Q2)A- In a project, Tow asphalt base course samples was token after paver that have been designed byMarshall method Sample One made form of 51 % of Dolomite and the rest form limestone withbinder content 4.3% in sample Two, Limestone was used only with binder content 5 % as showedin the table below.Gab =LocationG(g/cmGb (g/cm³)If you know that G-1.03 g/cm³ and G Dolomite-2.72 g/cm³. G limestone-2.51 g/cm³ findWhich one will meet the specifications?Gre=.P₁+ P₂ +PP1+G₁P2.G₂UnGmm =FLFive FoVMA 100-Sample One.0+000 to 0+7502.52.4P1002Gmb PGabSample TwoG-GGre Gab0-750 to 1+4502.4442.35V₁=100-Gb.Gom GmbGmmPbe= Pb-P₁100.VFA==100 (VMA-V)VMA

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- In a project, Tow asphalt base course samples was token after paver that have been designed by Marshall method Sample One made form of 51 % of Dolomite and the rest form limestone with binder content 4.3% in sample Two, Limestone was used only with binder content 5 % as showed in the table below. Sample One Sample Two Location G(g/cm Gb (g/cm³) If you know that G-1.03 g/cm³ and Ga Dolomite-2.72 g/cm³. G limestone-2.51 g/cm³ find Which one will meet the specifications? 0+000 to 0+750 2.5 2.4 0+750 to 1+450 2.444 2.35

- In a project, Tow asphalt base course samples was token after paver that have been designed by Marshall method Sample One made form of 51 % of Dolomite and the rest form limestone with binder content 4.3% in sample Two, Limestone was used only with binder content 5 % as showed in the table below. Sample One Sample Two Location G(g/cm Gb (g/cm³) If you know that G-1.03 g/cm³ and Ga Dolomite-2.72 g/cm³. G limestone-2.51 g/cm³ find Which one will meet the specifications? 0+000 to 0+750 2.5 2.4 0+750 to 1+450 2.444 2.35

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Asphalt Binders and Mixtures

Asphalt binders are subsidiary products procured during the refining process of petroleum while manufacturing gasoline, diesel, and similar petroleum products. Asphalt binders are obtained from the residue that remains after the distillation of petroleum, this residue is further subjected to steam distillation and oxidation to remove the traces of gas oil present in the residue. Certain additives or modifiers are also added to asphalt binders to alter them to suit different applications.

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A- In a project, Tow asphalt base course samples was token after paver that have been designed by
Marshall method Sample One made form of 51 % of Dolomite and the rest form limestone with
binder content 4.3% in sample Two, Limestone was used only with binder content 5 % as showed
in the table below.
Gab =
Location
G(g/cm
Gb (g/cm³)
If you know that G-1.03 g/cm³ and G Dolomite-2.72 g/cm³. G limestone-2.51 g/cm³ find
Which one will meet the specifications?
Gre=
.
P₁+ P₂ +P
P1+
G₁
P2.
G₂
Un
Gmm =
FL
Five Fo
VMA 100-
Sample One
.
0+000 to 0+750
2.5
2.4
P1002
Gmb P
Gab
Sample Two
G-G
Gre Gab
0-750 to 1+450
2.444
2.35
V₁=100-
Gb
.
Gom Gmb
Gmm
Pbe= Pb-P₁
100
.VFA==
100 (VMA-V)
VMA

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