Artificial aging of polymer modified bitumens

By Xiaohu Lu, U. Isacsson. 2000

140 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Analytical Chemistry, Civil and Structural Engineering, Ocean Engineering

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How researchers see this paper

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In Analytical Chemistry

1. Bjorn Birgisson
2. Nicole Kringos
3. K. Mokhtar
4. Jiqing Zhu
5. Mustapha Kaci
6. Nadjet Dehouche

In Civil and Structural Engineering

1. Hugo Alexander Rondón Quintana
2. Bjorn Birgisson
3. F. Reyes-Lizcano
4. W. Fernández-Gómez
5. Nicole Kringos
6. K. Mokhtar
7. Jiqing Zhu
8. Mustapha Kaci

In Ocean Engineering

1. Bjorn Birgisson
2. Nicole Kringos
3. K. Mokhtar
4. Jiqing Zhu
5. Mustapha Kaci
6. Nadjet Dehouche

Citations in the corpus

• A review of asphalt and asphalt mixture aging (2013, background): “Volatilisation and oxidation are irreversible as they are prompted by chemical changes (Lu and Isacsson, 2000); steric hardening, though, can be reversed through heat or mechanical work (Swiertz, 2010) as it entails structural reorganisation of the molecule, produced by temperature changes (Petersen”
• Polymer modification of bitumen : Advances and challenges (2014, background): “The first field mainly focused on the microstructure, deformation, cracking, ageing and fatigue of PMB [64-77].”
• Influence of thermo-oxidative aging on chemical composition and physical properties of polymer modified bitumens (2012, methodology): “These results are in line with those reported in literature [21].”