- concrete,
which is
colloquially termed asphalt. Its
other main uses lie in
bituminous waterproofing products, such as
roofing felt and roof sealant. In material...
-
Bituminous coal, or
black coal, is a type of coal
containing a tar-like
substance called bitumen or asphalt. Its
coloration can be
black or
sometimes dark...
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Bituminous limestone is
limestone impregnated and
sometimes deeply colored with
bituminous matter derived from the
decomposition of
animal and
plant remains...
- Sub-
bituminous coal is a
lower grade of coal that
contains 35–45% carbon. The
properties of this type are
between those of lignite, the
lowest grade of...
-
American English terms asphalt (or asphaltic) concrete,
bituminous asphalt concrete, and
bituminous mixture are
typically used only in
engineering and construction...
-
Bituminous waterproofing systems are
designed to
protect residential and
commercial buildings.
Bitumen (asphalt or coal-tar pitch) is a
material made up...
-
Bituminous geomembrane (BGM) is a type of
geomembrane consisting of a
reinforcing geotextile to
provide mechanical strength and
elastomeric bitumen (often...
-
Venezuela is
sometimes described as oil sands, but
these deposits are non-
bituminous,
falling instead into the
category of
heavy or extra-heavy oil due to...
- the Younger)
described a
method of
extraction of oil from "some kind of
bituminous shale". The
first patent for
extracting oil from oil
shale was British...
- The Guffey-Snyder Coal Act was a law,
officially known as the
Bituminous Coal
Conservation Act of 1935, p****ed in the
United States in 1935
under Franklin...
