The Contribution of Lime Addition on the Contact between Aggregate-Asphalt and on the Mix Asphalt Performances

Youssef Wahib; My Larbi Abidi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.724.16

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The Contribution of Lime Addition on the Contact between Aggregate-Asphalt and on the Mix Asphalt Performances

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The lime addition in the mix asphalt became nowadays an innovative technique in the field of infrastructure. The objective of the experiences is to improve the durability of roads, especially in the United States and in Europe. In Morocco, this aspect remains in the reflecting phase, a part from some simple experiences; this technique allows, from a precise dosage of lime, to increase the service life of roads, and to optimize the maintenances costs caused by the damages.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 724)

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Youssef Wahib*, My Larbi Abidi

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Adhesivity, Aggregate, Asphalt, Lime, Mix Asphalt

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