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INTRODUCTION
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES OF ROAD AGGREGATES
TESTS ON AGGREGATES
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Specific Gravity and Water Absorption Test
Impact Test
Crushing Test
Abrasion Test
Shape Test
Soundness Test
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Objective :- To measure the strength or quality of material and determine the water
holding capacity of Agg.
Procedure :-
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Observation :-
Wt. of Basket + sample + water (W1) =
Wt. of Basket + water (W2) =
Wt. of surface dry sample (W3) =
Wt. of oven dry sample (W4) =
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Objective :- To determine the Impact Value of aggregate.
Procedure :- Sample passing through 12.5 mm IS sieve and retained on 10 mm IS sieve.
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Observation :-
Wt. of sample passing through 2.36 mm IS sieve (W1) =
Wt. of sample (W2) =
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Objective :- To determine the crushing value of Aggregate.
Procedure :- Sample passing through 12.5 mm IS sieve and retained on 10 mm IS sieve.
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Observation :-
Wt. of sample passing through 2.36 mm IS sieve (W1) =
Wt. of sample (W2) =
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Objective :- To find the % wear due to relative rubbing action between the aggregate and
steel balls.
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Observation :-
Wt. of sample (W1) =
Wt. of sample passing through 1.7 mm IS sieve (W2) =
Result :- Abrasion value = For C.C & B.C. pavement = less than 30%
For WBM & Bituminous macadam = up to 50%
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Objective :- To determine the flakiness index and elongation index of aggregates.
Procedure :- 200 piece of each sieve size
Thickness Gauge
Length Gauge
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Observation :-
Total Wt. of 200 piece of each sieve sample (W1) =
Total Wt. of sample passing through thickness gauge (W2) =
Total Wt. of sample retained on length gauge (W3) =
Flakiness Index = [ W2 / W1] * 100
Elongation Index = [ W3 / W1] * 100
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Objective :- To study the resistance of agg to weathering action.
Procedure :- sodium sulphate or magnesium Sulphate
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Observation :-
Wt of original sample (W1) =
Wt. of sample after 10 cycles ( W2) =
Result :-
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