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Cover of Dry Powdered Polymer Stabilising Binder
Dry Powdered Polymer Stabilising Binder
  • Publication no: APRG-TN14-03
  • Published: 10 January 2003
  • Superseded

This note provides guidance for evaluation the suitability of dry powdered polymer as a stabilisaing binder and outlines application and construction methods.

This document was obsoleted in January 2023. It should only be used for reference purposes.

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