MODERN METHODS OF PRODUCING PETROLEUM BITUMEN

<em>Today, the demand for petroleum bitumen in the world is growing day by day. Because the increase in the volume of construction of new modern structures and roads has caused an increase in demand for these construction bitumen. This article presents an in-depth theoretical analysis of modern and traditional metho

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Journal
Austrian Journal of Technical and Natural Sciences
Published
2025-03-30
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https://doi.org/10.29013/ajt-25-1.2-77-80
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Coal and Coke Industries Research
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MODERN METHODS OF PRODUCING PETROLEUM BITUMEN

Makhmudov M.J., Komolov R.I.
Austrian Journal of Technical and Natural Sciences
Coal and Coke Industries Research
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MODERN METHODS OF PRODUCING PETROLEUM BITUMEN

Makhmudov M.J., Komolov R.I.
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Abstract

<em>Today, the demand for petroleum bitumen in the world is growing day by day. Because the increase in the volume of construction of new modern structures and roads has caused an increase in demand for these construction bitumen. This article presents an in-depth theoretical analysis of modern and traditional metho

Austrian Journal of Technical and Natural Sciences
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Coal and Coke Industries Research
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