C04B24/36

Amine-containing asphalt binder composition

Provided herein is an asphalt binder composition, and more particularly, an amine-containing asphalt binder composition capable of improving mixability between an asphalt binder and an aggregate, and compactibility and water resistance of an asphalt paving mixture. More particularly, the present invention relates to an asphalt binder composition capable of being used in hot mix asphalt for improving workability and/or stripping-resistance, warm-mix asphalt, recycling of reclaimed asphalt pavement, or the like.

SHRINKAGE REDUCER FOR MINERAL BINDER COMPOSITION AND ITS USE

An additive, in particular a shrinkage reducing agent, for mineral binder compositions including at least one super absorbant polymer SAP and at least one defoamer D. Further, a mineral binder composition including the additive, processes and methods for the mixing thereof, and to hardened articles obtainable therefrom.

SHRINKAGE REDUCER FOR MINERAL BINDER COMPOSITION AND ITS USE

An additive, in particular a shrinkage reducing agent, for mineral binder compositions including at least one super absorbant polymer SAP and at least one defoamer D. Further, a mineral binder composition including the additive, processes and methods for the mixing thereof, and to hardened articles obtainable therefrom.

WAX DISPERSION COMPOSITION CONTAINING LIGNIN FOR IMPARTING WATER RESISTANCE TO GYPSUM

Aqueous water repellency dispersions for use in the manufacture of gypsum wallboard, comprising a wax phase including a wax and a functionalized wax, an aqueous phase including a Kraft lignin and a water soluble base in an amount sufficient to solubilize the Kraft lignin.

Antimicrobial coating for building panel

In general, the present invention is directed to a building panel, such as a gypsum board, comprising a core having a first side and a second side opposing the first side and at least one facing material having a coating comprising at least one fungicide, at least one polymeric binder, and at least one pigment. The panel satisfies at least one of the following: the board exhibits a rating of 2 or less when tested in accordance to ASTM G21-15 or the board exhibits a rating of at least 8 when tested in accordance to ASTM D3273-16. The panel may also exhibit at least a Level 3 finish.

Antimicrobial coating for building panel

In general, the present invention is directed to a building panel, such as a gypsum board, comprising a core having a first side and a second side opposing the first side and at least one facing material having a coating comprising at least one fungicide, at least one polymeric binder, and at least one pigment. The panel satisfies at least one of the following: the board exhibits a rating of 2 or less when tested in accordance to ASTM G21-15 or the board exhibits a rating of at least 8 when tested in accordance to ASTM D3273-16. The panel may also exhibit at least a Level 3 finish.

STEROL BLENDS AS AN ADDITIVE IN ASPHALT BINDER
20230257303 · 2023-08-17 ·

Disclosed are asphalt binder compositions and methods for making such compositions with pure sterol:crude sterol blends. The sterol blends improve various rheological properties.

STEROL BLENDS AS AN ADDITIVE IN ASPHALT BINDER
20230257303 · 2023-08-17 ·

Disclosed are asphalt binder compositions and methods for making such compositions with pure sterol:crude sterol blends. The sterol blends improve various rheological properties.

CEMENT COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS

Cement slurries are prepared that comprise water, a hydraulic cement and particles of an oil-absorbent material. The particles are present in an amount sufficient to alter a property of a non-aqueous drilling fluid. The cement slurry is placed in a subterranean well, whereupon the slurry contacts residual drilling fluid on casing and formation surfaces. The oil-absorbent material in the cement slurry may reduce the mobility of the drilling fluid, thereby improving zonal isolation.

CEMENT COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS

Cement slurries are prepared that comprise water, a hydraulic cement and particles of an oil-absorbent material. The particles are present in an amount sufficient to alter a property of a non-aqueous drilling fluid. The cement slurry is placed in a subterranean well, whereupon the slurry contacts residual drilling fluid on casing and formation surfaces. The oil-absorbent material in the cement slurry may reduce the mobility of the drilling fluid, thereby improving zonal isolation.