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The research ascertains if the Troxler Model 3241 Gauge could accurately determine the asphalt content of bituminous concrete mixtures by nuclear means. The study was divided into three phases. Phase I was conducted in the Central Laboratory where a series of controlled tests were performed for variables that may effect the gauge's asphalt content determinations. Phase II evolved into a cooperative study between the Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) and several bituminous concrete producers. Phase III was to report the findings of the study and make a recommendation on the overall practical application of the gauge. The results indicate that the gauge can accurately determine asphalt contents on normal surface and base bituminous mixtures.
The research ascertains if the Troxler Model 3241 Gauge could accurately determine the asphalt content of bituminous concrete mixtures by nuclear means. The study was divided into three phases. Phase I was conducted in the Central Laboratory where a series of controlled tests were performed for variables that may effect the gauge's asphalt content determinations. Phase II evolved into a cooperative study between the Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) and several bituminous concrete producers. Phase III was to report the findings of the study and make a recommendation on the overall practical application of the gauge. The results indicate that the gauge can accurately determine asphalt contents on normal surface and base bituminous mixtures.
Nuclear Asphalt Content Gauge Study
L. J. Wagner (author)
1988
38 pages
Report
No indication
English
The Nuclear Asphalt Content Gauge
Online Contents | 1995
|Investigation of Nuclear Asphalt Content Gauge
NTIS | 1995
|NTIS | 1995
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