Asphalt cement is a strong, versatile and weather- and chemical-resistant binding material that adapts itself to a variety of uses, perhaps most commonly to bind crushed stone and aggregate into a firm, tough surface for roads, streets and airport runways.
1958-Thickness Design for Flexible Pavements-Norman W. McLeod
1961-Asphalt Cements from Canadian Light Crudes and Their Use in Pavement Construction-Norman W. McLeod
1961-The Asphalt Institute – What is It and What it Does – A Panel Discussion
1937-Applications of Surface Chemistry and Physics to Bituminous Mixtures-Norman W. McLeod
1993 – Stripping – A Laboratory Study – Davidson and Ernyes
1991 – Development of Stone Mastic Asphalt Mixes for Ontario Use -JJ Carrick, MacInnis, Davidson, Schenk and Emery
1962-Some Applications of the Elastic Theory Approach to the Structural Design of Flexible Pavements-Norman W. McLeod
2010 – Rubber Asphalt Mixes Using Warm Mix Technology – Esenwa, Davidson, Kucharek and Shaw
1989-Relationship of Paving Asphalt Temperature Susceptibility as Measured by PVN
1972-Relationship Between pavement Structural Integrity and Hardness of the Asphalt Cement – Norman W. McLeod
