Gilsonite Natural Bitumen Gilsonite Natural bitumen in drilling, asphalt, ink, paint, and foundry Gilsonite is a naturally occurring, solid, black, lightweight organic material that originates from the solidification of petroleum. The dull, black appearance of weathered gilsonite resembles coal, whereas the surface of freshly broken gilsonite is shiny and resembles obsidian. Gilsonite Natural Bitumen is distinguished […]
Drilling Fluid Loss Control Additive Iran Gilsonite FLC Drilling Fluid Loss Control Additive There are basically three types of drilling muds: 1– Oil-Based-Muds – OBM: Base material is Oil product, such as diesel oil 2– Water_Based_Muds – WBM: Base material is water 3– Synthetic_Based_Muds – SBM: Base materials is polymers Gilsonite is vastly used in […]
Natural Asphalt Natural Asphalt RAHA Natural Asphalt, produced from bituminous rocks and it is a change after more than millions of years of natural mineral precipitation, under pressure and geological changes in the form of mining Having broken from the fine granular powder, light brown, where the asphalt content of about 80% to 85%, the […]
Natural bitumen Description of Natural Bitumen RAHA GILSONITE is one of the best suppliers of natural bitumen in Iran. Natural bitumen is a natural resinous hydrocarbon found in mines in the different city of Iran. Contrary to what most people believe Natural Bitumen is the same as the Gilsonite mineral, in fact, there are many […]
Gilsonite mixing process General Description of Gilsonite Mixing Process Mixing Gilsonite into Bitumen The use of modifiers to improve the performance of bituminous road paving materials is increasing worldwide. These additives range from polymers and fibers to lime. One product is now being considered very seriously by road paving engineers and paving contractors who are […]
Gilsonite What is Gilsonite ??? A Safe, High-Performance, Cost-Effective Additive. Some types of asphalt are made by nature as a result of the slow change of Crude oil and evaporation of its volatile materials during many years. Such an asphalt is called natural asphalt and survives more than oil asphalts. Such an asphalt may exist […]
