CTE / Proceedings 2025 / New Types of Cold-Applied Bituminous Roofing Materials

New Types of Cold-Applied Bituminous Roofing Materials

DOI: https://doi.org/10.23939/cte2025.01.232
The Innovations, Nanotechnologies, and Catalysis in the Chemical and Food Industries
pp.
232-235
Abstract

In this work, a three-component bitumen composition was developed that can be used for the production of cold-applied rolled bitumen roofing materials. The advantage of this composition is its availability and relatively low cost due to the use of rapeseed oil.

Keywords (in English)
bitumen
rapeseed oil
bitumen composition
roofing material
adhesion
Author (co-authors)
First name Last name Institutional affiliation E-mail Phone number ORCID ID Academic status, position Institution address Author contribution(s) Institutional affiliation
Dmytro
Aleksandrov
dmytro.y.aleksandrov@lpnu.ua
Ukraine, Lviv, Bandera St. 12
Investigation
Lviv Polytechnic National University
Yuriy
Khlibyshyn
yurii.y.khlibyshyn@lpnu.ua
Ukraine, Lviv, Bandera St. 12
Supervision
Lviv Polytechnic National University
Volodymyr
Yuzyfyshyn
volodymyr.m.yuzyfyshyn@lpnu.ua
Ukraine, Lviv, Bandera St. 12
Investigation
Lviv Polytechnic National University
Andrii
Nahurskyi
andrii.o.nahurskyi@lpnu.ua
Ukraine, Lviv, Bandera St. 12
Investigation
Lviv Polytechnic National University
Oleg
Grynyshyn
oleh.b.hrynyshyn@lpnu.ua
Ukraine, Lviv, Bandera St. 12
Supervision
Lviv Polytechnic National University
References

[1] Nagurskyy, A., Grynyshyn, O., Khlibyshyn, Y., & Korchak, B. (2023). Use of rubber crumb obtained from waste car tires for the production of road bitumen and roofing materials from residues of Ukrainian oil processing. Chemistry & Chemical Technology, 17(3), 674–680. DOI: 10.23939/chcht17.03.674

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