Saturday, 25 July 2026 / Published in Demo Projects, SIP-1111™, SIP-1111™ Rejuv
City Asphalt drum plant silos and production equipment under a blue sky in Staten Island.
A Rutgers CAIT field study found that the 45% RAP SIP-1111™ mixture met both report-cited rutting and cracking thresholds.
Saturday, 25 July 2026 / Published in Demo Projects, SIP-1111™, SIP-1111™ Rejuv
A paver, red haul truck, and crew place asphalt in a parking lot beside an office building.
A 600-ton SIP-1111™ production run combined 35-36% RAP and 5% RAS with PG 70-16 recovered-binder performance and results from two laboratories.
Saturday, 25 July 2026 / Published in Demo Projects, SIP-1111™, SIP-1111™ Rejuv
Paving crew placing the dark 50 percent RAP surface layer on NCAT Test Track Section S1.
NCAT Section S1 combined 50% RAP with 4.1% SIP-1111™ and recorded no visible cracking with less than 3.5 mm rut depth after one year and about 4 million ESALs.
Saturday, 25 July 2026 / Published in Demo Projects, SIP-1111™, SIP-1111™ Rejuv
Rejuvenator tote connected by hose to a metering skid beside asphalt plant equipment in Emily, Minnesota.
The Emily TH 6 study compares SIP-1111™ as 6003 with seven recycling agents and 30% and 40% RAP controls across rheology, cracking, and field data.
Saturday, 25 July 2026 / Published in Demo Projects, SIP-1111™, SIP-1111™ Rejuv
Composite showing a paver on Clayton County X28, recycling equipment on Fayette County C14, and the completed Washington Street surface in Volga.
Four northeast Iowa projects put SIP-1111™ to work across 24 miles of cold-in-place recycling, recycled hot mix, county roads, and a municipal main street.