The influence of aggregate, filler and bitumen on asphalt mixture moisture damage

By G. Airey, Andrew Collop, S. Zoorob, R. Elliott. 2008

222 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

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In Civil and Structural Engineering

1. B. Blackman
2. A. Kinloch
3. Shuang Cui
4. A. C. Taylor
5. G. Airey
6. N. Yusoff
7. E. Chailleux

In Mechanical Engineering

1. A. C. Taylor
2. A. Kinloch
3. G. Airey
4. S. Sprenger
5. R. Pethrick
6. N. Yusoff
7. T. Hsieh
8. R. Pearson

Citations in the corpus

• Durability of asphalt mixtures: Effect of aggregate type and adhesion promoters (2014, background): “The poor water performance observed was expected because granite is an acidic aggregate and has been previously reported to show poor water-resistance [4].”
• Influence of aggregate mineralogical composition on water resistance of aggregate–bitumen adhesion (2015, background): “Moisture damage is an extremely complicated mode of asphalt mixture distress that leads to the loss of stiffness and structure strength of the asphalt pavement layers of a road and eventually the costly failure of the road structure [2].”
• Utilisation of natural fibre as modifier in bituminous mixes: A review (2014, background): “Pavement distresses, such as: cracking, pot-holes, permanent deformation and surface wear are constantly reported by highway agencies [1–5].”