Automatic Compactor for Bituminous Mixes
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Automatic Compactor for Bituminous Mixes
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An Automatic Compactor for Bituminous Mixes is a laboratory testing device used in civil engineering and materials science to prepare uniform asphalt (bituminous) samples for quality control and performance testing. It simulates the compaction process of road paving, replacing manual labor with automated, repeatable drops of a hammer (rammer) to achieve consistent density and eliminate variability in specimen preparation. This equipment is essential for standards like ASTM D6926/D6927 (Marshall Method) and is widely used in mix design, stability, and flow testing of hot mix asphalt (HMA).
Standard Following :
ASTM D6926/D6927, ASTM – D5581:1996, EN 12697-30
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| FEATURE | DETAILS |
| Hammer Weight | 4.5 kg (Normal Marshall) 10.2 kg (Modified Marshall) |
| Drop Height | 457 mm (Normal Marshall) 475 mm (Modified Marshall) |
| Mold Compatibility | 4″ or 6″ diameter (102 mm or 152 mm) |
| Blows per Test | Programmable (35–75 per layer) |
| Counter | Digital automatic with auto-stop |
| Base Pedestal | 300 mm x 300 mm steel plate on oak block |
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