H.W.: Typical marshal test gave the following data: Stability (kN) 4.89 Unit Weight density (kg/m³) V. T. M (%) 12.5 V. F. B. (%) Binder content Flow (%) 3.0 (mm) 2.20 2169 24 4.0 7.06 2.30 2207 7.20 65 5.0 8.06 2.90 2255 3.90 84 6.0 7.52 3.60 2227 2.40 91 7.0 6.49 4.80 2190 1.90 93 1. Plot graphs of binder content versus stability, flow, %V.T.M, %V.M.A, %V.F.B. and unit weight. 2. From these graphs determine the optimum binder content for assumed values of (4%V.T.M.) and (80%V.F.B.). 3. Check if that optimum binder content will meet the Iraq design specification (I.D.S.)?

H.W.: Typical marshal test gave the following data: Stability (kN) 4.89 Unit Weight density (kg/m³) V. T. M (%) 12.5 V. F. B. (%) Binder content Flow (%) 3.0 (mm) 2.20 2169 24 4.0 7.06 2.30 2207 7.20 65 5.0 8.06 2.90 2255 3.90 84 6.0 7.52 3.60 2227 2.40 91 7.0 6.49 4.80 2190 1.90 93 1. Plot graphs of binder content versus stability, flow, %V.T.M, %V.M.A, %V.F.B. and unit weight. 2. From these graphs determine the optimum binder content for assumed values of (4%V.T.M.) and (80%V.F.B.). 3. Check if that optimum binder content will meet the Iraq design specification (I.D.S.)?

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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