Meng Wu, Zhanping You, Dongzhao Jin, Lei Yin, Kai Xin
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Abstract
Asphalt aging is a natural process that causes changes in the properties of asphalt, particularly in asphalt adhesion. Previous studies show that the effect of aging on asphalt adhesion performance...
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