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May 2010
Pacific NW Airports: Reigning High Performance
Green Materials
Five N.W. Airports make the
switch to CarbonSeal-FR (an
AROS™ derived technology) for runway protection.
March 2009
How Important Is
Particle Size
Distribution of stress energy
as a function of particle size.
February 2009
Welcome To San Francisco International Airport
Earth Resin™ (a derivative of
AROS™) proves to be the perfect eco-friendly pavement
preservation system for an environmentally sensitive location on the San
Francisco Bay.
Transportation Infrastructure
Construction Technique(s) & Environmental Impact Review
A look at historical AR pavement performance data as the foundation for
the next generation in AR binder technology.
January 2009
JWA (John Wayne Airport): One of Those Defining
Moments
COE Polymer Inc. supplies a
spin off technology derived from
AROS™ to Ecostar Science & Technology where it was applied to the runways of
John Wayne Airport under the cover of night.
What is 'Steric
Effect' and what does it have to do with making a road last longer?
Utilization of an important
chemical property as an advanced method to engineer more durable roads
for tomorrow.
Tell It To The President
A Call to action for the new
Obama administration to consider advanced composite rubber technology as
the cost-effective paradigm shift that America's transportation
infrastructure desperately needs.
Archived News
Where Rubber
Makes The Road
Rubber & Plastics News (Sept.
2005)
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