Review of the uses and modeling of bitumen from ancient to modern times

By J. Krishnan, Kumbakonam R. Rajagopal. 2003

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Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering

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In Civil and Structural Engineering

1. I. Mabille
2. E. Chailleux
3. M. L. Guern
4. S. Dreessen
5. F. Farcas
6. Kumbakonam R. Rajagopal
7. Giuseppe Mingione

Citations in the corpus

• On implicit constitutive theories for fluids (2006, background): “Saal & Koens (1933) assumed that the viscosity of asphaltic bitumen depended on both the shear stress and normal stress, i.e. they had a truly implicit constitutive theory, and Bingham & Stephens (1934) investigated the effect of pressure on the “fluidity” of bodies (see Murali Krishnan & Rajagopal ”
• Physico-chemical analysis of five hard bitumens: Identification of chemical species and molecular organization before and after artificial aging (2010, background): “Bitumens are very complex materials that have given rise to several mechanical or rheological models [11–14].”