Effect of Rheological Properties of the Lignin-Based Adhesive on Aggregating of Light-Textured Soil

Proceedings of 10th European Workshop on Lignocellulosics and Pulps 2008
Galija Šuļga, Jūlija Brovkina, Tālrīts Betkers, Vadims Šakels, Jurijs Ozoliņš

The developed non-expensive lignin-based adhesive (LSA), which represents a lignin/polymer interpolymer complex, is intended for binding a deflated surface of light-textured soils. It has been found that the changes in the LSA composition results in a change in its rheological properties, which are associated with the LSA binding ability, and, in such a manner, have to influence on a fractional composition and properties of the created soil structure.

Keywords
dust suppression, lignin, erosion, soil aggregates

Šuļga, G., Brovkina, J., Betkers, T., Šakels, V., Ozoliņš, J. Effect of Rheological Properties of the Lignin-Based Adhesive on Aggregating of Light-Textured Soil. In: Proceedings of 10th European Workshop on Lignocellulosics and Pulps, Switzerland, Stockholm, 25-28 August, 2008. Stockholm: KTH, Royal Institute of Technology, 2008, pp.356-359.

Publication language
English (en)