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EPSRC Reference:
EP/F012500/1
Title:
Improving Asphalt Mixture Performance through Surface Chemistry, Adhesion and Micro-Structural Characterisation
Principal Investigator:
Airey, Professor GD
Other Investigators:
Collop, Professor AC
Researcher Co-Investigators:
Project Partners:
Imperial College London
Texas A and M University
Department:
Sch of Civil Engineering
Organisation:
University of Nottingham
Scheme:
Standard Research
Starts:
01 October 2007
Ends:
31 March 2009
Value (£):
152,337
EPSRC Research Topic Classifications:
Construction Ops & Management
Materials Characterisation
EPSRC Industrial Sector Classifications:
Construction
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Panel History:
Panel Date
Panel Name
Outcome
30 Apr 2007
Collaborating for Success Through People
Announced
Summary on Grant Application Form
A range of researcher-based activities, including researcher exchanges between the University of Nottingham, Imperial College and Texas A&M University, workshops and research seminars, will be used to develop international and cross-disciplinary collaboration in the field of pavement engineering materials. The strategic areas of adhesion and the physicochemical interfacial properties of bitumen and aggregate, and the micro-structural characterisation of asphalt materials will form the basis for the research activities. Two-way researcher exchanges will form the main component of the activities and provide researchers with the opportunity to work closely with other international research groups as well as inter-disciplinary groups. The face-to-face dialogue that will be possible with these extended research visits will allow researchers the unique opportunity to identify research challenges and develop innovative approaches and research solutions to the various issues associated with the performance of pavement materials.
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