Effects of recycled shingles and increased RAP percentages : [research brief].

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Effects of recycled shingles and increased RAP percentages : [research brief].

2012-01-01
By Advanced Asphalt Technologies, LLC

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Alternative Title:

Effect of recovered binders from recycled shingles and increased RAP percentages on resultant binder PG
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Advanced Asphalt Technologies, LLC
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Wisconsin. Dept. of Transportation. Research Coordination Section ; Wisconsin Highway Research Program

Wisconsin. Dept. of Transportation. Research Coordination Section ; Wisconsin Highway Research Program Less -
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Additives Asphalt Pavements Binders Pavements, Asphalt--Additives--Wisconsin--Testing Recycled Materials Recycled Products--Wisconsin Shingles
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Tech Report
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Wisconsin
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Research brief.
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Wisconsin Highway Research Program
Abstract:

As asphalt binder becomes more expensive, the use of recycled asphalt materials becomes

more attractive. Recycled asphalt pavement (RAP) and recycled asphalt shingles (RAS) offer a partial substitute for virgin aggregate and binder in asphalt pavement mixtures. Their use reduces the demand on natural resources, energy and landfill space as well as the cost of asphalt mixtures. The Federal Highway Administration increasingly encourages use of this green highway technology.
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