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Asphalt sealing

Wax ring seal Asphalt seal Support washer Cathode mix manganese dioxide, carbon, electrolyte... [Pg.520]

Stokely J.A. and C.H. Me Donald.1972. Hotrubber asphalt seal coats to cure cracking streets. Pub. Works. 103 46-8. [Pg.192]

Asphalt concrete Aggregate - Hot mix asphalt - Cold mix asphalt - Seal coat or surface treatment Asphalt cement modifier Mineral filler... [Pg.114]

Asphalt seal coat n. A bituminous coating, with or without aggregate, applied to the surface of a pavement to waterproof and preserve the surface and to improve the texture of a previously applied bituminous surface. Ash M, Ash I (1996)... [Pg.70]

Tar (asphalt) seal Traditionally, lead-acid batteries are sealed using tar. Molten tar is dispensed from a heated kettle to fill a groove between the case and the cover. The tar must be hot enough to flow easily, but cool and viscous enough to solidify. A tar seal allows for easy repair of the battery. [Pg.38]

FIGURE 8.1 Typical cutaway view of cylindrical Leclanohd battery ( Eveready ) paste separator, asphalt seals. [Pg.189]

Procedures for testiug asphalt shingles resistant to wind blowup/blowoff when appHed on low slopes in accordance with manufacturer instmctions. Shingles are Type I, factory-appHed adhesive (self-sealing shingles) and Type II, lock-type, with mechanically interlocking tabs (ears). [Pg.215]

The principal use of coal tar ia paviag is as a seal coat to bitumea paviag. Asphalt for paviag comes ia several forms deteroiiaed by the iateaded appHcatioa, ie, straight asphalts called asphalt cements (AC), asphalt emulsioas, cutback asphalts, and road oils. [Pg.320]

For many years atactic polypropylene was an unwanted by-product but today it finds use in a number of markets and is specially made for these purposes rather than being a by-product. In Europe the main use has been in conjuction with bitumen as coating compounds for roofing materials, for sealing strips where it confers improved aging properties and in road construction where it improves the stability of asphalt surfaces. Less important in Europe but more important in USA is its use for paper laminating for which low-viscosity polymers are used, often in conjunction with other resins. Limestone/atactic... [Pg.267]

S-B-S, S-I-S and S-EB-S polymers are widely used in adhesive, sealing and coating formulations as well as being important additives to many asphalt formulations. [Pg.879]

The exudation products appeared to be a mixt of wax sealer and black asphalt, and contained no expl. The use an inert, compressible material in place of the inert wax in GP bomb tail sections, along with better sealing, has been successful in overcoming such exudation (Ref 32)... [Pg.155]

Another available product has two faces of aluminum foil over a core of glass scrim webbing it is coated with asphalt. The membrane is 0.012 in. thick. This material has not been tested as a barrier against diffusive flow of radon, but its performance should be similar to that of other foil-faced products. Seams are sealed with aluminum tape. [Pg.1285]

Sealing and hydrophobic additive Providing waterproof character Fats, oils, wax, asphalt, sugar... [Pg.169]

Roofing installation or repair using hot-mopped asphalt or using open-flame heating devices to seal roofing sheet membrane seams... [Pg.34]

Asphalt—mbber is mixed and applied to roadways by several techniques. In one method, mbber and asphalt are mixed at ca 175—220°C for one to two hours. The hot mixture is applied to the roadway and covered with a layer of stone chips to form a chip seal. The mbber cmmb consists of scrap tires ground into particles less than 2 mm in diameter. Rubber-modified asphalt is also used for waterproofing membranes, crack-and-joint sealers, hot-mix binders, and roofing materials. The mbber improves asphalt ductility and increases its softening point. The aggregate adhesive bond is stronger, and the asphalt lasts longer. Production of rubber-modified asphalt has increased from 405 t in 1970 to 27,000 t in 1980 (41). Typically, about 2 t of mbber is used for 1 km of roadway. If it is assumed that asphalt—mbber contains ca 25% mbber and 75% asphalt, the potential demand for scrap mbber would be ca 40,500 t/yr, or ca 2% of the amount available. [Pg.15]


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