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Performance and Mechanism Analysis of an Anti-Skid Wear Layer of Active Slow-Release Ice-Snow Melting Modified by Gels. [PDF]

Gels
Chen Y, Li Z, Guo T, Fang C, Guo P, Wang C, Bai B, Zhang W, Yan H, Chen Q.   +9 more
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Research Progress of Electrically Conductive Asphalt Concrete Deicing and Snowmelt Technology: Material Development and Application Progress. [PDF]

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Liu D, Zhao J, Lu M, Wang Z, He J.
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A Study on the Fracture Properties of Cement Asphalt Emulsion Mixture Based on the SCB Test. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
Li Y, Wang Q, Li X, Zhao Y, Yu W, Liu B, Tan Y.   +6 more
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Evaluation of Aging Effects on Asphalt Binders and Pavements: Rheological Responses to Rejuvenators and Numerical Analysis of Polymer Modification. [PDF]

Polymers (Basel)
Karakas AS.
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Life cycle assessment and sensitivity analysis of carbon emissions in full depth reclamation with portland cement and conventional pavement repair. [PDF]

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Zhang H, Zhang Q, Luo C, Liu N, Wang K.
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Adsorption behaviour between cement and asphalt emulsion in cement–asphalt mortar

Advances in Cement Research, 2009
The workable time of cement–asphalt mortar (CA mortar) is controlled by the early age interaction between cement and asphalt emulsion, which could be indicated by the adsorption of asphalt droplets in the emulsion on cement grains. The adsorption behaviour leads to an increase in particle size in the cement and asphalt emulsion (CAE) system.
S.-G. Hu, T. Wang, F.-Z. Wang, Z.-C. Liu
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Thermal behavior of asphalt cements

Thermochimica Acta, 1998
Asphalt cements are highly complex mixtures of hydrocarbon molecules whose thermal behavior is of prime importance for petroleum and road industry. From DSC, the determination of several thermal properties of asphalts is given, e.g. glass-transition temperature and crystallized fraction content.
P.M Claudy, J.M Létoffé, D Martin, J.P Planche   +3 more
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