Enhancing the Fundamental Knowledge and Use of Asphalt Emulsions Using Systematic Scientific and Engineering Approaches: Tech Transfer Summary

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Enhancing the Fundamental Knowledge and Use of Asphalt Emulsions Using Systematic Scientific and Engineering Approaches: Tech Transfer Summary

2018-08-06
By Buss, Ashley

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Tech Transfer Summary: Enhancing the Fundamental Knowledge and Use of Asphalt Emulsions Using Systematic Scientific and Engineering Approaches
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Buss, Ashley
Corporate Creators:

Iowa State University. Institute for Transportation
Corporate Contributors:

Midwest Transportation Center ; Iowa Highway Research Board ; United States. Department of Transportation. University Transportation Centers (UTC) Program ; United States. Department of Transportation. Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology
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Brief
Geographical Coverage:

Iowa;United States
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Tech Transfer Summary
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Midwest Transportation Center
Abstract:

Asphalt emulsions are gaining in popularity in the US and worldwide due to their lower application temperature, lower energy consumption, and lower viscosity than hot applied asphalts. About 3 million tons of emulsion is produced in the US, which accounts for 5% to 10% of the total asphalt consumption. However, much of the available information on asphalt emulsions is contained in patented literature rather than in easily accessible peer-reviewed journals, which leads to a lack of understanding about their applications, i.e., which type of emulsion to use in a particular situation. This study explored the potential of emulsified asphalts in the field of pavement engineering by comparing non-modified and polymer-modified emulsions.
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DTRT13-G-UTC37
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https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/view/dot/37086/dot_37086_DS1.pdf
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University Transportation Centers ; US Transportation Collection
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