Laboratory Manual for the Use of Students in Testing Materials of Construction
Laboratory Manual for the Use of Students in Testing Materials of Construction
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IX, page 594.
t The method here used is that given by Francis P. Smith, in the article noted in the preceding footnote.
ig' 59- Briquette Mold for Asphalt 170 MATERIALS TESTING MANUAL to determine the percentage of material soluble in carbon disulphide, as explained in Problem Gi. Classify the samples as follows: Class i, asphalts containing over 96 per cent soluble matter and free from lumps of inert bitumen; Class 2, asphalts containing less than 96 per cent soluble matter Fig. 60. Ductility ...Machine and free from lumps of inert bitumen; Class 3, asphalts which are not homogeneous, i. E. , contain- ing lumps of hard bitumen which, although soluble in carbon disulphide, are insoluble in the softer bitumen, even in a molten condition. Asphalts coming under the first classification need no pre- liminary treatment.
371. To prepare asphalts of Class 2 for use, pro- ceed as follows: take a sufficient quantity of one material to yield 150 grams, after treatment. Treat the sample with carbon disulphide in an Erlenmeyer flask for 2 or 3 hours, shaking the flask occasionally until none of the asphalt adheres to the sides or bottom, after which it is to be set aside for 24 hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IX, page 594.
t The method here used is that given by Francis P. Smith, in the article noted in the preceding footnote.
ig' 59- Briquette Mold for Asphalt 170 MATERIALS TESTING MANUAL to determine the percentage of material soluble in carbon disulphide, as explained in Problem Gi. Classify the samples as follows: Class i, asphalts containing over 96 per cent soluble matter and free from lumps of inert bitumen; Class 2, asphalts containing less than 96 per cent soluble matter Fig. 60. Ductility ...Machine and free from lumps of inert bitumen; Class 3, asphalts which are not homogeneous, i. E. , contain- ing lumps of hard bitumen which, although soluble in carbon disulphide, are insoluble in the softer bitumen, even in a molten condition. Asphalts coming under the first classification need no pre- liminary treatment.
371. To prepare asphalts of Class 2 for use, pro- ceed as follows: take a sufficient quantity of one material to yield 150 grams, after treatment. Treat the sample with carbon disulphide in an Erlenmeyer flask for 2 or 3 hours, shaking the flask occasionally until none of the asphalt adheres to the sides or bottom, after which it is to be set aside for 24 hours.
What to read after Laboratory Manual for the Use of Students in Testing Materials of Construction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L a Leslie Abram Waterbury to read onlineMoreLess
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