified by five different recycling agents (RAs) including paraffinic oils …