All Proceeding Papers /Chapters

Technology Issues for Enhancing Waste Material Utilization in Highway Construction Addressed by the SHRP-IDEA Program
Resolving Environmental Concerns: Ash Beneficial Reuse
Institutional Constraints to the Use of Coal Fly Ash in Civil Engineering Construction
Coal Mine Waste Formation and Changes of Microstructure Under Artificial Salting
Mixed Broken Glass Processing Solutions
Alkali Activation of Class C Fly Ash
Utilization of Waste Sulfur in Construction Materials and as a Stabilization/Encapsulation Agent for Toxic, Hazardous and Radioactive Waste
Environmental Monitoring Plan for a Pilot Study Using Phosphogypsum as a Roadbed Material
Highway Construction Use of Wastes and By-Products
Some Waste Materials in Road Construction
Use of Rubber Tires in Highway Construction
Technologies for Utilization of Waste Tires in Asphalt Pavement
The Use of Phosphogypsum-Based Slag Aggregate in Hot Mix Asphaltic Concrete
A Study on the Utilization of Incinerator Residue for Asphalt Concrete
Utilization of Carbide Lime Waste in Asphaltic Concrete Mixes
Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) Slag as an Aggregate in Asphalt Concrete
Engineering Properties and Potential Uses of By-Product Phosphygypsum
The Use of Flue Gas Desulfurization Gypsum in Civil Engineering Applications
Problems Related to Disposal of Fly Ash and its Utilization as a Structural Fill
Backfill-Stiffened Foundation Wall Construction
Waste Glass and Sewage Sludge Frit Use in Asphalt Pavements
Utilization of Fly Ash in High Volumes for Low Strength Cement Composites
Utilization of Carbide Lime Waste in Cement Mortar Mixes
Performance of Crushed Waste Concrete as Aggregate in Structural Concrete
Review and Evaluation of the Use of Microsilica as an Admixture in Concrete
Neutralysis: Lightweight Aggregate and Recycling
Scrap Tires Used in Rubber-Modified Asphalt Pavement and Civil Engineering Applications
FGD Waste Engineering Properties are Controlled by Disposal Choice
Controlling the Flow of Recyclable Material