AARS Process

Benefits

Asphalt Recycling

Asphalt Mix Composition

Asphalt pavement is actually about 6% asphalt, 4% air and 90% mineral aggregates (rock, gravel and sand) that come from rivers and mountains.

Asphalt Mix Composition

Asphalt pavement is actually about 6% asphalt, 4% air and 90% mineral aggregates (rock, gravel and sand) that come from rivers and mountains.

Asphalt Aging

As asphalt concrete ages, it loses the flexibility and adhesion properties provided by the 6% asphalt, but most of the aggregates remain.

Asphalt Aging

As asphalt concrete ages, it loses the flexibility and adhesion properties provided by the 6% asphalt, but most of the aggregates remain.

Implications of not Recycling Asphalt

Every day (during road rehabilitation processes) recycled asphalt pavement (RAP) accumulates in landfills or collection centers with low reuse rates. And in order to continue making new asphalt mix, aggregate sources such as rivers and mountains continue to be exploited.

Implications of not Recycling Asphalt

Every day (during road rehabilitation processes) recycled asphalt pavement (RAP) accumulates in landfills or collection centers with low reuse rates. And in order to continue making new asphalt mix, aggregate sources such as rivers and mountains continue to be exploited.

Recycling is the Best Road Maintenance Strategy

Proper road maintenance would reduce fuel use and emissions by up to 6% as well as noise pollution.

Recycling is the Best Road Maintenance Strategy

Proper road maintenance would reduce fuel use and CO2 emissions by up to 6% as well as noise pollution.

Asphalt recycling method with AARS.

A complete circular process for the industry

EVALUATION

Physical inspection of the roadway/RAP.

Laboratory analysis: % of existing asphalt and Gradation

MIX DESIGN

Determination % of: rejuvenator and asphalt emulsion. Aggregates. Other materials

END (FINISHING)

Extension and Compaction

PRODUCTION

Roadway preparation. Incorporation of the RAP. Warming up.

Addition of additives. Mixing at temperature

REUTILIZATION

After years of service the road can be recycled again.

Asphalt recycling method with AARS.

A complete circular process for the industry

EVALUATION

Physical inspection of the roadway/RAP.

Laboratory analysis: % of existing asphalt and Gradation

MIX DESIGN

Determination % of: rejuvenator and asphalt emulsion. Aggregates. Other materials

PRODUCTION

Roadway preparation. Incorporation of the RAP. Warming up.

Addition of additives. Mixing at temperature

END (FINISHING)

Extension and Compaction

REUTILIZATION

After years of service the road can be recycled again.

EVALUATION

Physical inspection of the roadway/RAP.

Laboratory analysis: % of existing asphalt and Gradation

MIX DESIGN

Determination % of: rejuvenator and asphalt emulsion. Aggregates. Other materials

PRODUCTION

Roadway preparation. Incorporation of the RAP. Warming up.

Addition of additives. Mixing at temperature

END (FINISHING)

Extension and Compaction

REUTILIZATION

After years of service the road can be recycled again.

Addition of Other
Recycled Materials

Other materials such as polymers can be incorporated into the process. We are constantly looking for more recycling alternatives to incorporate into the process.

Benefits

Asphalt Recycling

Asphalt Mix Composition

Asphalt pavement is actually about 6% asphalt, 4% air and 90% mineral aggregates (rock, gravel and sand) that come from rivers and mountains.

Asphalt Mix Composition

Asphalt pavement is actually about 6% asphalt, 4% air and 90% mineral aggregates (rock, gravel and sand) that come from rivers and mountains.

Asphalt Aging

As asphalt concrete ages, it loses the flexibility and adhesion properties provided by the 6% asphalt, but most of the aggregates remain.

Asphalt Aging

As asphalt concrete ages, it loses the flexibility and adhesion properties provided by the 6% asphalt, but most of the aggregates remain.

Implications of not Recycling Asphalt

Every day (during road rehabilitation processes) recycled asphalt pavement (RAP) accumulates in landfills or collection centers with low reuse rates. And in order to continue making new asphalt mix, aggregate sources such as rivers and mountains continue to be exploited.

Implications of not Recycling Asphalt

Every day (during road rehabilitation processes) recycled asphalt pavement (RAP) accumulates in landfills or collection centers with low reuse rates. And in order to continue making new asphalt mix, aggregate sources such as rivers and mountains continue to be exploited.

Recycling is the Best Road Maintenance Strategy

Proper road maintenance would reduce fuel use and emissions by up to 6% as well as noise pollution.

Recycling is the Best Road Maintenance Strategy

Proper road maintenance would reduce fuel use and CO2 emissions by up to 6% as well as noise pollution.

Asphalt recycling method with AARS​.

A complete circular process for the industry

EVALUATION

MIX DESIGN

END (FINISHING)

PRODUCTION

REUTILIZATION

Asphalt recycling method with AARS​.

A complete circular process for the industry

EVALUATION

MIX DESIGN

PRODUCTION

END (FINISHING)

REUTILIZATION

EVALUATION

MIX DESIGN

PRODUCTION

END (FINISHING)

REUTILIZATION

Addition of OtherRecycled Materials

Other materials such as polymers can be incorporated into the process. ​ We are constantly looking for more recycling ​ alternatives to incorporate into the process.

Rejuvenators

There are many asphalt rejuvenators available. And we are constantly looking for more.

Asphalt recycling method with AARS.

Asphalt recycling method with AARS.

Addition of Other
Recycled Materials

Other materials such as polymers can be incorporated into the process. We are constantly looking for more recycling alternatives to incorporate into the process.