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NEW INDUSTRIAL PLANT

Bitafal group expands its installed capacity by acquiring the plant Urupema

The new plant, located in Barros Blancos at km 27 of Route 8, is the new commitment to develop the local market with new products and reach the regional market with high quality products and technical level.

They are more than 5 ha in area with 2000 m2 of roofed warehouses, plant chemicals advanced and more than 1000 m3 tank where we will develop a new generation of modified asphalts and other products for road maintenance.

He is currently performing a set point and the installation of equipment, an integral vehicle scale and adapted for handling asphalts waiting to be conducting the first tests in tanks next July.

Urupema was a processing plant plasticizers for PVC industry and other chemicals, being a plant that elaborated products both domestically and regionally. The whole plant is functional and adaptable to the preparation of other types of chemical compounds advanced for road maintenance.

CITEVI is working intensively on the development of a new range of innovative products that will be available commercially in the coming months and correspondingly present at events and fairs to participate.

We will keep you informed of developments in the next editions of "Making Roads".

REGIONAL MEETING IN BOLIVIA CIVIL ENGINEERING

Bitafal group was invited to participate in the 1st Regional Meeting of Civil Engineering in the city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia.

It was held from 12 to 14 June at the Universidad Autónoma "Gabriel René Moreno" the meeting of Civil Engineering which was attended technical highlights of the region and where various issues were discussed from structures and pavements to sustainable mobility. It was organized by the University and the College of Civil Engineers of Santa Cruz.

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Among other topics discussed at the meeting they had presentations as "Current Status of Structural Policy", "Bolivian Seismic Design Guide", "Structural Concrete for Large Works" or "Sustainable Urban Mobility".

There was a significant presence of students in the last semesters of Civil Engineering which showed a very good technical level and interest in the issues.

VISIT TO THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTEVIDEO CITEVI

Students Career Civil Engineering at the University of Montevideo participate annually in a lab course Civil Laboratory III on aggregates, binders and asphalt mixtures in our facilities.

It is the fourth year that this laboratory is provided in the sionWhere an approach to building materials pavement comprising an asphalt mixture, testing quality control thereof, the design criteria of the mix, an evaluation of its mechanical properties and details of it gives the laboratory practical activity in respect of which represent its future activity, such as road builders.

The activity is focused on the design of an asphalt mixture according to the Marshall method, carrying out a theoretical review of the method as well as the national regulations. Subsequently, asphalt mixtures with different asphalt contents are made in the laboratory and test methods are evaluated to determine the characteristics of the mixture and the aggregates used. Once the capabilities of each of the systems have been determined, students process the information and interpret the results. In addition to carrying out classic tests, such as Los Angeles attrition or the dosage of mixtures by the Marshall method, it is intended to bring students closer to new testing technologies such as Microdeval and to comment on other existing dosage methodologies.

We thank the Quím. Paula Morales for the time given for the realization of this practice as well as the UM for the trust given to CITEVI industry as a technical reference.

VISIT TO THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTEVIDEO CITEVI

For the third consecutive year we visit students of Civil Engineering at the University of Montevideo in our facilities. The activity is part of the course of Civil Laboratory III specifically on aggregates, binders and asphalt mixtures.

In the same an approach is given to building materials pavement comprising an asphalt mixture, testing quality control thereof, the design criteria of the mix, an evaluation of its mechanical properties and details of the activity laboratory practice compared to those who represent its future activity, such as road builders.

The activity is focused on the design of an asphalt mixture according to the Marshall method. In principle, a theoretical review of the method and national regulations was carried out. Subsequently, asphalt mixtures with different asphalt contents were made in the laboratory and test methods were evaluated to determine the characteristics of the mixture and of the aggregates that were being used. Once the capabilities of each of the systems were determined, the students processed the information and interpreted the results.

In addition to performing conventional tests, as wear LA or mixtures dosing by the Marshall method, seek to bring students to new technologies and assays as Microdeval comment on other methodologies existing dosage.

During the day also made visits to industrial plant Bitafal Special Asfaltos and other technologies are discussed road maintenance to complement seen in the laboratory.

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