In 1976, Minnesota rebuilt a four-lane highway using 50% recycled asphalt; when engineers examined it 15 years later, its lifespan matched ordinary pavement [etleboro.org]

In 1976, Minnesota rebuilt a four-lane highway using 50% recycled asphalt; when engineers examined it 15 years later, its lifespan matched ordinary pavement

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In 1976, Minnesota rebuilt a four-lane highway using 50% recycled asphalt; when engineers examined it 15 years later, its lifespan matched ordinary pavement

REPRESENTATIVE IMAGE: A four-lane divided highway, shown as a representative image for the Minnesota recycled-asphalt road project | ChatGPT Minnesota used recycled asphalt that contained 50% reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) to reconstruct a four-lane urban highway in 1976, and engineers examined p»»»

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