2010
DOI: 10.23939/chcht04.03.241
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Production of Bitumen Modified by Petroleum Resins on the Basis of Tars of Ukrainian Oils

Abstract: Experimental results concerning main regularities of paraffin tar and petroleum resins joint oxidation are presented. It has been shown that petroleum resin in the amount of 5 mas % as raw material component allows to intensify oxidation and improve operational characteristics of obtained bitumen.

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“…Ductility value remain constant at HR percent higher than 6% as noticed from binder 3 to binder 10. The increase in ductility with HR was also approved by [8]. Figure (7) shows no effect of the LDPE and SBS on the ductility value.…”
Section: Effect On Ductility Valuesmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…Ductility value remain constant at HR percent higher than 6% as noticed from binder 3 to binder 10. The increase in ductility with HR was also approved by [8]. Figure (7) shows no effect of the LDPE and SBS on the ductility value.…”
Section: Effect On Ductility Valuesmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…Among thermoplastics, petroleum polymer resins, which are the by-products of thermodestructive processing of combustible fossils, can be used to improve the properties of bitumen, namely: increasing heat resistance and adhesion to mineral materials 65,66 .…”
Section: Physical Modification Of Bitumen By Thermoplasticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Petroleum resins obtained from by-products of fossil fuels thermodestruction occupy a special position among thermoplastics. They can be used to improve bitumen properties, namely they increase the viscosity, hardness, durability and adhesion to mineral materials [43][44][45]. The additives containing polar groups in their molecules, contribute to improved wettability of the mineral materials with bitumen, creating an adsorption and hemosorption monomolecular layers providing strong adhesion of bitumen-mineral mixture.…”
Section: Fig 1 World Consumption Of Bitumenmentioning
confidence: 99%