asphalt cement

This "new mix" used a less expensive form of asphalt cement, the black, sticky stuff that held pavement together.

To repair pinholes, simply dab asphalt cement over them.

Pour in a thin layer of asphalt cement.

Asphalt cement is made by adding bituminous oil.

A few passes with the 100-pound roller, a seal of asphalt cement around the edges, gather your cones and roll down the block.

"The last material, asphalt cement, is the sticky, black petroleum derivative that makes asphalt hold together and essentially work.

They are pulled by cables up to a trestle to be treated into dried asphalt and asphalt cement for export.

The recycled asphalt will generally last as long or longer than the road around it as new asphalt cement has been added back to the material.

Large millings that have a rich, black tint indicating a high asphalt cement content are best for asphalt recycling purposes.

It generally consists of aggregate spread over a sprayed-on asphalt emulsion or cut-back asphalt cement.

A new high-friction material will be laid down, with trucks spewing a dark brown mixture of sand and ground rock, chemical polymers and asphalt cement.

In American English, asphalt (or asphalt cement) is the carefully refined residue from the distillation process of selected crude oils.

Both are based on McAdam's concept of stone aggregate in a binder, asphalt cement or Portland cement respectively.

Tipco manufactures cationic asphalt emulsion, cutback asphalt and polymer modified asphalt cement.

It had snowed a few days before, and crews had laid down salt, which eats away at the asphalt cement - the tar that holds the roadway stones together.

The abbreviation "AC" is sometimes used for "asphalt concrete" but can also denote "asphalt content" or "asphalt cement", referring to the liquid asphalt portion of a bituminous mixture.

"RAP contains all of the elements of new asphalt - stone, sand or fine aggregate and, most importantly, asphalt cement - making it the best recycled material to use in asphalt production," he wrote.

You can also have the repairs made with metal patches, using copper or aluminum set in asphalt cement and then covered with another layer of asphalt cement, but this depends on how extensive the damage is.

Then comes Mr. Reed's asphalt crew, which first covers the edges with hot liquid asphalt cement, then a layer of asphalt, followed by more "hot A.C." along the edges, with a final layer of asphalt on top.

When mixed with asphalt cement and aggregates, this catalyst initiates a series of chemical reactions which ultimately cross link the asphalt molecules and consume the catalyst; this reaction creates an Organic Metallic Complex, the strongest bond in all of chemistry.