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Minimization of the Negative Environmental Impact of Oil Sludge by Using it in the Production of Bitumen

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2022Publisher:Walter de Gruyter GmbHJournal:Environmental and Climate Technologies, volume 26, pages 1,337-1,349 (eissn: 2255-8837,

Authors: Serikbayeva Akmaral; Boranbayeva Assiya; Abdibattayeva Maral; Nurbayeva Farida; Cherkeshova Salima; Myrzabekova Asem;

doi: 10.2478/rtuect-2022-0101

Minimization of the Negative Environmental Impact of Oil Sludge by Using it in the Production of Bitumen

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Abstract In this paper, the prevention of negative technogenic impact on the environment of oil sludge by using it as a secondary resource is considered. Oil sludge from various objects of oil fields in Kazakhstan (Mangystau region) has been studied. The possibilities of using oil (after its separation from oil sludge by bioremidiation) as a partial substitute for bitumen base in the production of modified bitumen are considered. The main physical and mechanical characteristics of modified bitumen are determined. The results confirm that the modified bitumen prepared with oil sludge and oil separated by bioremiation method meets the requirements for polymer-bitumen binder to Kazakhstan standards and is suitable for the production of modified bitumen in its physico-chemical characteristics.

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Keywords

modification, utilization, TJ807-830, oil sludge, Renewable energy sources, bioremediation, processing, microorganisms, bitumen

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