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    2.1 Alternative Binders For Flexible Pavement.: Review of Related Literature

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    This chapter reviews literature on alternative binders for flexible pavement. It discusses a 2016 article about using bio-oil from swine manure as an asphalt modifier. The study researched using bio-binders that are partially or fully derived from renewable, environmentally friendly bio-based materials as alternatives to bitumen. There are three ways to use bio-binders: as a direct replacement at 100%, as an extender replacing 75% of bitumen, or as a modifier replacing 10% of bitumen. Bio-binders provide benefits over fossil fuels as they are renewable, environmentally friendly and can provide secure global energy supplies.

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    This chapter reviews literature on alternative binders for flexible pavement. It discusses a 2016 article about using bio-oil from swine manure as an asphalt modifier. The study researched using bio-binders that are partially or fully derived from renewable, environmentally friendly bio-based materials as alternatives to bitumen. There are three ways to use bio-binders: as a direct replacement at 100%, as an extender replacing 75% of bitumen, or as a modifier replacing 10% of bitumen. Bio-binders provide benefits over fossil fuels as they are renewable, environmentally friendly and can provide secure global energy supplies.

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    This chapter reviews literature on alternative binders for flexible pavement. It discusses a 2016 article about using bio-oil from swine manure as an asphalt modifier. The study researched using bio-binders that are partially or fully derived from renewable, environmentally friendly bio-based materials as alternatives to bitumen. There are three ways to use bio-binders: as a direct replacement at 100%, as an extender replacing 75% of bitumen, or as a modifier replacing 10% of bitumen. Bio-binders provide benefits over fossil fuels as they are renewable, environmentally friendly and can provide secure global energy supplies.

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    2.1 Alternative Binders For Flexible Pavement.: Review of Related Literature

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    This chapter reviews literature on alternative binders for flexible pavement. It discusses a 2016 article about using bio-oil from swine manure as an asphalt modifier. The study researched using bio-binders that are partially or fully derived from renewable, environmentally friendly bio-based materials as alternatives to bitumen. There are three ways to use bio-binders: as a direct replacement at 100%, as an extender replacing 75% of bitumen, or as a modifier replacing 10% of bitumen. Bio-binders provide benefits over fossil fuels as they are renewable, environmentally friendly and can provide secure global energy supplies.

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    Chapter 2

    Review of Related Literature

    2.1 Alternative Binders for Flexible Pavement.

    This article was written by Md Maniruzzaman A. Aziz, Md Tareq Rahman, Mohd. Rosli

    Hainin and Wan Azelee Wan Abu Bakar on 2016. By physical results, Pavement can be

    compared to a tile, a road pavement as mentioned in this article has a production

    process that will be similar to a flexible tiles. It will tangled an impact of specific process

    associated with the conversion of swine manure to bio-oil was thermochemical and

    utilities the heavy residue remaining in this process as an asphalt modifier. This

    particular study has been researching on the use of bio-binders. The binders which is

    completely or partially derived from bio based material which makes it renewable and

    environmental friendly.[1]

    There are three ways to use bio-binders. First one is a direct alternative which comprises

    100% replacement of bitumen and could pave a way a new generation of alternatives

    materials instead of using bitumen, Second is Bitumen Extender which comprises 75%

    and lastly, Third Bitumen Modifier which comprises 10% of the replacement of the

    bitumen. This benefits over natural fossil fuels because they are environmental friendly,

    renewable, and could provide secured energy globally.

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