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Mofreh Saleh
Mofreh Saleh
Professor of Civil Engineering
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Effects of specimen size and loading conditions on the fracture behaviour of asphalt concretes in the SCB test
HH Bui, M Saleh
Engineering Fracture Mechanics 242, 107452, 2021
952021
Laboratory evaluation of warm mix asphalt incorporating high RAP proportion by using evotherm and sylvaroad additives
M Saleh
Construction and Building Materials 114, 580-587, 2016
922016
New Zealand experience with foam bitumen stabilization
MF Saleh
Transportation research record 1868 (1), 40-49, 2004
882004
Effect of rejuvenator and mixing methods on behaviour of warm mix asphalt containing high RAP content
M Saleh, NHT Nguyen
Construction and Building Materials 197, 792-802, 2019
742019
Effect of rheology on the bitumen foamability and mechanical properties of foam bitumen stabilised mixes
MF Saleh
International Journal of Pavement Engineering 8 (2), 99-110, 2007
732007
Characterisation of foam bitumen quality and the mechanical properties of foam stabilised mixes
MF Saleh
University of Canterbury. Civil Engineering., 2006
422006
Long term effectiveness of anti-stripping agents
HF Haghshenas, A Khodaii, M Saleh
Construction and Building Materials 76, 307-312, 2015
392015
Effect of aggregate gradation, mineral fillers, bitumen grade, and source on mechanical properties of foamed bitumen–stabilized mixes
MF Saleh
Transportation research record 1952 (1), 90-100, 2006
392006
Interconversion between viscoelastic functions using the Tikhonov regularisation method and its comparison with approximate techniques
M Ghorban Ebrahimi, M Saleh, MAM Gonzalez
Road materials and pavement design 15 (4), 820-840, 2014
362014
Mechanistic roughness model based on vehicle-pavement interaction
MF Saleh, MS Mamlouk, EB Owusu-Antwi
Transportation research record 1699 (1), 114-120, 2000
362000
Three-dimensional nonlinear finite element model for simulating pavement response: study at Canterbury accelerated pavement testing indoor facility, New Zealand
MF Saleh, B Steven, D Alabaster
Transportation research record 1823 (1), 153-162, 2003
352003
Simplified approach for structural capacity evaluation of flexible pavements at the network level
M Saleh
International Journal of Pavement Engineering 17 (5), 440-448, 2016
332016
A mechanistic empirical approach for the evaluation of the structural capacity and remaining service life of flexible pavements at the network level
M Saleh
Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering 43 (8), 749-758, 2016
332016
Evaluation of warm mix asphalt performance incorporating high RAP content
XD Lu, M Saleh
Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering 43 (4), 343-350, 2016
302016
Evaluating nonlinear elastic models for unbound granular materials in accelerated testing facility
A Gonzalez, M Saleh, A Ali
Transportation Research Record 1990 (1), 141-149, 2007
302007
Experimental and numerical investigations of non-standardised semi-circular bending test for asphalt concrete mixtures
DX Lu, NHT Nguyen, M Saleh, HH Bui
International Journal of Pavement Engineering 22 (8), 960-972, 2021
262021
Evaluation of fracture and fatigue cracking characterization ability of nonstandardized semicircular-bending test for asphalt concrete
DX Lu, M Saleh, NHT Nguyen
Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering 32 (8), 04020215, 2020
252020
Utilisation of the deflectograph data to evaluate pavement structural condition of the highway network
M Saleh
Road Materials and Pavement Design 17 (1), 136-152, 2016
252016
Cost evaluation of foam bitumen and other stabilisation alternatives
MF Saleh
International Journal of pavement engineering 8 (2), 157-161, 2007
222007
Detailed experimental investigation for foamed bitumen stabilisation
M Saleh
Transfund New Zealand, 2004
212004
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