Sentence examples for use as bitumen from inspiring English sources

In this sense, this work explores the use, as bitumen modifier, of a novel reactive prepolymer synthesized by reaction of 4,diphenylmethaneane diisocyanate (MDI) and a vegetable oil-based polyol, castor oil (CO), previously transesterified with pentaerythritol.

Two different polymers, an elastomer and a plastomer, were used as bitumen modifying agents at three different percentages (2%, 4% and 6% by bitumen weight).

The use of polymers as bitumen modifiers in pavements has been growing rapidly in the last decades because of the distresses on asphalt pavements.

50/70 penetration grade laboratory aged bitumen, prepared by using rolling thin film oven test and accelerated pressure ageing procedure, was used as reference bitumen.

The aim of the research was to evaluate the properties of foamed bitumen, produced from a Fischer Tropsch synthetic wax modified 50/70 penetration grade bitumen for use as a binder in road construction layers.

At what point can we all wake from this tremendous dream in which Canada's prime minister actually hosts a conference between premiers to chitchat about environmental bullshit as opposed to his predecessor who left us no other choice but to imagine him skipping meetings to jack off using warm bitumen as lube while watching There Will Be Blood?

The use of bitumen and sharp sand as coating on bamboo splints reduced the rate of water absorption from the concrete matrix by the splints and enabled the bamboo to maintain its initial strength without considerable reduction in strength with age.

In this study, three different natural asphalts (Trinidad Lake Asphalt, Iranian gilsonite and American gilsonite) and styrene butadiene styrene (SBS) were used as additive in bitumen modification.

The other ingredient — the "tar" — is a mixture of very heavy hydrocarbons known as bitumen.

That tar, which is formally known as bitumen, is later separated and processed to produce oil.

The other ingredient the "tar"—is a mixture of very heavy hydrocarbons known as bitumen.