Appendix A MISCELLANEOUS TABLES AND FORMS Following is a list of items contained in this appendix, which may be of value to the asphalt plant technician. Figures Page A-l Preliminary inspection report—hot-mix Plant cesses «as 5 2585 Ede oe 19 Tables Page A-l___ Temperature-Volume Corrections for Asphaltic Materials, Customary Units o.oo ece cece ce eceseee 83 A-la — Temperature-Volume Corrections for Asphaltic Materials, a 85 A2 Weight and Volume Relations of Asphaltic Materials of Various Specific Gravities 2.6... kee cece cee 87 A:3_ Nominal Dimensions, Permissible Variations for Wire Cloth of Standard Test Sieves (US.A. Standard Series) o.oo ooo cee ece cee eeeee 88 A4 Possible Causes of Deficiencies in Hot Plant-Mix Paving Mixtures 0... ee cece ec cceeee 89 A-5___ Typical Temperature Ranges for Mixtures Containing Asphalt Cements, Emulsified Asphalts and Cutback Asphalts ..... 91 A-6 Quantities for Various Depths of Cylindrical Tanks in Horizontal Position CrA.01 TEMPERATURE-VOLUME CORRECTIONS FOR ASPHAL- TIC MATERIALS—Asphaltic products change in volume with change in temperature. Change in unit volume per degree change in temperature is termed “Coefficient of Expansion,” a factor which varies with varia- tions in the specific gravity of the asphaltic product. A temperature of 60°F is customarily used as the standard basis for volume determina- tions of asphalt and other petroleum products The American Society for Testing and Materials prepared and pub- lished extensive data tables on temperature-volume corrections of petroleum products. These tables appear in a book entitled ASTM-IP Petroleum Measurement Tables (ASTM designation D 1250). Temperature-Volume correction tables contained herein have been ex- tracted from this ASTM publication. Temperature-Volume correction data in U.S. customary units of measurement are given in Table A-1 for asphaltic materials having a specific gravity at 60°F above 0.966 (designated as Group O materials) and in metric units of measurement in Table A-la for asphaltic ma- terials having a density at 15°C above 0.9654. Example of Use. Assume a specific gravity of an asphaltic product to be 0.985 at 60°F. Assume also that a volume of this material is measured to be 9,000 gallons at a temperature of 180°F. Determine the volume of this material at the standard temperature of 60°F. Method. The specific gravity of 0.985 places the material in Group O. Opposite a temperature of 180°F in the tabulation for Group O materials, the correction factor is determined to be 0.9587. 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Above 0.966 LEGEND: ft = observed tampercture im degrees Fahrenheit; M = moltiplier for reducing oll volumes te the basis of 60° F. * ESS 222) Ha] ST) 0 =| 88983 B9989 95993 9999S EEEES <0) HH me ie is ~]aeeae vane gases 3253 95008 «ibis i Eng Bf ne |~|B838% 39388 233% ganas cor 2/BSSRS R358 gages gp 88883 S885 S585 5! 5 7/8883 SERE8 Sas2t genes geags T|8aGAk BAbAs Sss93 esse ecKee |p Seeee Sansa SSe9s SESS RERRE | =/SRSS2 SEOS SSS? EERER 2ERRS S3S85 SSS85 Sess, SF - [RGRAY RARER Se82% SARIS SRERE -|BaE HD HSE pane? eae seca. |-[SRRRE RARER Saez: HE: GH Hl sescs Si -| Baad 888 Ht sn En 85855 S885 SSkes soi -|RGRGG HE ARETE REND EREEE ces ERSSb SkRSR KESSY Raney 5888 § e8: REET Se wlennew menen 83 (Continued next page)TABLE A-1 (CONTINUED) GROUP O—Specific Gravity at 60° F. Above 0.966. SBSSR Ree: SESEE REESE BEERS SRERS 8 sees Se os Soe 3 Sete sease RARRR SASRS BSRBS SENSIS VERSES 84TABLE A-1a—TEMPERATURE-VOLUME CORRECTIONS FOR ASPHALTIC MATERIALS, METRIC UNITS Group © - Density at 15°C above 0.9654 Legend: ¢ = observed temperature in degrees Celsius M-= multiplier for reducing volume to 15°C t M to oM L t M t M t M t M THRE Lease | 0 1.0095 | 25.0 09937 | sao 09782 | 75.0 09638 | sono osa7e hag fost | OS 0092 | 25.5 0.9934 | sas 09779 | 75:8 0962s | 100s ose =P Lee | 40 1009 | 260 0992 | 510 o9776 | 760 09622 | tno von TRG Mt | ES 008s | 265 9928 | sis 09773 | 768 o9si9 | Los osaes ~280 10241 | 2.0 1.0082 | 27.0 a902s | $26 09770 | 720 oseie | 1020 cones TBE Mzse 7 2s 009 | 27s 09922 | 525 09767 | 775 0.9613 | 1028 09461 THO 1m3s | 30 10076 | 28.0 9918 | 53.0 09763 | 780 99609 | JOxo oaate Thrg. 40332 | 3s 1.0073 | 285 0991s | 3s 0.9760 | 785 09608 | tors posse Jag 10238 | $0 t.0069-) 29.0 09912 | 40 09757 | 790 09603 | 1oKo osase 1.0225 1 4.8 1.0066 | 295 a9909 | 54s 975 | 795 0.9600 | to4s poate TBE { $2 10063 | 300 05906 | 55.0 09751 | sao o9s97 | 105.0 0.9446 imt1g | $$ 1.0060 | 30s 09903 | 555 osvas | sos 09504 | 105s ose Tere | &9 $2057 | 31.0 09900 | s60 osr4s | e140 9591 | 1060 o9ato poz | 6S s.0083 | sis o9se7 | s65 9742 | Bis o9see | ines o943 10203 | 7.0 1.0050 | 32.6 9894 | 57.0 09739 | 820 09585 | 1070 o94a4 Teme | ZS 10087 | 325 09891 | 57s 9736 | gs a9ss2 | 1075 09431 rues | 80 1.004 | 330 o9se7 | 58.0 09732 | a30 o9s7e | imo 09428 peoo | 85 10081 | 335 o9sse | sas o9729 | sss agsre | toss oats regs | 29 10037 | 34.0 09881 | 59.0 99726 | 840 09573 | 1090 o9422 horses {95 1.0034 | a5 09878 | 595 09723 | 84:5 09570 | 1098 Ooai Lora | 120 10031 | 38.0 0.9875 | 620 09720 | 25.0 09567 | 1100 094i yo1e7 | 105 1.0028 | 388 0.9872 | 60s o97i7 | 353 o9se | 1105 O9dt, ross | 440° 1.0025 | 360 09869 | 61.0 09714 | 86.0 asset | 1110 o9aio iis 1.0022 | 365 09866 | 61s 971 | 265 o9sss | tins osdo7 120 1.0019 | 37.0 0.9863 | 62.0 0.9708 | 87.0 09555 | 1120 09404 ins Loos | 375 09860 | 625 o9tos | 975 09882 | 1125 09401 13.0 10012 | 380 o98s6 | 63.0 o9701 | 88.0 09548 | 1130 0.9397 135 1.0009 | 385 0.9853 | 635 09698 | 88s o9sés | 1138 09394 {48 10006 | 39.0 0.9850 | 64.0 09695 | 890 09542 | te0 0.9391 M45 1.0003 | 395 0.9847 | 64.5 05692 | 895 09539 | L145 o93ne 15.0 10009 | 400 09844 | 65.0 09689 | 900 0.9536 | 115.0 0.9385 15 99997 | 405 9841 | 65.5 0.9686 | 905 0.9533 | 1185 0.9382 16.0 6.9994 | 41.0 0.9838 | 66.0 0.9683 | 91.0 09530 | 116.0 09379 165 o999 | 415 0.9835 | 665 09680 | 915 0.9527 | 1168 09376 17.0 0.5988 | 42.0 0.9832 | 67.0 09677 | 920 09524 | 1170 0.9373 tS o9%%s | 42.5 0.9829 | 675 09674 | 925 0.9521 | 1175 0.9371 18.0 0.9981 | 43.0 0.9825 | 68.0 09670 | 930 o9sis | 1180 9.9368 185 09978 | 435 09822 | 685 09667 | 935 o9sis | 1185 09368 13.0 0.9975 } 44.0 09819 | 69.0 0.9664 | 94.0 0.9512 | 119.0 0.9362 195 09972 | 445 0.9816 | 69.5 0.9661 | 945 0.9509 | 119.5 09389 200 0.9969 | 45.0 0.9813 | 10.0 09658 | 95.0 02506 | 1200 0.9356 205 0.9966 | 45.5 0.9810 | 705 0.9655 | 953 0.9503 | 1205 0.9353 21.0 0.9963 | 46.0 0.9807 | 71.0 09652 | 96.0 09500 | 121.0 09350 215 09959 | 46.5 0.9804 | 715 0.9649 | 965 09497 | 1215 09347 220 09995 | 47.0 0.9801 | 720 09646 | 97.0 0.9494 | 122.0 0.9344 (Continued next page) RSTABLE A-la (CONTINUED) t M t M t M t M t+ M t - 25 1.011 | 228 0.9953 | 47.5 09798 | 725 0.9643 | 975 gan | 1225 ~ 20 1.0107 | 230 0.9950 | 480 09794 | 73.0 09640 | 98.0 0.9488 | 123.0 - 15 1.0104 | 235 0.9947 | 43.5 09791 | 735 09637 | 985 o94e5 | 1235 - 10 1.0101 | 24.0 0.9943 | 49.0 0.9788 | 74.0 0.9634 | 99.0 09482 | 124.0 - OS 1.0098 | 245 0.990 | 49.5 09785 | 745 09631 | 995 09479 | 1245 425.0 0.5326 | 1500 0.9177 | 175.0 0.9031 | 200.0 o.8as6 | 2250 08743 | 2500 125.5 0.9323 | 1805 0.9174 | 1755 0.9028 | 2005 0.8883 | 2255 08740 | 2508 126.0 0.9320 | 151.0 0.9171 | 176.0 0.9025 | 201.0 o.ssso | 226.0 08737 | 251.0 426.5 0.9317 | 1515 0.9168 | 1765 0.9022 | 2015 0.8877 | 226.5 0.8735 | 2515 127.0 0.9314 | 152.0 0.9165 | 177.0 0.9019 | 202.0 0.8874 | 2270 0.8732 | 252.0 4278 0.9311 | 1525 0.9163 | 1775 0.9017 | 2025 0.8872 | 2275 08729 | 2525 128.0 0.9308 | 183.0 0.9160 | 178.0 0.9014 | 2020 0.8869 | 228.0 08726 | 253.0 128.5 0.9305 | 153.5 0.9157 | 178.5 09011 | 2035 0.8865 | 2285 0.8723 | 2535 129.0 0.9302 | 184.0 0.9154 | 179.0 0.9008 | 208.0 0.8863 | 229.0 0.8721 | 254.0 129.5 0.9299 | 154.5 0.9151 | 179.5 0.9005 | 2085 0.8860 | 2295 o87is | 2545 130.0 0.9296 | 185.0 0.9148 | 180.0 0.9002 | 205.0 0.2857 | 2300 0.8715 | 255.0 130.5 0.9293 | 155.5 0.9145 | 1805 0.8999 | 2055 o.asa | 2305 8712 | 2555 131.0 0.9290 | 186.0 0.9142 | 181.0 0.8996 | 206.0 0.8851 | 231.0 0.8709 | 256.0 1315 0.9287 | 156.5 0.9139 | 1845 0.8993 | 206.5 oss | 231.5 0.8707 | 2565 132.0 0.9286 | 157.0 0.9136 | 1820 0.8990 | 207.0 ose46 | 232.0 0.8704 | 257.0 132.5 0.9281 | 157.5 0.9133 | 1825 0.8988 | 2075 0.8843 | 232.5 og701 | 2575 133.0 0.9278 | 158.0 0.9130 | 183.0 0.8985 | 208.0 o.ge40 | 233.0 0.8698 | 258.0 133.5 0.9275 | 1585 0.9127 | 1835 0.8982 | 208.5 0.8837 | 233.5 osess | 2585 134.0 0.9272 | 159.0 0.9124 | 184.0 0.8979 | 209.0 0.8835 | 234.0 0.8693 | 259.0 1345 09269 | 1595 0.9121 | 184.5 0.8976 | 2095 oer | 234.5 0.8690 | 2595 135.0 0.9266 | 1600 ost | 185.0 08973 | 2100 0.28829 | 235.0 8687 | 260.0 135.5 0.9263 | 160.5 0.9115 | 1855 0.8970 | 2105 0.8826 | 235.5 o-n684 | 2605 136.0 0.9260 | 161.0 0.9112 | 186.0 0.8967 | 211.0 0.8823 | 236-0 08681 | 261.0 136.5 0.9257 | 161.5 09109 | 1865 0.8964 | 2115 0.8820 | 236.5 o8678 | 2615 137.0 0.9256 | 162.0 0.9106 | 187.0 0.8961 | 212.0 ose17 | 237.0 08675 | 262.0 137.5 0.9251 | 1625 09104 | 1875 0.8959 | 2125 osars | 2375 0.8673 | 2625 138.0 0.9248 | 163.0 ost0i | 188.0 0.8956 | 2130 0.8812 | 238.0 08670 | 263.0 138.5 0.9246 | 1635 0.9098 | 1885 0.8953 | 2135 0.8809 | 2385 08667 | 2635 139.0 0.9242 | 164.0 0.9095 | 189.0 0.8950 | 214.0 0.8806 | 239.0 oe6s | 264.0 139.5 0.9239 | 1645 0.9092 | 189.5 0.8947 | 2145 0.8803 | 239.5 8661 | 2645 140.0 0.9236 | 165.0 0.9089 | 190.0 28944 | 215.0 0.8800 | 240.0 08658 | 265.0 M405 0.9233 | 165.5 0.9086 | 1905 0.8941 | 2155 08797 | 2405 0.8655 | 2655 M410 0.9230 | 166.0 0.9083 | 191.0 0.8938 | 216.0 0.8794 | 241.0 08652 | 266.0 415 0.9227 | 166.5 0.9080 | 1915 0.8935 | 2165 0.8792 | 2415 0.8650 | 266.5 142.0 09226 | 167.0 0.9077 | 192.0 0.8932 | 217.0 0.8789 | 2420 08647 | 267.0 M425 0.9222 | 167.5 09075 | 1925 0.8930 | 2175 0.8786 | 2425 0.8644 | 2675 M430 0.9219 | 168.0 0.9072 | 193.0 0.8927 | 218.0 0.8783 | 243.0 0.8681 | 268.0 1435 0.9216 | 1685 0.9069 | 1935 0.8924 | 218.5 0.8780 | 2435 0.8638 | 268.5 144.0 0.9213 | 169.0 0.9066 | 194.0 0.8921 | 219.0 0.8778 | 244.0 0.8636 | 269.0 M45 0.9210 | 169.5 0.9053 | 1945 08918 | 219.5 0.8775 | 2445 0.8633 | 2695 145.0 0.9207 | 170.0 0.9060 | 195.0 0.8915 | 2200 0.8772 | 245.0 0.8630 | 2700 145.5 0.9204 | 170.5 0.9057 | 195.5 0.8912 } 2205 0.8769 | 245.5 0.8627 | 2705 46.0 0.9201 | 171.0 0.9054 | 196.0 0.8909 | 271.0 0.8756 | 246.0 0.8624 | 271.0 646.5 0.9198 | 1715 0.9051 | 196.5 0.8906 | 221.5 0.8763 |.2465 0.8622 | 2715 147.0 0.9195 | 172.0 0.9048 | 197.0 0.8903 | 222.0 0.8760 | 247.0 0.8619 | 2720 147.5 0.9192 | 1725 09046 | 197.5 08901 | 2225 0.8758 | 247.5 08616 | 2725 148.0 0.9189 | 173.0 0.903 | 198.0 0.8898 | 2220 0.8755 | 248.0 08613 | 273.0 148.5 0.9186 | 1735 0.9040 | 1985 0.8895 | 223.5 0.8752 | 2485 08610 | 2735 149.0 0.9183 | 174.0 0.9037 | 19,0 0.8892 | 224.0 0.8749 | 249.0 0.8608 | 274.0 149.5 0.9180 | 1765 0.9034 | 199.5 0.8889 | 224.5 0.8746 | 249.5 0.2605 | 274.5 RA 0.9341 0.9338 0.9335 0.9332 0.9329 0.8602 0.8599 0.8596 0.8594 0.8591 0.8588 0.8585 0.8582 08880 08577 0.8574 08571 0.8568 0.8566 0.8563 0.8560 08557 0.8554 0.8552 0.8549 0.8546 08543 0.8540 0.8538 0.8535 0.8532 0.8529 0.8526 0.8524 0.8824 oasis ogsis 0.8512 0.8510 0.8507 0.8504 0.8501 0.3498 0.8896 0.8493 0.8490 0.8487 0.8482 03479 0.8476 03473 0.8470 0.8468 0.8465TABLE A-2—WEIGHT AND VOLUME RELATIONS OF ASPHALT MATERIALS OF VARIOUS SPECIFIC GRAVITIES 60°/60°F(15.6°/15.6°C), Specific «Pounds **Galtons Specific *Pounds **Gallons Gravity Per Galion Per Pound Gravity Per Gallon Per Pound 09708, 0.1238 1010 84n1? tap 1 0965 1237 Hl 4200 ci 2 48 1235 2 42083, 3 +1031 1334 Fy 4367 4 ms 21233 4 4450, 5 1198, 1232 5 4533 6 1281 1230 6 AST 7 1365 1339 7 4700 a 1448 1728 a ATBA ° 1532 9 Auer 0980 8.1815, 1.020 8.4950 O17 1 1898, 1 5084 76 2 1782, 2 sn7 Ws 3 1865 3 5201 sn74, 4 “1949, 4 5284 173 5 2032 5 “5367 171 & ms 6 5451 1170 7 2199 7 3534 1169 8 2282 a “817 1168 9 2365 9 3701 1167 0990 = 8249 a.i21g 1.030 8.5784 0.1166 1 2533 nz 1 5868 1168 2 2616 1210 2 5951 1164 3 2899 21209, a 6034 1162 4 272 1208 4 one “161 5 266 “1207 5 6201 1160 6 2969, 1208 6 685 139 7 3033 1204 7 6368 sa 8 36 1203 8 6451 37 ° ane 1202, ? 6535 N56 7.000 8.3283 o.)z08 10088678 OTs ) 3366 1200 a 6701 “153 2 a9 3198 2 6785 saz 3 3533 “97 a 6588 51 4 3616 21198 4 0952 11350 5 3700 21195, a 703s m9 6 3783 21194 ‘6 m8 a8 7 3868 1192 7 78 a7 a 3930 191 a 720s M46 9 4033 190 ° 7389 as. 1050 8.7482 as ‘*For pounds per Imperial Galton multiply values in this column by 1.20094, “For kg/m3 mul **For Imperial column by 0. +*For I/kg mul ly values In this column by 99.77644. fons per pound multiply values shown in this 8. Iy values in this column by 8.34540, Q7TABLE A-3—NOMINAL DIMENSIONS, PERMISSIBLE VARIATIONS FOR WIRE CLOTH OF STANDARD TEST SIEVES (U.S.A. STANDARD SERIES) 5 Nominat_ Parise Vavaion of Average | Maximum Open | Moximon | Nomina Sieve Daignation aimee | Gomi ton ie Stan Sere | tgtaternct | Bind | "Whe Fea’ f vation mote than 5 per | Opening | Diamet Standavi® [ aitrnare | Opens’ pee cnt of openings © @ a © o | 8 )e mas 12 ee 2 | 550 8 [2 im, | Zt 1s 2 sr | Sis 50 2 ind 2 Ls S24 526 5.05 a [tk om | ays PH 463 ama | aks vs [mm m | a3 a 3B: gs | a9 ats | te im | tas ro BS ga] tas 26s | 106 in as ho 25.0 ind L. os 26.5 224 18 in, 0875 a7 234, 0 | 3m in| O30 05 i39 Sem | aes a3 167 S30in, | 0330 oa bas V2 in 0.500 039 13.10 Zisis, | oase a3 ts isin | ass 030 397 Shem | asia oa aa 265 n,, | 0265 or 8 1a in 0250 0.20 6.64 nowt | oars ais 530 Nad as ais £02 Nas ais a3 iB Nos. ois au ass Roo au aos 23% : Noe oma fm 2s 3800 | 100 Neto, | age ‘oon ass 31s | a300 Natt | Rogen 1 0960 a0 tas0 | oavo Note | ass Ses0 1308 Kes | Aas Nets | Aotes Sous tna 130 | Oso nore | oases 2610 Loa Kas | esea Rezo | oss Boss ayes ooo | asia O70 | Naas | goa unio ans osis | Saso asco [Neo | ast 560 tess | ato0 0500 | Naas | anisy ass0 ass | 30 ass | nose | notes bart osne | novo as | Noss | tors oa96 oars | aes 2300 | Naso | tole 0337 0363 | ats a3 | Naso | Roos ona O38 te | ate azz [Nevo | novws 010 cae 0363 | ose ais | Naa | door ‘00 2307 oae | oust iso | Nato | aos ooo airs aisz | ote ais | Nato | fois 007 au? 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It must be recognized, however, that temperature ranges indicated generally are above the minimum flash point for the MC and SC cutback asphaltic materials. In fact, some of these cutback asphalts will “flash” at temperatures below these indi- cated ranges. Accordingly, suitable safety precautions are mandatory at all times when handling these cutback asphalts. These safety precau- tions include, but are not limited to, the following: (1) Open flames or sparks must not be permitted close to these materials. Controlled heat should be applied in heating kettles, mixers, distributors, ot other equipment designed and approved for the purpose. (2) Open flames must not be used to inspect or examine drums, tank cars, or other containers in which these materials have been stored. (3) All vehicles transporting these materials must be properly vented. (4) Only experienced personnel must be permitted to supervise the handling of these materials, (S) All applicable intra- and inter-state commerce requirements must be met. anTABLE A-5—TYPICAL TEMPERATURE RANGES FOR MIXTURES CONTAINING ASPHALT CEMENTS, EMULSIFIED ASPHALTS AND CUTBACK ASPHALTS— DEGREES FAHRENHEIT (°F)* Pugmill Mixture Temperatures! Type and Grade Dense-Graded ‘Open-Graded of Asphalt Mixes Mixes Asphalt Cements ACIS 235-280, 180-250 ACS 250-295 180-250 AC-10 250.315 180-250 AC-20 265-330 180-250 AC-40 270-340 180-250 AR-10 225.275 180-250 AR-20 275-328 180-250 AR40 275.325 180-250 ARO 275-325 180-250 AR-160 300.350 180-250 200-300 pen, 235-305 180-250 120-150 pen. 245.310 180-250 85-100 pen. 250.325 180-250 60-70 pen. 265-335 180-250 40-50 pen. 270350 180-250 Cutback Asphalts (MC, SC)? 250 135-1753 - 800 165-2103 - 3000 180-2403 = Emulsified Asphalts MS-i 50-1604 MS-2 50-1604 MS-2h 50-1604 SSI 50-1604 SS-Th 50-1604 CMS-2 50-1604 MS-2h 50-160 css 50-1604 CSS-1h 50-1604 NOTES: ‘Temperatures for asphalt cements and cutback asphalts are guides only. "Temperature of mixture immediately after discharge from the Pugmill rather than temperature of asphalt cement or cutback asphalt. ‘Application temperatures may in some cases ‘be above the flash point of the material. Caution must therefore be exercised to prevent fire or an ‘explosion, Rapid Curing (RC) grades are not recommended for hot pugmll mixing. ‘Temperature of the ‘emulsified asphalt in the pugmill mixture. sDepes ioc» CF 1TABLE A-6—QUANTITIES FOR VARIOUS DEPTHS OF CYLINDRICAL TANKS IN HORIZONTAL POSITION % | hol ‘apace it 1 0.20 2 0.50 3 0.90 4 834 5 1.87 6 245 7 3.07 a 74 9 44s 10 5. W 5.98 12 580 13 7.64 14 8.50 Ss 940 1 | 10.32 12 | 11.27 1a | 12:24 19 | 13:23 200 | 14.23 21 | 15:26 22 | 16.32 23 | 17.40 24 | 18.50 25 | 19.61 es 2 Pull capacity of tank in U.S. gallons = 27854x Dx L Full capacity of tank in cubic metres (m3) = 0.7854 x D2 x L Where L= Length of interior of tank in inches (m) D = Diameter of interior of tank in inches {m) Note: The volume occupied by any piping, fittings or other material inside the tank must be deducted from the volume computed by use of the table or formula. 97