Correction to: Laboratory Study on the use of Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement and Copper Slag in Warm Mix Asphalt Pavements using Waste Engine Oil as a Rejuvenator

This study aims to evaluate the effect of waste engine oil (WEO) on warm asphalt mixes incorporated with materials. Copper slag (CS) and reclaimed pavement (RAP), both considered materials were used in mixes. Seven types prepared different proportions copper (0–15%) RAP (0–30%) at 5%, 7.5%, 10% WEO dosages. Marshall stability test, indirect tensile resilient modulus, flow number test was carried check performance these Also, a cracking for evaluating fracture energy mixtures. It found that CS (15%) (30%) performed similar control up 7.5% rejuvenator The incorporation (5%) improved strength due more angularity (multi-faced) frictional angle (53°) CS, resulting excellent load capacity. modulus Mix 6 (30%RAP-5% CS) observed be maximum (3310.3 MPa). use softened aged bitumen, which leads decrease stability, rutting resistance, increase energy. showed lesser presence stiff bitumen. However, addition WEO, increased indicates resistance softening action WEO. quotient, represents stiffness, decreased an content all