Properties Improvement of activated Carbon Prepared from hit Natural asphalt by Phenol Formaldehyde Polymer Waste

Muslim, Rasim Farraj; Rabeea, Muwafaq Ayesh; Zaidan, Tahseen A.

doi:10.5958/0974-360x.2019.00497.9

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“…They were mixed well and they were exposed to a temperature raised to (180ºC) for 30minutes. The mixture was then placed in an oven microwave for different periods (5,10,15) minutes at 360 watt.…”

Section: Experimental Part 1-modification Of Rheological Properties Omentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The best model of the prepared activated carbon in term of adsorption properties was reactivated using microwave technique where a certain quantity of a sample was put in a container then put in the microwave oven with power 720watt at different periods (5,10,15) minutes, after that the adsorption properties were estimated.…”

Section: -4 Activation Process By Microwave Radiationmentioning

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“…Muslim. et al [5] were studied the possibility of producing activated carbon from natural asphalt. The resulted activated carbon then mixed with waste condensation polymers(phenol formaldehyde).…”

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Preparation of Activated Carbon From ((Asphalt:Polymer)) Mixtures and Improving its Adsorption Properties by Thermal Fusion Carbonization and Microwave Technique

Al-Hyali¹,

AL-Memary²,

Toohi³

2020

J.Edu.Sci.

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Asphalt was modified by several methods including catalyzed treatment with a number of recycled polymers aiming at changing their chemical composition in order to be suitable for producing activated carbon, which is of great importance that is due to its uses in industing and in pollution control. The best model in terms of asphaltene content was used in the preparation of activated carbon using excess amount of potassium hydroxide after atmospheric and vacuum distillation; complementing carbonization is then carried out. The selected activated carbon models were purified, and the activation process is finally achieved by employing microwave technique. The properties of the synthesized models were tested by determining the adsorption capacity of iodine and methylene blue from aqueous media, the density, ash content and humidity. It is noticed that the chemical structure of the starting material and the use of both thermal fusion carbonization and the activation by microwave technique have great influences on the physical properties of synthesized carbon.

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Preparation of Activated Carbon From ((Asphalt:Polymer)) Mixtures and Improving its Adsorption Properties by Thermal Fusion Carbonization and Microwave Technique

Al-Hyali¹,

AL-Memary²,

Toohi³

2020

J.Edu.Sci.

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“…There are many studies conducted on natural asphalt because its speci cations are close to the speci cations of asphalt accompanying oil re ning in re neries, with some poor speci cations that can be improved and obtaining asphalt with good speci cations through which natural asphalt can be used as an alternative in paving or surfacing operations or preparing activated carbon [11][12][13][14][15].…”

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Improving the organic chemical and physical rheological specification of natural asphalt using wastes of poly vinyl chloride, glass and tires

Muslim,

Rashid,

Ahmed

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In view of the applied industrial importance of asphalt in many fields {paving roads, surfacing (surface coatings)} and due to the high summer temperatures and their decrease in winter and the increased load led to cracks in the industrial asphalt used in paving and surfacing operations, and economic growth and population increase leads to consumption and an increase in the amount of waste produced. In order to preserve natural resources and a pollution-free environment, waste (glass, tires, plastic) was used in this research to improve and develop the natural asphalt of the Hit - Anbar region, as it cannot be used in its natural form for tiling and flattening operations. The study included improvements in the natural heat asphalt using waste materials. They are mentioned above in the following percentages: (5%-10%-15%-20%-25%-30%). For the purpose of achieving the following objectives:Natural Heat asphalt improvement, sanitary disposal of contaminated waste, sustainable development and achieving economic value for waste.

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High porosity activated carbon synthesis using asphaltene particles

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Properties Improvement of activated Carbon Prepared from hit Natural asphalt by Phenol Formaldehyde Polymer Waste

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Preparation of Activated Carbon From ((Asphalt:Polymer)) Mixtures and Improving its Adsorption Properties by Thermal Fusion Carbonization and Microwave Technique

Preparation of Activated Carbon From ((Asphalt:Polymer)) Mixtures and Improving its Adsorption Properties by Thermal Fusion Carbonization and Microwave Technique

Improving the organic chemical and physical rheological specification of natural asphalt using wastes of poly vinyl chloride, glass and tires

High porosity activated carbon synthesis using asphaltene particles

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