Saturday, 25 July 2026 / Published in Research & Evidence, SIP-1133™
Graphic comparing control and SIP-1133 freeze-thaw cycles, followed by illustrations of absorption into concrete pores and curing into a sealant.
Field studies followed treated and untreated concrete for 8.2 to 16 years. See what lasted, why reapplication mattered, and how SIP-1133™ laboratory results fit.
Cracking the Problem of Asphalt Recycling Every road tells a story. Over time, sunlight, oxygen, and traffic wear away at asphalt pavements, leaving cracks and brittleness in their wake. To save costs and resources, reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) is recycled into mixes for new roads. But there’s a catch: the more RAP you add, the