Blown bitumen due to having a low penetration degree and having a high softening point degree, which makes it resistant to sunlight or high heat, and having a suitable property (blown bitumen) in industrial uses and for the production of waterproofing, isogam production, blown bitumen in Insulation of oil and water pipes, battery production and blown bitumen insulation of the floor and body of cars are used to prevent rotting.
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Gilsonite adding to Refinery Bitumen Gilsonite is added to refinery bitumen, to reduce the penetration and increases the viscosity... read more
Calcium Chloride for Oil & Gas Drilling Calcium Chloride is used in establishing and maintaining oil and gas wells. It... read more
Ball Clay Applications Ball Clay in dominance of large ceramic parts such as toilet parts. Ball Clay for increasing fluidity... read more
Gilsonite Properties Gilsonite greatly resembles asphalt. of which it is considered a species by many authors. Asphalt readily becomes softened... read more
Bitumen 60/70 Penetration Test Method Bitumen 60/70 Penetration Test Method is: heat bitumen 60/70 to about 60 degrees or to... read more
Aluminum Sulfate in waste water treatment Aluminum sulfate is mostly used in the water and wastewater treatment industry. In the... read more
Calcium Carbonate in PVC Calcium carbonate (CaCO3) is one of the fillers used in the PVC pipe production industry, which,... read more
Caustic soda mining application Caustic soda using for Aluminum extraction, to dissolve bauxite ore, Caustic soda is the raw material... read more
Caustic soda in food production Caustic soda, scientifically known as sodium hydroxide, is used in the production process to... read more
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