Reprint

Recent Development in Novel Green Asphalt Materials for Pavement

Edited by
September 2024
206 pages
  • ISBN978-3-7258-1759-7 (Hardback)
  • ISBN978-3-7258-1760-3 (PDF)

This is a Reprint of the Special Issue Recent Development in Novel Green Asphalt Materials for Pavement that was published in

Chemistry & Materials Science
Engineering
Summary

With the continuous development of social civilization and the gradual improvement in the level of road engineering construction, there are more urgent requirements for road service functions, including green construction and safety guarantees. Asphalt is the world's most commonly used material in the construction of pavement engineering and coatings. Since entering the 21st century, the emergence of new functional materials and the development of the interdisciplinary concept have provided strong support for the design and construction of all kinds of green asphalt materials. In recent decades, the composition and property of asphalt paving materials have dramatically changed and, consequently, the development of green, sustainable, and functional materials is a new challenge that researchers are facing globally in order to tackle the aforementioned needs. At the same time, it is also the foremost direction for advancement in the development of road engineering discipline. As a result, scholars around the world have carried out a lot of in-depth research on novel green asphalt materials and applied technologies, and a number of important innovative results have been achieved. This Special Issue shall highlight the latest trends in novel green asphalt materials of special function. The studies included in this Special Issue will help guide the development direction of functional asphalt materials.

Format
  • Hardback
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Keywords
warm mixed asphalt; speed melting type; viscoelastic characteristic; performance of fatigue; temperature-reduced production and paving of asphalt mixtures; modified asphalt binder; sprayed polyurea resin; high-temperature property; fatigue property; thermal property; correlation; hydrotalcite; polyvinyl chloride; intercalation; UV-shielding materials; film composite materials; pavement material; tourmaline; graphene; asphalt mastic; rheological properties; bitumen; PMB; elasticity; creep and recovery; eco-friendly high-viscosity modified asphalt; viscosity retarding; fume suppression; rheological properties; polyphosphoric acid; modified asphalt; rheological properties; zero shear viscosity; temperature sensitivity; microscopic mechanism; cementitious materials; stomatal plane distribution model; digital images; pore evolution characteristics; road engineering; modification mechanism; experimental study; composite-modified asphalt; microscopic morphology; environmental protection material; composite modified asphalt; rheological properties; polyphosphoric acid; microscopic analysis