A M Ali

Al-Muthanna University · Department of civil engineering

In all countries around the world, roads and highways constitute a vital and significant component of the transportation infrastructure and are crucial for the growth of local economies and societies. The term "Pavement Management System" (PMS) refers to a precise and systematized arrangement of defined procedures for collecting, analyzing, maintai...

Many of the research and investigations carried out to replace or reduce the fresh bitumen that uses in pavement construction as a binder due to rising the cost of crude oil production employed in bitumen manufacturing. This research seeks to determine the impact of employing bio-oil, namely waste vegetable oil (WVO), on the properties of bitumen,...

Asphalt cement, commonly known as asphalt or bituminous, is one of the basic materials used to produce hot mix asphalt (HMA) for road pavements. In the past, asphalt was mixed directly with other materials to produce a conventional HMA without any modification. However, the asphalt binder has failed in many places worldwide due to climate change an...

Waste materials are increasingly being employed as alternative raw materials in road pavement construction by the asphalt pavement sector, which is helping to decrease both environmental concerns and building costs at the same time. Specifically, the goal of this research is to determine if ceramic waste powder (CWP) can be utilized as a filler in...

In recent years, several oil-based modifications have been employed to give clear benefits to the pavement sector, including the use of waste cooking oil (WCO). These activities are aimed at resolving waste management issues. The purpose of this research is to see if using waste cooking oil as an additive to the asphalt binder, which will be utiliz...

Approximately one-quarter of all automobile collisions in the United States are thought to be caused by a distracted or inattentive driver. As more wireless communication, entertainment, and driver assistance technologies become available in vehicles, the number of distracted driving accidents is projected to rise. Driver distraction is a major con...

Some factors have a significant impact on the shearing strength of soils. These factors that could affect the shear strength of granular material including the mineral composition of the soil, the initial moisture content, the degree of saturation, the over-consolidation ratio, the initial void ratio, and the porosity. The aim of the research was t...

The widespread use of industrially produced ceramic in multiple uses around the world has resulted in large quantities of wastes dumped in landfills. Thus, the presence of these quantities of waste materials is a source of concern for environmental pollution. For the purposes of conservation and sustainable construction, recycle and reuse of cerami...

The shearing strength of clays is greatly affected by some factors. These factors are including the composition of soil minerals, the initial moisture content, the degree of saturation, the over-consolidation ratio, the initial void ratio, the porosity, the loading conditions (drained conditions versus undrained conditions), the pore fluid composit...

Many academics have been looking for alternatives to asphalt binders, such as alternative binders for hot mix asphalt (HMA), as a result of increasing environmental restrictions and the rising expense of asphalt binders. The goal of this study was to investigate if bioasphalt might be used as a binder instead of petroleum-based asphalt. Mechanical...