Effect of aggregate properties on asphalt mixtures stripping and creep behavior

By S. Abo-Qudais, Haider Al-Shweily. 2007

139 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Pollution

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In Civil and Structural Engineering

1. Yuqing Zhang
2. Fan Gu
3. Yangming Gao
4. Tao Xu
5. B. Blackman
6. A. Kinloch
7. Shuang Cui
8. Hao Wang

In Pollution

1. G. Airey

Citations in the corpus

• Durability of asphalt mixtures: Effect of aggregate type and adhesion promoters (2014, background): “AboQudais and Al-Shweily [19] showed that a limestone aggregate had greater resistance to water-damage than basalt, and explained that limestone is positively charged, leading to stronger bonds, and as a result is a hydrophobic aggregate.”
• Impact of minerals and water on bitumen-mineral adhesion and debonding behaviours using molecular dynamics simulations (2018, result): “This finding verifies the existing experimental results that a mineral with an alkaline nature (with electro-positive charge) has a stronger adhesion with the weakly acidic bitumen than an acidic mineral [43-44].”
• Influence of aggregate mineralogical composition on water resistance of aggregate–bitumen adhesion (2015, background): “The resistance of asphalt mixtures to moisture attack has been related to aggregate mineralogy, surface texture of aggregate, bitumen chemistry and the compatibility between bitumen and aggregate [7,8].”