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Silent Rubber Pave Aiding Safer Roads

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EU Funded Project Improves Rubberised Asphalt Technology

Crumb rubber in road surfacing has a long history going back to the early 1960s when California used rubberised asphalt to overcome issues with its concrete roadways.

On average, 5 kg of crumb rubber can be obtained from one tyre. The use of crumb rubber from end‐of‐life tyres (ELTs) in bituminous (asphalt) mixtures can overcome the pavement industry’s challenges. However, it has not been widely implemented for three main reasons claims the Silent Ru...

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