Asphalt Recycling
This page contains coverage of asphalt recycling-related content, including hot in-place recycling, cold in-place recycling, full depth reclamation, new materials developments in asphalt paving and reclamation, and other aspects and techniques related to recycling and reclamation.
Having a ticket for some dry cleanings can lead to a lot of watching and waiting. Nobody would blame anyone if they walked out.
Many paying…
June 06, 2017
Alaska is not particularly known for its thaws.
However, officials in the northeast U.S. are starting to warm up to the idea of cold in-place…
Using reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) in asphalt mixtures can provide significant economic savings to contractors and highway agencies by reducing…
April 28, 2015
Last year’s modern day Ice Age buried routes across the U.S. with its frozen malice.
Many public works officials had to pick through the remains of…
March 02, 2015
Asphalt mixtures are commonly comprised of various ratios of aggregate, asphalt binder and air. While this is usually the case for standard dense-…
February 06, 2015
A full-depth reclamation (FDR) project involving the removal of a failed portland cement concrete pavement and the construction of an 8-in.…
February 06, 2015
Pavements continue to be among the most recycled materials on the planet. Over the past several decades, the asphalt industry has successfully…
February 06, 2015
By the beginning of 2014, Mooney Road through California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains bore a strong resemblance to its lunar namesake. “The road gets…
February 06, 2015
