Evaluation of Environmental Pollution from Asphalt Recycling Technology

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A higher demand on application of asphalt recycling technology was required on accompany with the re-utilization problems in the road maintenance. Recent years have witnessed serious environmental pollution problems, including high toxicity, complex components, as the key and most difficult issue in environmental detection and comprehensive improvement field. Therefore, components of asphalt in air and water resulted from asphalt recycling technology were assessed comprehensively to illustrate the significant factor in pollution and to clarify application value of inhibitory material in pollution control.

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