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Immersion Marshall test equipment and specimens.
Published 2025“…Experimental results show that the ZM modifier significantly improves the dynamic stability and rutting resistance of the mixture, with dynamic stability increasing to 5245 and rut depth decreasing to 2.26 mm at a dosage of 0.5%. …”
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Strength test results of semi-circular specimens.
Published 2025“…Experimental results show that the ZM modifier significantly improves the dynamic stability and rutting resistance of the mixture, with dynamic stability increasing to 5245 and rut depth decreasing to 2.26 mm at a dosage of 0.5%. …”
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Bending test results of beam specimens.
Published 2025“…Experimental results show that the ZM modifier significantly improves the dynamic stability and rutting resistance of the mixture, with dynamic stability increasing to 5245 and rut depth decreasing to 2.26 mm at a dosage of 0.5%. …”
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Weather data of experimental site during both years (June to September-2018 and 19).
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Green Hydrogen Economy: Scenarios versus Technologies
Published 2025“…Our findings reveal that operational scenarios can reduce LCOH more significantly than technological improvements alone. …”
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Ecological factors associated with TB mortality.
Published 2024“…Conversely, higher average wind speed (m/s) (RR = 0.89, 95%CI: 0.82,0.96) was associated with decreased TB incidence. TB incidence and mortality rates were significantly associated with various climatic, socioeconomic, and air quality-related factors. …”