found: Work cat.: King County glassphalt demonstration project, 1993:p. 1 ("Glassphalt is defined as a mixture of asphalt cement, gravel aggregates, glass cullet, and perhaps additives to enhance its performance. In essence, glassphalt is an asphalt concrete with a portion of the gravel aggregates replaced by glass cullet.")
found: Wikipedia, July 7, 2006(Glassphalt is a variety of asphalt that uses crushed glass. It has been used as an alternative to conventional bituminous asphalt pavement since the early 1970s. Glassphalt must be properly mixed and placed if it is to meet roadway pavement standards, requiring some modifications to generally accepted asphalt procedures.)
found: Preparation and placement of glassphalt, via WWW, July 10, 2006(Glassphalt is basically the same as conventional hot-mix asphalt, except that some percentage of the natural aggregate is replaced with crushed glass. The glass must be properly cleaned and crushed, and combined with the natural aggregate, preserving agents, and bitumen in their specified proportions. The glassphalt is then placed and compacted.)
found: OCLC, July 10, 2006(glasphalt; glassphalt)
found: McGraw-Hill AccessScience, via WWW, July 10, 2006(in encyclopedia article on Recycling technology: glasphalt, which is a type of asphalt mix that incorporates crushed glass. Glasphalt was developed as an application of commingled cullet. One useful characteristic of glasphalt is its ability to retain heat. Glass acts as an insulating agent, making glasphalt workable under much colder environments)
found: Google search, July 10, 2006(967 hits for glassphalt; 1000 hits for glasphalt)
notfound: EngNetGlobal, via WWW, July 7, 2006;Canadian thesaurus of construction science and technology, via WWW, July 7, 2006
