Abstract: Moisture damage in hot-mix asphalt (HMA) occurs because of a loss of adhesion and/or cohesion, resulting in the reduced strength or stiffness of the HMA and the development of various forms of pavement distress. There are ...

Abstract: With increasing interest in the use of warm mix asphalt (WMA) in the paving industry, more studies in this field for improvement of WMA properties seem to be necessary. In past decade, several studies focusing on use of ...

Abstract: One of the convenient approaches to decreasing moisture sensitivity in hot-mix asphalt (HMA) is coating the aggregate surface with a suitable agent. Hydrate lime (HL) is the most common antistrip additive used to treat ...

Abstract: Road construction and maintenance require large quantities of virgin aggregate (VA). Using waste aggregate as an aggregate replacement reduces the extraction of new aggregate, pressing demand on existing landfill sites, ...

Abstract: There are several approaches for improving adhesion and moisture sensitivity in asphalt mixtures, one of which is to coat the aggregate surface with a suitable agent to change the predominant electrical charges at the ...