Asphaltic networks suffer from water infiltration and weathering which leads to structural failure. Preventing moisture-induced damage ensures long-term durability in outdoor infrastructure.

Traditional asphalt preparation requires extreme thermal energy for mixing and workability. Reducing processing temperatures prevents material aging and lowers operational costs.

Standard asphalt binders suffer from excessive softening or flow under high temperatures and environmental exposure. Implementing a thermosetting network prevents permanent deformation and weather-induced degradation.