Abstract
Abstract: Recent years have seen a substantial increase in interest in warm mix asphalt (WMA) technology as a sustainable substitute for traditional hot mix asphalt (HMA) production. There are many benefits to adding warm mix asphalt additives to the asphalt binder, including less energy use, lower emissions, better workability, and longer pavement life. According to studies, the rheological and mechanical characteristics of the asphalt binder are significantly impacted by the use of warm mix asphalt additives. These additions often reduced the viscosity of the binder, improved workability, and increased rutting resistance. Additionally, the use of particular warm mix asphalt additives showed improved fatigue resistance and moisture resistance, making them ideal candidates forlong-lasting and sustainable paving
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