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Construction materials are the most widely used materials for civil infrastructure in our daily lives. However, from an environmental point of view, they consume a huge amount of natural resources and generate the majority of greenhouse gasses. Therefore, many new and novel technologies for designin...

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Gorde:
Egile Nagusiak: Wu, Shaopeng, Amirkhanian, Serji, Xiao, Yue, Hoff, Inge
Formatua: Online
Hizkuntza:ingelesa
Argitaratua: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2021
Gaiak:
TA1-2040
T1-995
fluorescence spectrum
microstructure
regeneration
sensitivity analysis
asphalt mixes
limestone aggregates
bio-oil
plateau value of dissipated strain energy ratio
diatomite
water-leaching pretreatment
fatigue performance
ultra-thin wearing course
recycling aggregate
design optimization
induction heating
vibration noise consumption
bitumen
relaxation
viscous-elastic temperature
field evaluation
healing agents
transmittance
Ca-alginate microcapsules
artificially aged asphalt mixture
sequencing batch Chlorella reactor
waste concrete
plant ash lixivium
steel fiber
ultra-high performance concrete
titanate coupling agent
SEM
self-healing
physical properties
porous pumice
thermal–mechanical properties
aggregate morphology
asphalt mortar
adhesion energy
styrene–butadiene–styrene (SBS) modified bitumen
water solute exposure
emulsified asphalt
demulsification speed
mineral-asphalt mixtures
aging processes
phase change materials
surface texture
long-term drying shrinkage
contact angle
aging depth
asphalt
calcium alginate capsules
nitrogen and phosphorus removal
micro-morphology
rice husk ash
low-temperature
cement
hydrophobic nanosilica
asphalt mixture
thickness combinations
layered double hydroxide
initial self-healing temperature
environmentally friendly construction materials
epoxidized soybean oil
limestone
chemical evolutions
temperature sensitivity characteristics
micro-surfacing
cement emulsified asphalt mixture
dynamic characteristics
high-strength concrete
flame retardant
durability
creep
damping
damage constitutive model
Ultra-High Performance Concrete (UHPC)
granite aggregate
diatomite-modified asphalt mixture
healing model
asphalt combustion
freeze-thaw cycle
SBS-modified bitumen
workability
graphene
flow behavior index
fluidity
parametrization
fatigue property
rankinite
railway application
crystallization sensitivity
aqueous solute compositions
pozzolanic reaction
self-healing asphalt
recycled material
artificial neural network
rheological properties
molecular dynamic simulation
building envelopes
aluminum hydroxide
crumb rubber
optimization
viscoelasticity
building energy conservation
diffusing
anti-rutting agent
molecular bridge
engineered cementitious composites (ECC)
pavement performance
morphology
colloidal structure
hydrophilic nanosilica
construction materials
road engineering
laboratory evaluation
rejuvenator
fatigue equation
aggregates
three-point bending fatigue test
energy-based approach
aggregate from sanitary ceramic wastes
polyacrylic acid
mastic
CO2
specific surface area
aggregate image measurement system
solubilizer
flexibility
simplex lattice design
SBS/CRP-modified bitumen
water stability
fatigue life
rejuvenating systems
skid-resistance
reclaimed asphalt pavement
rheology
hydration characteristic
surface energy
modified asphalt materials
asphalt pavement
stripping test
SOD
tensile stresses
ultraviolet radiation
basalt fiber
“blue-shift”
polyvinyl alcohol
sanitary ceramics
dynamic moduli
aggregate characteristics
compound modify
expanded graphite
steel slag
induced healing
thermal property
effective heating depth
dissipated strain energy
MDA
mechanical behavior
plateau value of permanent deformation ratio
long-term field service
crack healing
desulphurization gypsum residues
pavement failure
rejuvenation
interfacial transition zone
combination
polyethylene glycol
adsorption
tensile strains
cold recycled asphalt mixture
resistance to deformations
asphalt-aggregate adhesion
viscoelastic properties
damage evolution
carbonation
microwave heating
amorphous silica
high-modulus asphalt mixture (HMAM)
hot mix asphalt containing recycled concrete aggregate
microfluidic
dynamic responses
concrete
asphalt mastic
crumb rubber powder
response surface methodology
nanomaterial
self-compacting concrete (SCC)
rutting factor
X-ray computed tomography
fiber modification
overlay tester
rubber modified asphalt
ageing
aged bitumen
aged asphalt
recycling
damage characteristics
dynamic tests
permeation
ageing resistance
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