Hi Kamantea. Normally modified asphalt is used in the road at traffic lights. The stresses from cars braking and accelerating in this area are the highest. For Graphene to be competitive in this space it would have to show significant benefits over traditional additives such as rubber crumb. The cost of these last time I looked, was around $0.6 per kilo. It would be interesting to see the performance figures for the graphene modified asphalt if anyone has them.
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