Sulfur-treated propane-precipitated asphalt

Compositions: coating or plastic – Coating or plastic compositions – Bituminous material or tarry residue

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106278, 106281R, 208 44, 427138, C08L 9500

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ABSTRACT:
Propane-precipitated asphalt is heated with 1-15 wt. % elemental sulfur at 140.degree. to 300.degree. C. until hydrogen sulfide evolution ceases. The sulfur-treated asphalt base material having an increased softening point of about 65.degree.-300.degree. C., is blended with 5-60 wt. % liquid petroleum fraction, such as vacuum gas oil or extract oil, having an equivalent atmospheric boiling point of 370.degree.-500.degree. C., to yield a quality paving grade asphalt cement composition meeting ASTM standards.

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"Viscosity Characterization of Asphalt Cement," L. W. Corbett & H. E. Schweger, ASTM, pp. 40-49, 1973.

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