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    JMF For BC Mix

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    The document discusses methods for determining the job mix formula for bituminous concrete pavement. It states that the Marshall and Hveem methods are commonly used. It also recommends following the Asphalt Institute Procedure Manual MS-2 for bitumen mix design as specified by MORTH. The Marshall mix design method involves 6 steps including aggregate and asphalt binder selection, sample preparation and compaction, stability determination, and density/voids calculations to select the optimum asphalt binder content.

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    The document discusses methods for determining the job mix formula for bituminous concrete pavement. It states that the Marshall and Hveem methods are commonly used. It also recommends following the Asphalt Institute Procedure Manual MS-2 for bitumen mix design as specified by MORTH. The Marshall mix design method involves 6 steps including aggregate and asphalt binder selection, sample preparation and compaction, stability determination, and density/voids calculations to select the optimum asphalt binder content.

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    The document discusses methods for determining the job mix formula for bituminous concrete pavement. It states that the Marshall and Hveem methods are commonly used. It also recommends following the Asphalt Institute Procedure Manual MS-2 for bitumen mix design as specified by MORTH. The Marshall mix design method involves 6 steps including aggregate and asphalt binder selection, sample preparation and compaction, stability determination, and density/voids calculations to select the optimum asphalt binder content.

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    JMF For BC Mix

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    Rakesh Dave
    The document discusses methods for determining the job mix formula for bituminous concrete pavement. It states that the Marshall and Hveem methods are commonly used. It also recommends following the Asphalt Institute Procedure Manual MS-2 for bitumen mix design as specified by MORTH. The Marshall mix design method involves 6 steps including aggregate and asphalt binder selection, sample preparation and compaction, stability determination, and density/voids calculations to select the optimum asphalt binder content.

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    1 The various methods for determining the Job Mix Formula for Bituminous Concrete are Marshal

    2 Marshal method for determining the JMF is common


    3 MORTH recomens that Asphalt Institute Procedure Manual MS 2 to be followed in design of Bitu
    Steps to Step procedure as per below:
    A

    Marshall Mix Design Procedure


    The Marshall mix design method consists of 6 basic steps:
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    1

    Aggregate selection.
    Asphalt binder selection.
    Sample preparation (including compaction).
    Stability determination using the Hveem Stabilometer.
    Density and voids calculations.
    Optimum asphalt binder content selection.

    minous Concrete are Marshal, Hveem & Superpave.

    be followed in design of Bitumen Mixes

    Bituminous Concrete Job Mix Formula:


    For 50 mm th BC
    A

    Material
    i) Bitumen
    together with IS 73
    - penitration
    MORTH, 500-18
    - Softening point
    - Specific Gravity
    ii) Aggregate

    B & R JMF
    1st PC
    value

    65

    62
    51^C
    1.041

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