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Tanner Turben's research focuses on materials science within civil engineering, with a particular emphasis on asphalt emulsions and pavement technologies. His work investigates the properties and performance of asphalt materials, including particle size recommendations for cationic asphalt emulsions and the impact of manufacturing equipment on measured particle size. Turben has also explored sustainable alternatives, reviewing bio-binders for asphalt applications. His research extends to pavement analysis, including comparative life-cycle cost assessments of flexible and rigid roadways and the validation of testing mechanisms for cold in-place recycling. He has published seven papers, with his most recent work in 2026, and maintains an h-index of 3 with 16 total citations. Turben collaborates with several researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Andrew Braham, Toluwanimi Ogundipe, Amarjeet Tiwari, and Anik Roy.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 7
- Citations: 17
Selected Publications
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Development of a new small-scale asphalt emulsion storage stability test (2026)
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Sustainable asphalt with bio-binders: a review on materials, processing methods, performance, and practical applications (2026)
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Impact of Equipment Type on Measured Particle Size of Civil Engineering Materials (2025)
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Establishing Particle Size Recommendations for Cationic Asphalt Emulsions (2025)
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Comparative life-cycle cost analysis of flexible and rigid pavement: a case study of four Arkansas roadway sections (2025)
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Comparison of lab-produced asphalt emulsions by manufacturing equipment type (2024)
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Validation of the Stiffness Raveling Mechanism Test for Cold In-Place Recycling (2024)
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Top Collaborators
- Establishing Particle Size Recommendations for Cationic Asphalt Emulsions
- Sustainable asphalt with bio-binders: a review on materials, processing methods, performance, and practical applications
- Comparison of lab-produced asphalt emulsions by manufacturing equipment type
- Comparative life-cycle cost analysis of flexible and rigid pavement: a case study of four Arkansas roadway sections
- Validation of the Stiffness Raveling Mechanism Test for Cold In-Place Recycling
Showing 5 of 6 shared publications
- Comparison of lab-produced asphalt emulsions by manufacturing equipment type
- Comparative life-cycle cost analysis of flexible and rigid pavement: a case study of four Arkansas roadway sections
- Development of a new small-scale asphalt emulsion storage stability test
- Comparison of lab-produced asphalt emulsions by manufacturing equipment type
- Comparative life-cycle cost analysis of flexible and rigid pavement: a case study of four Arkansas roadway sections
- Development of a new small-scale asphalt emulsion storage stability test
- Comparison of lab-produced asphalt emulsions by manufacturing equipment type
- Comparative life-cycle cost analysis of flexible and rigid pavement: a case study of four Arkansas roadway sections
- Comparison of lab-produced asphalt emulsions by manufacturing equipment type
- Comparative life-cycle cost analysis of flexible and rigid pavement: a case study of four Arkansas roadway sections
- Comparison of lab-produced asphalt emulsions by manufacturing equipment type
- Comparative life-cycle cost analysis of flexible and rigid pavement: a case study of four Arkansas roadway sections
- Sustainable asphalt with bio-binders: a review on materials, processing methods, performance, and practical applications
- Development of a new small-scale asphalt emulsion storage stability test
- Validation of the Stiffness Raveling Mechanism Test for Cold In-Place Recycling
- Comparison of lab-produced asphalt emulsions by manufacturing equipment type
- Comparative life-cycle cost analysis of flexible and rigid pavement: a case study of four Arkansas roadway sections
- Comparative life-cycle cost analysis of flexible and rigid pavement: a case study of four Arkansas roadway sections
- Establishing Particle Size Recommendations for Cationic Asphalt Emulsions
- Impact of Equipment Type on Measured Particle Size of Civil Engineering Materials
- Impact of Equipment Type on Measured Particle Size of Civil Engineering Materials
- Sustainable asphalt with bio-binders: a review on materials, processing methods, performance, and practical applications
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