Dust Preventives And Road Binders
Dust Preventives And Road Binders
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From the results of these absorption tests made in exactly the same manner as described in the other experi- ments it will be seen that here again the percentage of water absorbed increases with the percentage of free carbon con- tained in the binder. These results are given in Table IV.
TABLE IV.
Sample No 5 6 Free carbon . .
y. 0% 2 2cr o% Amount of binder in briquette 6. 00% 6. 00% 7 44% \Vater absorbed I 04% Crumbled ? 77% When applying tar to an old road surface, to insure lasting results ...it is most important that the tar should penetrate the sur- face of the road to a considerable extent. To determine the effect which free carbon would have upon this property three coal 2 5 6 DUST PREVENTIVES AND ROAD BINDERS tars containing different amounts of free carbon were selected. These tars were numbered 7, 8, and 9, in the order of their free carbon contents, and were painted upon unglazed porcelain tiles, the thickness of each coat being made as nearly the same as possible. After the painted surfaces had dried off, the tiles were broken and the average penetration measured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the results of these absorption tests made in exactly the same manner as described in the other experi- ments it will be seen that here again the percentage of water absorbed increases with the percentage of free carbon con- tained in the binder. These results are given in Table IV.
TABLE IV.
Sample No 5 6 Free carbon . .
y. 0% 2 2cr o% Amount of binder in briquette 6. 00% 6. 00% 7 44% \Vater absorbed I 04% Crumbled ? 77% When applying tar to an old road surface, to insure lasting results ...it is most important that the tar should penetrate the sur- face of the road to a considerable extent. To determine the effect which free carbon would have upon this property three coal 2 5 6 DUST PREVENTIVES AND ROAD BINDERS tars containing different amounts of free carbon were selected. These tars were numbered 7, 8, and 9, in the order of their free carbon contents, and were painted upon unglazed porcelain tiles, the thickness of each coat being made as nearly the same as possible. After the painted surfaces had dried off, the tiles were broken and the average penetration measured.
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