New waste management legislation provides a driver for materials recovery, industrial ecology, and remanufacturing practices throughout the global electronics industry. Paradoxically, the resulting regulations are incongruent and unsustainable because the targeted practitioners can neither legally re-use the resultant reclaimed materials nor legally store or dispose of the ensuing wastes.

Abstract This study intends to examine the effect of using bio-rejuvenators (BioCS and BitutechRAP) on Reclaimed Asphalt (RA) binder as seen from asphalt stiffness modulus (Sbit) based laboratory testing Dynamic Shear Rheometer (DSR) Frequency Sweep which is compared Sbit resulting analysis Van der Poel nomograph under RTFO (rolling thin film oven) conditions. The comparison was analyzed by loo...

Considerable amounts of Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement (RAP) are produced every year, as the road network requires maintenance to ensure safety and comfort its users. RAP is a 100% recyclable material useful fit be re-introduced into another cycle without downgrading functionality. Despite current knowledge about benefits associated with use, it not yet largely applied in several countries. This pa...

The use of reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) to create recycled mixture is attracting great interest because landfill space decrease and natural resources saving. Also, incorporating rejuvenators an effective method promote the utilization RAP materials in hot mix (HMA) production. main goal this study was evaluate effect Cyclogen vacuum bottom (VB) on performance mixtures against moisture sensi...