Method for paving surfaces with granular, flaky or powdery aspha

Details Method for paving surfaces with granular, flaky or powdery aspha Method for paving surfaces with granular, flaky or powdery aspha

1973-09-20

1976-06-22

Gwinnell, Harry J.

Coating processes

Coating pavement or the earth

Asphalt, bitumen, oil, or tar containing coating

106281R, 404 75, 404 79, 404 80, 404 81, 404 82, 427138, 427189, 427194, 427201, E01C 512, B05D 510

Patent

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039652815

ABSTRACT:
Surfaces of roads, bridges, floors, etc., are easily paved by using a mixture of at least one of granular, powdery and flaky asphalt material and a suitable paving aggregate and applying heat and press thereto at the working site.

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