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Перевод: bitumen

[существительное]
битум ; асфальт

Тезаурус:

1. Where the louvred cowls has survived, glazing had to be added internally in order to present wind-blown rain from entering the vents, and efforts were made to waterproof the sloping brick surfaces of the roundels' conical roofs by coating them with bitumen.
2. You can use a bitumen-backed foil such as Evostik Flashband (there are many other types available): the bitumen backing gives good adhesion to both the masonry a nd the roof sheets.
3. This turned the organic matter into liquid bitumen, which squeezed into pores and fractures in the rock.
4. Laser Raman spectroscopy revealed that near to the rector cores, the bitumen is less graphite and pyrolysis GC-MS showed that the aromatics are less condensed here too.
5. A popular paint for iron railings, gutters and downpipes is black bitumen, which though it loses its gloss quickly still retains its protective qualities.
6. Yet, as we have seen, there are some very unwholesome things in our drinking water supplies, from pesticides to nitrates, metals and cancer-causing residues of plastic and bitumen.
7. Vinyl chloride, a known carcinogen, can leach from PVC pipes into water, as can epoxy resins, asbestos from asbestos cement and PAHs (poly aromatic hydrocarbons) from the bitumen used in lining old cast iron mains pipes.
8. They point out that the bitumen consists of highly condensed aromatic hydrocarbons and abundant graphite: there are no detectable carboxyl groups and the bitumen did not form colloids.
9. The most buoyant sectors of fuel demand will therefore be in non-petrol transportation fuel - such as diesel and aviation fuel - and in speciality products such as bitumen, chemical feedstocks, and lubricants.
10. Today, crystal so uraninite and lead mineral galena (representing the lead products of uranium decay) can be found in the solidified bitumen.
11. The product adopted for this task was a laminated bitumen and polyethylene sheet material which demands very careful attention to the formation of joints between sheets if groundwater penetration is to be entirely excluded.
12. As the temperature rose, the bitumen was further cooked into a solid char containing graphite.