Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils, Vol.55, No.2, 151-158, 2019
Control of Rheological Properties of Disperse Systems to Meet Current Petroleum Road Asphalt Specifications
A feedstock formulation for production of road asphalts based on Arlan oil heavy resids is developed. The applicable scientific-technological solutions, which include purposeful control of fractional and group chemical composition of Arlan oil heavy resid while mixing it with components-intermediate products that control these compositions, allow production of road-binding materials conforming to the current specifications of the road-building industry. It is shown that use of Arlan heavy resid as a constituent of asphalt is economically and technologically sound because it frees up substantial volumes of West Siberian oil residues for their processing into high-quality coke, and the resinous-asphaltic matters contained in the Arlan heavy resid ensure long durability of the obtained road asphalt binding materials.
Keywords:oil disperse system;Arlan heavy resid;West Siberian heavy resid;road asphalts;Theological properties;fractional and group chemical composition