AfPA’s recent tech talk in Melbourne discussed the state of play for the use of crumb rubber from end-of-life tyres in asphalt for Australian roads.
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Puma Bitumen’s approach to carbon-neutrality
Roads & Infrastructure speaks to Dr Erik Denneman, Global Technical Manager at Puma Bitumen, about the company’s latest move to help pavement providers account for their carbon emissions.
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It’s all in the chemistry: Puma Bitumen’s answer to asphalt sustainability
Puma Bitumen has recently introduced the Anova product line of bio-based asphalt additives from Cargill to customers in Australia.
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Puma Bitumen expands into crumb rubber bitumen for roads
The equivalent of more than a million used car tyres can now be recycled to make high quality crumb rubber bitumen for Australian roads in a partnership between Puma Bitumen and Tyre Stewardship Australia (TSA).
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Going further for better performing roads with Puma Bitumen
Ahead of the opening of a new bitumen modification facility in Port Botany, Roads & Infrastructure sits down with Puma Bitumen Australia’s General Manager, Phil Chirnside, to learn about the company’s capabilities and worldwide connections.
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An international example: GB5
Puma Bitumen is partnering with a major French construction company Eiffage to bring GB5 base course mix to Australia. Through a demonstration with Boral, Puma is hoping to embed the mix as commonplace for Australian roads.
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Conquering a crumb rubber challenge
Puma Bitumen’s new crumb rubber modified binder is set to become a standout in its suite of high performance road binders.
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Puma Energy’s first public trial of new crumb rubber binder OLEXOCRUM
Puma Energy’s bitumen business has announced its first, successful demonstration of the new OLEXOCRUMB, a crumb rubber binder on a public road.
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Navigating industry changes: AAPA Member Profile
In each magazine issue, Roads & Infrastructure profiles a member of the Australian Asphalt Pavement Association. In this issue we speak to Erik Denneman, Technical Manager at Puma Bitumen.
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