2006
DOI: 10.1627/jpi.49.231
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Separation and Recovery of Aggregate from Asphalt Pavement Wastes Using High-temperature and High-pressure Water

Abstract: The recycling ratio of reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) reached about 99% in 2002, the highest for any industrial waste, a clear sign that recycling efforts are actively applied in the road pavement fi eld. Even more effective use of resources and materials will require the incorporation of environmentally-friendly processes over the entire cycle. It is also necessary to establish a pavement recycling system that can cope with the diversifi cation of pavement materials and reclaimed materials, such as modifi e… Show more

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“…Few pieces of research have investigated the application of subcritical water to the recycling of asphalt concrete. In one study, Kano and colleagues successfully removed asphalt from asphalt mixture using hightemperature and-pressure water [Kano, Akiba, and Kuriyagawa 2006]; in another, asphalt was shown extractable from asphalt concrete using a Soxhlet extraction set-up ].…”
Section: Introduction Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Few pieces of research have investigated the application of subcritical water to the recycling of asphalt concrete. In one study, Kano and colleagues successfully removed asphalt from asphalt mixture using hightemperature and-pressure water [Kano, Akiba, and Kuriyagawa 2006]; in another, asphalt was shown extractable from asphalt concrete using a Soxhlet extraction set-up ].…”
Section: Introduction Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%