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Chapter 2 :
Chapter 4 : Wearing Out
Examination of
of Aggregate with LA
Specific Gravity and
machine
Absorption from
Fine Aggregate
Chapter 6 : Viscosity of
Asphalt with Sillicate Chapter 8 :
Asphalt Penetration
Chapter 10 : Specific Chapter 12 :
gravity of Bitumen Marshall Test
Chapter 11 :
Ductility Test
Chapter 13 : Maximum
Chapter 14 : Case Study
Specific Gravity
Purpose : to determine the value
of aggregate gradation
Equipment :
Motorized Machine
Calculation :
Hot Bin Graphics Result
% Lewat
60.0% 60%
40.0% 40%
20.0% 20%
0.0% 0%
1 10 -20% 0.01 0.1 1 10 100
Ukuran Sieve (mm) Ukuran Sieve (mm)
60.0%
60.0%
40.0%
40.0%
20.0%
20.0%
0.0%
0.0% 0.01 0.1 1 10
0.01 0.1 1 10 100 Ukuran Sieve (mm)
Ukuran Sieve (mm)
Purpose : to define bulk specific
gravity, saturated surface dry,
apparent specific gravity and
absorption.
Calculation :
Bulk specific gravity :
SSD :
Apparent specific gravity :
Equipment : Absorption :
Hot Bin IV :
Bulk Specific Gravity = 2,43
SSD = 2,63
Apparent Specific Gravity = 2,57
Absorption = 2,21%
Purpose : to define bulk specific
gravity, saturated surface dry,
apparent specific gravity and
absorption.
Calculation :
Bulk specific gravity :
SSD :
Apparent specific gravity :
Absorption :
Equipment :
Hot Bin I :
Bulk Specific Gravity = 2,48
SSD = 2,54
Apparent Specific Gravity = 2,63
Absorption = 2,41%
Hot Bin II :
Bulk Specific Gravity = 2,31
SSD = 2,39
Apparent Specific Gravity = 2,51
Absorption = 3,51%
Purpose : determine coarse
aggregate resistance to wear,
using Los Angeles machine.
Equipment :
Sieve Standard
ASTM
Pass Hold A B C D
1- 1 1250
1 1250
1250 2500
1250 2500
2500
No. 4 2500
Wear
Formula Result
100%
Viscosity asphalt
with aggregate
Viscosity asphalt
with sillicate Purpose : determine
the viscosity of
asphalt to aggregate
and sillicate.
Purpose : to determine softening
point
Equipment :
Sample
Softening Point
Apparatus Set
Result :
Sample Initial temperature (C) Time Final temperature (C)
1 30 C 28 03 50 C
2 30 C 28 03 50 C
Purpose : to determine
penetration number of asphalt
Equipment :
Result :
Penetrometer
Observation Penetration Observation Penetration
1 38 1 39
2 36 2 38
3 34 3 36
Average : 36,833
Purpose : to determine
burning and flash point from
asphalt.
Equipment :
Result :
Temperature (C )
Flash point 172
Burning point 184
SG Asphalt :
Purpose : to determine the ductility
from asphalt.
Equipment :
Result :
Observation I 80,90 cm
Observation II 34,20 cm
Observation IV 100,0 cm
Equipment :
8
Properties
8
of Optimum
6 Spesification
6
MARSHALL Content
4 4
Asphalt
2 Content 4,31 4,53 4,76 4,99 2 4,99 %
0
0
Stability 4.31 364,42
4.53 322,86
4.76 261,42
4.99 VMA
559,83 559,83
4.31 4.53
> 800 kg
4.76 4.99
Asphalt Content (%)35
Flow 10,74 13,03 11,18 10,33 10,33 Asphalt2 Content(%)
5 mm
30
y = 1.9445x2 - 8.9672x + 33.193
Air Void 8,44
VOID FILLED 5,66
25
4,39 11,27 11,27 35%
DENSITY
100 VMA (%)
Void Filled 67,66 20
76,48 81,03 62,882.00 62,88 65 75 %
80 15 1.95
Density (gr/cm3)
Void Filled (%)
Result :
Asphalt Content
Subject Mass
(%)
(gram) 894.0
minute) 1049.6
Pycnometer + Water +
Sample
Purpose :
To find out if a plastic material
capable of acting as a substitute
for asphalt and how big influence
on the composition of the asphalt.