Analysis demonstrates the optimal ratios of carbonized residue and bitumen at varying temperatures, suggesting improved performance.
The possibility of utilizing solid carbonized residue (CR) obtained in the pyrolysis of waste automobile tires (WT) was analyzed. On average, as a result of WT pyrolysis, about 36 wt. % of carbonized residue is obtained, which can serve as an adhesion additive and/or aging inhibitor in modifying petroleum bitumen. The CR obtained at a small-tonnage industrial plant and bitumen of the BND 70/100 brand produced by PJSC "Ukrtatnafta" were analyzed. The influence of the carbonized residue on the operational properties of modified bitumen was established for different ratios of raw materials (BND 70/100 bitumen):CR, and at different mixing temperatures. According to the obtained results, the optimal amounts of CR and temperatures for modifying petroleum bitumen were proposed.
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