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Use of remediated petroleum contaminated soils in highway construction
Jay N. Meegoda
, Robert T. Mueller
, Frank Palise
Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Engineering
Highway Construction
100%
Storage Tank
100%
Asphalt Concrete
100%
Base Course
100%
Mechanical Performance
50%
Full Scale
50%
Test Result
50%
Petroleum Product
50%
Mixing Design
50%
Keyphrases
Remediate
100%
Highway Construction
100%
Petroleum-contaminated Soil
100%
Leaking Underground Storage Tanks
22%
Hot Mix Asphalt Concrete
22%
Heavy Weight Deflectometer
22%
New Jersey
11%
Groundwater Contamination
11%
Groundwater
11%
Highway Pavement
11%
Petroleum Products
11%
Construction Materials
11%
Department of Transportation
11%
Mechanical Performance
11%
Vehicular Traffic
11%
Full-scale Test
11%
Mix Design
11%
Full-scale Field Test
11%
Stabilized Base
11%
Two-lane Highways
11%
Marshall Stability
11%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Contaminated Soil
100%
Heavy Oil
100%
Storage Tank
22%
Base Course
22%
Underground Storage
22%
New Jersey
11%
Field Scale
11%
Laboratory Scale
11%
Petroleum Hydrocarbon
11%