Virginia allows up to 15 percent glass to be used in asphalt concrete. However, a literature search revealed that there is not much test data to substantiate this quantity. Because of the smooth surface texture of glass particles and the associated risk o;Sponsored by Virginia Dept. of Transportation, Richmond. and Federal Highway Administration, Richmond, VA. Virginia Div.;pg 20
There are growing interests in the utilization of recycled tire bales for civil engineering applications, triggered partly by the significant volumes ...
This report summarizes activities undertaken to support and ensure that the Illinois Department of Transportation utilizes the best demonstrated avail...
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