What can high-temperature asphalt be used for?
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Petroleum asphalt, with a melting point of 160 – I’m not sure what it can be used for Is there a market for it? If anyone knows, please help answer. Thank you! Other detailed metrics are pending analysis.
Type: Unit Method
Asphalt: Specific gravity, g/cm3 – D4052: 1.117
Sulfur (FX): Weight percentage – D2622: 1.86
Asphaltene C7: Weight percentage – IP143: 30
Ni (FX): Weight ppm – IFP9422: 69
V (FX): Weight ppm – IFP9422: 77
Aromatics: Weight percentage
Resins: Weight percentage
Carbon content: 90.5%
Hydrogen content: 6.9%
Softening point: °C – 160
Viscosity at 100°C: cSt – 1268
Viscosity at 271°C: cSt – 550
Viscosity at 300°C: cSt – 1268
Asphalt: Specific gravity, g/cm3 – D4052: 1.117
Sulfur (FX): Weight percentage – D2622: 1.86
Asphaltene C7: Weight percentage – IP143: 30
Ni (FX): Weight ppm – IFP9422: 69
V (FX): Weight ppm – IFP9422: 77
Aromatics: Weight percentage
Resins: Weight percentage
Carbon content: 90.5%
Hydrogen content: 6.9%
Softening point: °C – 160
Viscosity at 100°C: cSt – 1268
Viscosity at 271°C: cSt – 550
Viscosity at 300°C: cSt – 1268
Binders for carbon electrodes in the manufacturing and metallurgy industries, high-value carbon materials (carbon fibers, foam carbon, carbon microspheres, spherical activated carbon, etc.), and needle coke; as well as waterproofing and building materials, road asphalt, and epoxy coal tar – among these, binders are the most widely used.