Using ignition ovens to determine asphalt content and to prepare aggregates for sieve analysis
by
 
Lee, Robert E.

Title
Using ignition ovens to determine asphalt content and to prepare aggregates for sieve analysis

Author
Lee, Robert E.

Personal Author
Lee, Robert E.

Physical Description
37 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm.

Series
Departmental research / Texas Dept. of Transportation ; DHT-39
 
Departmental research (Texas Department of Transportation) ; DHT-39.

General Note
Performed by the Materials and Tests Division, Bituminous Section, Texas Dept. of Transportation.
 
"November 1996."

Abstract
The Materials and Tests Division's Bituminous Section evaluated the ignition method as an alternative to the solvent method for determining asphalt content. Three ovens (the Gilson Asphalt Binder Ignition Furnace, Model HM 378; the NCAT Asphalt Content Tester; and the Troxler Asphalt Quality Analyzer) were evaluated for accuracy, precision, and performance. Ignition was proven to be an appropriate method of determining asphalt content. The test procedure resulting from this work is Tex-236-F, which is included in Appendix A.

Subject Term
Asphalt -- Testing -- Equipment and supplies.
 
Asphalt -- Additives -- Testing.
 
Aggregates (Building materials) -- Testing.

Added Author
Tahmoressi, Maghsoud.

Added Corporate Author
Texas. Department of Transportation. Office of Research and Technology Transfer.
 
Texas. State Department of Highways and Public Transportation. Materials and Tests Division.


LibraryMaterial TypeItem BarcodeShelf NumberStatus
Civil EngineeringBookB027974TA455.A7 L44 1996Transportation Collection