2. • Introduction …………………………....Page 3
• Chemical Structure of Asphalt………. Page 5
• Origin of Asphalt ….. ………………....Page 6
• How is Asphalt produced ………........Page 7
• Basic Refining Process………………...Page 8
• Uses of Asphalt…………………………Page 9
• Types of Asphalt ………………………Page 10
• Emulsion Asphalt……………………...Page 11
• Engineering properties of Asphalt…...Page 12
• Questions……………………………….Page 13
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3. used for construction and maintaining all kinds
of roads, parking areas and spot areas.
aggregates for asphalt mixture could be crushed
rock, sand and slags .
Asphalt known as bitumen, is a sticky, black and
highly viscous liquid or semi –solid petroleum.
Asphalt is a mixture of aggregates.
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5. Oil 35 to 50%
Resins 5 to 20%
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Asphaltenes 20 to 30%
Acids others. Up to 10%
6. • Asphalt materials have been utilized since 3500 B.C. IN
building and road construction.
• Demand for paving roads in late 1800 lead to use of
petroleum asphalts .
• These early asphalts were native asphalt .
• which were found in pools and asphalt lake .
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7. Asphalt is simply the residue left over from petroleum
refining .
1-Crude oil is heated in a large furnace to about 340 C
partially vaporized .
2-it is then fed into distillation tower where the lighter
components vaporize and drawn off For future processing
3-The residue from this process (Asphalt) is usually fed into
a vacuum distillation unit where heavier gas oils are drawn
off.
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9. • Although asphalt is mainly used for paving roads.
• used for various other purpose .
• the versatility of asphalt makes it such a widely used
material .
• Transportation
• Recreation
• Agriculture
• Industrial
• Building construction
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Combination of three basics ingredients:
50-70 % asphalt , 30-50 % water and 1% of an emulsifying
agent.
• Uses road
• Construction
• Maintenance
13. • Penetration Value
• Softening Point
• Flash And Fire Point
• Ductility
• Viscosity
• Bitumen Content in a Max
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