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.
2008-Environmental-Structural Evaluation of Warm Asphalt in the Canadian Climate – Tighe Susan L. and Davidson J. Keith
1987-Employing Paving Asphalt Temperature Susceptibility in the Structural Design of Asphalt Pavements – Norman W. McLeod
1981-Discussion of McLeod paper on Rational Asphalt Specifications-Fred Young
1987-Discussion of Employing Paving Asphalt Temperature Susceptability in Structural Design – N.W. McLeod
1993 – Development of Stone Mastic Asphalt for Ontario Use – Emery, Schenk , Carrick, Davidson and Kennedy
1971-Designing Standard Asphalt Paving Mixtures for Greater Durability-Norman W. McLeod
1953-A Design of Bituminous Mixtures with Curved Mohr Envelopes-Norman W. McLeod
2001 – Comparison of Mechanical Properties of Asphalt Mixes with Aged AC – Halim, Hassan, Kandil, Bhutta and Davidson
1995 – Committee on Road Materials – Recommended Guidelines – Davidson, Morien and Sutandar
1963-Comments on the Proposal to Classify Paving Grades of Asphalt Cement by Viscosity at 140 F-Norman W. McLeod
