PrEN 13043 - Aggregates For Bituminous Mixtures and Surface

FINAL DRAFT
EUROPEAN STANDARD prEN 13043

NORME EUROPÉENNE
EUROPÄISCHE NORM December 2001
ICS 93.080.20
English version
Aggregates for bituminous mixtures and surface treatments for

roads, airfields and other trafficked areas
Granulats pour mélanges hydrocarbonés et pour enduits Gesteinskörnungen für Asphalt und
superficiels utilisés dans la construction des chaussées, Oberflächenbehandlung für Straßen, Flugplätze und andere
aérodromes et d'autres zones de circulation Verkehrsflächen
This draft European Standard is submitted to CEN members for formal vote. It has been drawn up by the Technical Committee CEN/TC
154.
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stipulate the conditions for giving this European Standard the status of a national standard without any alteration.
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Contents
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Foreword......................................................................................................................................................................3
1 Scope ..............................................................................................................................................................4
2 Normative references ....................................................................................................................................4
3 Terms and definitions....................................................................................................................................5
4 Requirements for coarse and fine aggregate .............................................................................................7
5 Requirements for filler aggregate ..............................................................................................................20
6 Evaluation of conformity.............................................................................................................................24
7 Designation...................................................................................................................................................24
8 Marking and labelling ..................................................................................................................................25
Annex A (informative) Notes for guidance on the freezing and thawing resistance of aggregates .................26
Annex B (normative) Factory production control ..................................................................................................28
Annex ZA (informative) Clauses of this European Standard addressing essential requirements or other
provisions of EU Directives. .......................................................................................................................35
Bibliography ..............................................................................................................................................................45
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Foreword
This European Standard has been prepared by Technical Committee CEN/TC 154 "Aggregates", the secretariat of
which is held by BSI.
This document is currently submitted to the Formal Vote.
This European Standard has been prepared under a mandate given to CEN by the European Commission and the
European Free Trade Association, and supports essential requirements of EU Directive(s).
For relationship with EU Directive(s), see informative annex ZA, which is an integral part of this standard.
Requirements for other end uses of aggregates will be specified in the following European Standards:
prEN 12620 Aggregates for concrete.

prEN 13055-1 Lightweight aggregates - Part 1: Aggregates for concrete, mortar and grout.
prEN 13139 Aggregates for mortar.
prEN 13242 Aggregates for unbound and hydraulic bound materials for use in civil engineering
work and road construction.
prEN 13383 Armourstone - Part 1: Specification.
prEN 13450 Aggregates for railway track ballast.
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1 Scope
This European Standard specifies the properties of aggregates and filler aggregates obtained by processing natural or
manufactured or recycled materials for use in bituminous mixtures and surface treatments for roads, airfields and
other trafficked areas. This standard does not cover the use of reclaimed bituminous mixtures.
It provides for the evaluation of conformity of the products to this European Standard.
NOTE 1 The requirements in this European Standard are based upon experience with aggregate types with an established
pattern of use. Care should be taken when considering the use of aggregates from sources with no such pattern of use, e.g.,
recycled aggregates and aggregates arising from certain industrial by-products. Such aggregates, which should comply with all
the requirements of this European Standard, could have other characteristics not included in Mandate M 125 that do not apply
to the generality of aggregates types with an established pattern of use and when required, provisions valid at the place of use
can be used to assess their suitability.
NOTE 2 Properties for lightweight aggregates are specified in prEN 13055-2.
2 Normative references
This European Standard incorporates by dated or undated reference, provisions from other publications. These
normative references are cited at the appropriate places in the text, and the publications are listed hereafter. For
dated references, subsequent amendments to or revisions of any of these publications apply to this European
Standard only when incorporated in it by amendment or revision. For undated references the latest edition of the
publication referred to applies (including amendments).
EN 196-2:1994 Methods of testing cement — Part 2: Chemical analysis of cement.
EN 196-6 Methods of testing cement — Part 6: Determination of fineness.
EN 196-21 Methods of testing cement — Part 21: Determination of the chloride, carbon dioxide and
alkali content of cement.
EN 459-2 Building lime — Part 2: Test methods.
EN 932-3 Tests for general properties of aggregates — Part 3: Procedure and terminology for simplified
petrographic description.
EN 932-5 Tests for general properties of aggregates — Part 5: Common equipment and calibration.
EN 933-1:1997 Tests for geometrical properties of aggregates — Part 1: Determination of particle size
distribution – Sieving method.
EN 933-3 Tests for geometrical properties of aggregates — Part 3: Determination of particle shape of
aggregates - Flakiness index.
EN 933-4 Tests for geometrical properties of aggregates — Part 4: Determination of particle shape of
aggregates - Shape index.
EN 933-5 Tests for geometrical properties of aggregates — Part 5: Determination of percentage of

crushed and broken surfaces in coarse aggregate particles.
prEN 933-6:2001 Tests for geometrical properties of aggregates — Part 6: Assessment of surface
characteristics – Flow coefficient of aggregates.
EN 933-9 Tests for geometrical properties of aggregates — Part 9: Assessment of fines - Methylene blue
test.
EN 933-10 Tests for geometrical properties of aggregates — Part 10: Determination of fines - Grading of
fillers (air jet sieving).
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EN 1097-1 Tests for mechanical and physical properties of aggregates — Part 1: Determination of
the resistance to wear (micro-Deval).
EN 1097-2:1998 Tests for mechanical and physical properties of aggregates — Part 2: Methods for the
determination of resistance to fragmentation.
EN 1097-3:1998 Tests for mechanical and physical properties of aggregates — Part 3: Determination of loose
bulk density and voids.
EN 1097-4 Tests for mechanical and physical properties of aggregates — Part 4: Determination of the
voids of dry compacted filler.
EN 1097-5 Tests for mechanical and physical properties of aggregates — Part 5: Determination of water
content by drying in a ventilated oven.
EN 1097-6:2000 Tests for mechanical and physical properties of aggregates — Part 6: Determination of particle
density and water absorption.
particle density of filler — Pyknometer method.
EN 1097-8:1999 Tests for mechanical and physical properties of aggregates — Part 8: Determination of the
polished stone value.
resistance to wear by abrasion from studded tyres — Nordic test.
EN 1367-1:1999 Tests for thermal and weathering properties of aggregates — Part 1: Determination of
resistance to freezing and thawing.
EN 1367-2 Tests for thermal and weathering properties of aggregates — Part 2: Magnesium sulphate test.
EN 1367-3 Tests for thermal and weathering properties of aggregates — Part 3: Boiling test for
"Sonnenbrand" basalt.
prEN 1367-5:2001 Tests for thermal and weathering properties of aggregates — Part 5: Determination of
resistance to thermal shock.
EN 1744-1:1998 Tests for chemical properties of aggregates — Part 1: Chemical analysis.
prEN 1744-4:2001 Tests for chemical properties of aggregates — Part 4: Determination of water susceptibility
offillers for bituminous mixtures.
prEN 12697-11:2000 Bituminous mixtures – Test methods for hot mix asphalt — Part 11: Determination of the
compatibility between aggregate and bitumen.
EN 13179-1 Tests for filler aggregate for bituminous mixtures — Part 1: Delta ring and ball test.
EN 13179-2 Tests for filler aggregate for bituminous mixtures — Part 2: Bitumen number.
ISO 565:1990 Test sieves — Metal wire cloth, perforated metal plate and electroformed sheet —
Nominal sizes of openings.
3 Terms and definitions
For the purposes of this European Standard the following terms and definitions apply.
3.1
aggregate
granular material used in construction. Aggregate may be natural, manufactured or recycled
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3.2
natural aggregate
aggregate from mineral sources which has been subjected to nothing more than mechanical processing
3.3
manufactured aggregate
aggregate of mineral origin resulting from an industrial process involving thermal or other modification
3.4
recycled aggregate
aggregate resulting from processing of inorganic material previously used in construction
3.5
aggregate size
designation of aggregate in terms of lower (d) and upper (D) sieve sizes expressed as d/D
NOTE This designation accepts the presence of some particles which will be retained on the
upper sieve (oversize) and some which will pass the lower sieve (undersize). The lower sieve size (d) can be zero.
3.6
coarse aggregate
designation given to the larger aggregate sizes with D less than or equal to 45 mm and d greater than or equal
to 2 mm
3.7
fine aggregate
designation given to the smaller aggregate sizes with D less than or equal to 2 mm and containing particles which
mostly are retained on a 0,063 mm sieve
NOTE Fine aggregate can be produced from natural disintegration of rock or gravel and/or by the crushing of rock or gravel
or processing of manufactured aggregate.
3.8
fines
particle size fraction of an aggregate which passes the 0,063 mm sieve
3.9
filler aggregate
aggregate, most of which passes a 0,063 mm sieve, which can be added to construction materials to provide certain
properties
3.10
mixed filler
filler aggregate of mineral origin, which has been mixed with calcium hydroxide
3.11
added filler
filler aggregate of mineral origin, which has been produced separately
3.12
all-in aggregate
aggregate consisting of a mixture of coarse and fine aggregates
NOTE It can be produced without separating into coarse and fine fractions or it can be produced by combining coarse and
fine aggregate.
3.13
grading
particle size distribution expressed as the percentage by mass passing a specified number of sieves
3.14
undersize
that part of the aggregate which passes the smaller of the limiting sieves used in the aggregate size description
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3.15
oversize
that part of the aggregate retained on the larger of the limiting sieves used in the aggregate size description
3.16
category
level of a property of an aggregate expressed as a range of values or a limiting value
NOTE There is no relationship between the categories of different properties.
4 Requirements for coarse and fine aggregate
4.1 Geometrical requirements
4.1.1 General
The necessity for testing and declaring all properties specified in this clause shall be limited according to the
particular application at end use or origin of the aggregate. When required, the tests specified in 4.1 shall be
carried out to determine appropriate geometrical properties.
NOTE 1 When the value of a property is required but not defined by specified limits the value should be declared by the
producer as an XXDeclared category, e.g., In Table 6 a value of say 30 g/kg corresponds to MBF 30 (Declared value).
NOTE 2 When a property is not required, a “No requirement” category can be used.
NOTE 3 Guidance on selection of approriate categories for specific applications can be found in national provisions in the
place of use of the aggregate.
4.1.2 Aggregate sizes
All aggregates shall be described in terms of aggregate sizes using the designations d/D and shall comply with the
grading requirements specified in 4.1.3.
Aggregate sizes shall be specified using the seive sizes given in Table 1 comprising the basic set, or the basic set
plus set 1, or the basic set plus set 2. A combination of sieve sizes from set 1 and set 2 is not permissible.
Aggregate sizes shall be separated by a ratio between the upper sieve size D and the lower sieve size d of not less
than 1,4.
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Table 1 — Sieve sizes for specifying aggregate sizes
Basic set Basic set plus set 1 Basic set plus set 2
mm mm mm
0 0 0
1 1 1
2 2 2
4 4 4
- 5,6 (5) -
8 - 6,3 (6)
- 8 8
- 10
- 11,2 (11) -
- - 12,5 (12)
16 - 14
- 16 16
- - 20
31,5 (32) 22,4 (22) -
- 31,5(32) 31,5 (32)
- - 40
- 45 -
63 63 63
NOTE Rounded sizes shown in parentheses can be used as simplified descriptions of aggregate
sizes.
NOTE For special end use in surface treatments a sieve size of 2,8 mm can be used in set 2.
4.1.3 Grading
The grading of aggregate sizes specified in accordance with 4.1.2, shall be determined in accordance with EN 933-
1:1997 and shall conform to the requirements of Table 2 as appropriate to its aggregate size d/D.
Combinations of two or more than two adjacent aggregate sizes or all-in aggregates are permitted.
NOTE Aggregate supplied as a mixture of different sizes or types should be uniformly blended. When aggregates of
significantly different density are blended caution is necessary to avoid segregation.
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Table 2 — General grading requirements
Aggregate Size Percentage passing by mass Category

G
a b a
mm 2D 1,4 D D d d/2
Coarse D>2 100 100 90 to 99 0 to 10 0 to 2 GC90/10
100 98 to 100 90 to 99 0 to 15 0 to 5 GC90/15
100 98 to 100 90 to 99 0 to 20 0 to 5 GC90/20
100 98 to 100 85 to 99 0 to 15 0 to 2 GC85/15
100 98 to 100 85 to 99 0 to 20 0 to 5 GC85/20
100 98 to 100 85 to 99 0 to 35 0 to 5 GC85/35
Fine D2 100 - 85 to 99 – – GF85
All-in D 45 and 100 98 to 100 90 to 99 – – GA90

d=0 100 98 to 100 85 to 99 GA85
a
Where the sieves calculated as 1,4 D and d/2 are not exact sieve numbers in the ISO 565:1990, R20
series then the next nearest sieve size shall be adopted.
b
If the percentage retained on D is 1 % by mass the producer shall document and declare the typical
grading including the sieves D, d, d/2 and sieves in the basic set plus set 1 or basic set plus 2
intermediate between d and D.
4.1.3.1 Coarse aggregate
When required for graded coarse aggregates d/D, where D 2d, the following additional requirements shall apply
for the percentage passing the mid-size sieve:
- all gradings shall conform to the overall limits given in Table 3;

- the producer shall document and declare the typical grading passing the mid-size sieve and tolerances selected
from the categories in Table 3.
For single size coarse aggregate d/D where D < 2d there shall be no requirement additional to those specified in
Table 2.
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Table 3 — Overall limits and tolerances for coarse aggregate grading at mid-sieve size
D/d Mid-size Overall limits and tolerances at mid-size sieves Category

a
sieve Percentage passing by mass G
mm Tolerances on producer’s
Overall limits
declared typical grading
<4 D/1,4 25 to 80 15 G25/15
20 to 70 15 G20/15
4 D/2 20 to 70 17,5 G20/17,5
No requirement GNR
a
Where the mid-size sieves calculated as above are not an exact sieve size in the
ISO 565:1990, R20 series then the nearest sieve in the series shall be used.
4.1.3.2 Fine aggregate and all-in aggregate
When required fine aggregate and all-in aggregate 0/D shall conform to the general grading requirements specified
in Table 2 appropriate to their upper size sieve D.
The following additional requirements shall apply to control the variability of the fine aggregate and all-in aggregate
0/D with D 8 mm.
The producer shall document and declare the typical grading for each fine aggregate or all-in aggregate with D 8
mm produced. The tolerances shall conform to the requirements specified in Table 4.
Table 4 — Tolerances on producer’s declared typical grading for fine

aggregate and all-in aggregate 0/D with D 8 mm
Sieve size Category

D D/2 0,063
mm GTC
a b
Tolerances 5 10 3 GTC10
Percentage a b
5 20 3 GTC20
passing by mass
No requirement No requirement No requirement GTCNR

a
Except for categories GA90 and GA85 tolerances of 5 are further limited by the requirements for the
percentage passing D in Table 2 (GA90, GA85).
b
Except for category f3 (fines content 3 %).
4.1.4 Fines content
The fines content, determined in accordance with EN 933-1:1997, shall be expressed in accordance with the
relevant category specified in Table 5.
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Table 5 — Categories for maximum values of fines content
Aggregate Percentage passing Category

0,063 mm sieve f
Coarse f0,5

f1
f2
f4
>4 fDeclared
No requirement fNR
Fine f3
f10

f16
f22
> 22 fDeclared
No requirement fNR
4.1.5 Fines quality
When the fines content in the fine aggregate, or in the all-in aggregate 0/D with D 8 mm, is not greater than 3 %,
no further testing is required.
When a further evaluation of fines quality is required the following shall apply.
If the fines content of fine aggregate is between 3 % and 10 % by mass, the harmful fines (e.g., swelling of clay) of
the 0/0,125 mm fraction shall be determined as the methylene blue value (MBF) in accordance with EN 933-9. The
methylene blue value shall be declared in accordance with the relevant category specified in Table 6.
If the fines content is greater than 10 % by mass, it shall satisfy the relevant requirements for filler aggregate
specified in clause 5.
Table 6 — Categories for maximum methylene blue (MBF) values
MBF-value Category
g/kg MBF
a
- MBFNT
MBF10
MBF25
> 25 MBFDeclared
No requirement MBFNR
a
The category MBFNT signifies no testing
requirement
NOTE If the fines content is greater than 3 % by mass and there is documented evidence of satisfactory use further testing
can not be necessary.
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4.1.6 Shape of coarse aggregate
When required the shape of coarse aggregates shall be determined in terms of the flakiness index, as specified in
EN 933-3. The flakiness index shall be the reference test for the determination of the shape of coarse aggregates.
The flakiness index shall be declared in accordance with the relevant category specified in Table 7 according to the
particular application or end use.
Table 7 — Categories for maximum values of flakiness index
Flakiness index Category

FI
FI10
FI15
FI20
FI25
FI30
FI35
FI50
> 50 FIDeclared
No requirement FINR
Where required, the shape index, determined in accordance with EN 933-4, shall be declared in accordance with
the relevant category specified in Table 8 according to the particular application or end use.
Table 8 — Categories for maximum values of shape index
Shape index Category

SI
SI15
SI20
SI25
SI30
SI35
SI50
> 50 SIDeclared
No requirement SINR
4.1.7 Percentage of crushed and broken surfaces in coarse aggregates

When required the content of crushed or broken particles including totally crushed particles and the percentage of
totally rounded particles, determined in accordance with EN 933-5, shall be declared in accordance with the
Aggregates obtained from crushing rock shall be assumed to be category C100/0 and do not require further testing.
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Table 9 — Categories for percentage of crushed and broken surfaces (including percentage of totally
crushed or broken particles and totally rounded particles)
Percentage of Percentage of totally Percentage of Category

totally crushed or crushed or broken totally rounded C
broken particles by and partially crushed particles by mass
mass or broken particles
by mass
90 to 100 100 0 C100/0
30 to 100 95 to 100 0 to 1 C95/1
30 to 100 90 to 100 0 to 1 C90/1
- 50 to 100 0 to 10 C50/10
- 50 to 100 0 to 30 C50/30
- < 50 > 30 CDeclared
No requirement No requirement No requirement CNR
4.1.8 Angularity of fine aggregate
When required, the angularity of fine aggregates determined in accordance with prEN 933-6:1999, clause 8, shall
be expressed in accordance with the relevant category specified in Table 10.
Table 10 — Categories for angularity of fine aggregate
Category
Flow coefficient
Ecs
38 Ecs 38
35 Ecs 35
30 Ecs 30
< 30 Ecs Declared
No requirement Ecs NR
4.2 Physical requirements
4.2.1 General
carried out to determine appropriate physical properties.
producer as an XXDeclared category, e.g., in Table 11 Los Angeles coefficient of say 55 corresponds to LA55 (Declared category).
4.2.2 Resistance to fragmentation of coarse aggregate
When required the resistance to fragmentation shall be determined in terms of the Los Angeles coefficient, as
specified in EN 1097-2:1998, clause 5. The Los Angeles test method shall be the reference test for the
determination of resistance to fragmentation. The Los Angeles coefficient shall be declared in accordance with the
relevant category specified in Table 11 according to the particular application or end use.
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Table 11 — Categories for maximum values of Los Angeles coefficient
Los Angeles coefficient Category

LA
LA15
LA20
LA25
LA30
LA40
LA50
> 50 LADeclared
No requirement LANR
Where required, the impact value determined in accordance with EN 1097-2:1998, clause 6, shall be declared in
accordance with the relevant category specified in Table 12 according to the particular application or end use.
Table 12 — Categories for maximum values of resistance to impact
Impact value Category

% SZ
SZ18
SZ22

SZ26
SZ32
> 32 SZ Declared
No requirement SZNR
4.2.3 Resistance to polishing of coarse aggregate for surface courses
When required the resistance to polishing of coarse aggregate to be used for surface courses (polished stone
value – PSV) shall be determined in accordance with EN 1097-8:1999.
The resistance to polishing shall be declared in accordance with the relevant category specified in Table 13.
Table 13 — Categories for minimum values of resistance to polishing
Polished stone value Category

PSV

PSV68

PSV62

PSV56
PSV50
PSV44
Intermediate values and those < 44 PSV Declared
No requirement PSVNR
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4.2.4 Resistance to surface abrasion
When required the resistance to surface abrasion (aggregate abrasion value - AAV), shall be determined in
accordance with EN 1097-8:1999, annex A.
The resistance to surface abrasion shall be declared in accordance with the relevant category specified in
Table 14.
Table 14 — Categories for maximum values of resistance to surface abrasion
Aggregate abrasion value Category

AAV
AAV10
AAV15
AAV20
> 20 AAV Declared
No requirement AAVNR
4.2.5 Resistance to wear of coarse aggregate
When required the resistance to wear of coarse aggregate (micro-Deval coefficient - MDE), shall be determined in
accordance with EN 1097-1. The micro-Deval coefficient shall be declared in accordance with the relevant category
specified in Table 15 according to the particular application or end use.
Table 15 —Categories for maximum values of resistance to wear
micro-Deval coefficient Category

MDE
MDE10
MDE15
MDE20
MDE25
MDE35
> 35 MDE Declared
No requirement MDENR
4.2.6 Resistance to abrasion from studded tyres of coarse aggregates to be used for surface courses
When required the resistance to abrasion from studded tyres (Nordic abrasion value - AN), shall be determined in
accordance with EN 1097-9. Resistance to abrasion from studded tyres, shall be declared in accordance with the
Table 16 —Categories for maximum values of resistance to abrasion from studded tyres
Nordic abrasion value Category

AN
AN 7
AN 10
AN 14
AN 19
AN 30
Intermediate values and those > 30 AN Declared
No requirement AN NR
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4.2.7 Particle density and water absorption
4.2.7.1 Particle density
The particle density shall be determined in accordance with EN 1097-6:2000, clause 7, 8 or 9, depending upon the
size of the aggregate, and the results declared.
4.2.7.2 Water absorption
The water absorption shall be determined in accordance with EN 1097-6:2000, clause 7, 8 or 9, depending upon
the size of the aggregate, and the results declared.
4.2.8 Bulk density
When required, the bulk density shall be determined in accordance with EN 1097-3:1998 and the results declared.
4.2.9 Durability
4.2.9.1 Water absorption value as a screening test for freeze-thaw resistance
When required the water absorption value as a screening test shall be determined in accordance with the
procedures specified in either EN 1097-6:2000, clause 7, or EN 1097-6:2000, annex B, declaring the result and the
test procedure used.
NOTE Selection of the water absorption test specified in EN 1097-6:2000, clause 7 or annex B is dependent upon the size of
the aggregate.
If the water absorption, determined in accordance with EN 1097-6:2000, clause 7, is not greater than the value
selected as one of the categories specified in Table 17, the aggregate shall be assumed to be
freeze-thaw resistant.
Table 17 — Categories for maximum values of water absorption
(EN 1097-6:2000, clause 7)
Water absorption Category

Percentage by mass WA24
WA241
WA242
NOTE The water absorption test is not applicable for

blastfurnace slag.
If the water absorption, determined in accordance with EN 1097-6:2000, annex B, is not greater than the maximum
value of 0,5 specified in Table 18 the aggregate shall be assumed to be freeze-thaw resistant.
Table 18 — Categories for maximum values of water absorption

(EN 1097-6:2000, annex B)
Water absorption Category

Percentage by mass Wcm
0,5 Wcm0,5
NOTE The water absorption test is not applicable for blastfurnace slag.
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4.2.9.2 Resistance to freezing and thawing
When required the resistance to freezing and thawing, determined in accordance with either EN 1367-1:1999 or
EN 1367-2 shall be declared in accordance with the relevant category specified in Table 19 or Table 20.
NOTE Guidance on the use of aggregates in an environment that is subject to freezing and thawing is given in annex A.
Table 19 — Categories for maximum freeze-thaw resistance values
Freeze-thaw Category
a
Percentage loss of mass F
F1
F2
F4
>4 FDeclared
No requirement FNR
a
In extreme situations of cold weather and/or salt or de-icing
salt saturation, then tests using a salt solution or urea as
described in EN 1367-1:1999,annex B, may be more
appropriate. The limits in this table would not apply.
Table 20 — Categories for maximum magnesium sulfate soundness values
Magnesium sulfate value Category

Percentage loss of mass MS
MS18
MS25
MS35
> 35 MSDeclared
No requirement MSNR
4.2.10 Resistance to thermal shock
When required the resistance to thermal shock shall be determined in accordance with prEN 1367-5:2001 and the
results declared.
4.2.11 Affinity of coarse aggregates to bituminous binders
When required the affinity of coarse aggregates to bituminous binders shall be determined in accordance with
prEN 12697-11:2000 and the results declared.
4.2.12 Sonnenbrand" of basalt
Where signs of “Sonnenbrand” are known the loss of mass and the resistance to fragmentation shall be determined
in accordance with EN 1367-3 and EN 1097-2:1998.
NOTE "Sonnenbrand" is a type of rock decay that can be present in some basalts and manifests itself under the influence
of atmospheric conditions. It starts with the appearance of grey/white coloured spots. Usually hairline cracks are generated
radiating out from the spots and interconnecting them. This reduces the strength of the mineral fabric, and as a result the rock
decays to small particles. Depending on the source this process can take place within months of extraction or extend over
several decades. In exceptional cases a rapid decay results in the formation of large cracks and the breaking of aggregate
particles.
On completion of the boiling test, the loss of mass and the resistance to fragmentation (SBSZ or SBLA) shall be
declared in accordance with the relevant category specified in Table 21 according to the particular application or
end use.
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Table 21 — Categories for maximum values of resistance to "Sonnenbrand"
Test method Result % Category

SB
Boiling test Loss of mass after
boiling
and
a) Impact test Increase of impact value SBSZ
or after boiling
b) Los Angeles test Increase of Los Angeles SBLA
coefficient after boiling
Boiling test Loss of mass after >1
boiling
and
a) Impact test Loss of mass after >5 SBSZ Declared
or boiling
b) Los Angeles test Increase of Los Angeles >8 SBLA Declared
coefficient after boiling
No requirement SBNR
4.3 Chemical requirements
4.3.1 General
carried out to determine appropriate chemical properties.
producer as an XXDeclared category, e.g., In Table 23 a value of say 11 percent by volume for the expansion of steel slag
aggregate corresponds to V11 (Declared category).
NOTE 4 This clause applies generally to aggregates defined in the scope of this European Standard. However, recycled
materials can additionally require a much fuller examination of their chemical properties since the material which has been
recycled can have been put to widely different uses before recycling took place.
4.3.2 Chemical composition
When required, the chemical composition of the aggregate shall be determined and described in accordance with
EN 932-3 and the results declared.
4.3.3 Coarse lightweight contaminators
When required, the content of coarse lightweight organic contaminators larger than 2 mm shall be determined in
accordance with EN 1744-1:1998, 14.2, and shall be expressed in accordance with the relevant category specified
in Table 22 according to the particular application or end use.
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Table 22 — Categories for maximum values of the content of coarse matter
Percentage of coarse matter Category

mLPC
mLPC 0,1
mLPC 0,5
> 0,5 mLPC Declared
No requirement mLPC NR
4.3.4 Constituents which affect the volume stability of blastfurnace and steel slags
4.3.4.1 Dicalcium silicate disintegration of air-cooled blastfurnace slag
When required, air-cooled blast-furnace slag aggregate shall be tested in accordance with EN 1744-1:1998, 19.1,
and shall be free from dicalcium silicate disintegration and the results declared.
4.3.4.2 Iron disintegration of air-cooled blastfurnace slag
When required, air -cooled blastfurnace slag aggregates shall be tested in accordance with EN 1744-1:1998, 19.2,
and shall be free from iron disintegration and the results declared.
4.3.4.3 Volume stability of steel slag aggregate
When required the volume stability of steel slag aggregate shall be determined in accordance with
EN 1744-1:1998, 19.3. Steel slag aggregate shall be considered to be volumetrically stable if the expansion is not
greater than the specified maximum value declared in accordance with the category specified in Table 23
according to the particular application or end use. For determination of the MgO content the relevant the test
specified in EN 196-2:1994 shall be used and the results declared.
Table 23 — Categories for maximum expansion values for steel slag aggregate
Type of steel slag Expansion Category

Percentage by volume V
V3,5

V6,5
a b
BOF-slag /EAF-slag V10
> 10 VDeclared
No requirement VNR
a
Basic oxygen furnace slag.
b
Electric arc furnace slag.
NOTE 1 When the MgO content determined in accordance with EN 196-2:1994 is not greater than or equal to 5 %, the
testing time should be 24 h. When the MgO content is more than 5 %, the testing time should be 168 h.
NOTE 2 The total MgO content is used as a measure of free MgO, in the absence, at present of a reliable method of
determining the content of free MgO. In the event of a reliable method being developed, the types should be redefined in terms
of free MgO content. MgO values declared by steel producers are acceptable for use in determining testing time for steel slag.
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5 Requirements for filler aggregate
5.1 General
particular application at end use or origin of the aggregate. When required, the tests specified in clause 5 shall be
carried out to determine the appropriate properties.
producer as an XXDeclared category, e.g., Iin Table 27 a value of say 15 % by mass corresponds to WS15 (Declared category).
The requirements specified in this clause apply to added filler. The requirements specified in 5.2.2, 5.3.2, 5.3.3 and
5.4.1 also apply to the 0 mm to 0,125 mm fraction taken from fine aggregate, or all in-aggregate with D 8 mm,
containing more than 10 % of fines by mass.
NOTE 4 The size fraction 0 mm to 0,125 mm used for the specific test methods specified in EN 933-9, EN 1097-4,
EN 1097-7, EN 1744-1:1998 and EN 13179-1 is obtained in accordance with EN 933-1:1997 (without washing as specified in
EN 933-1:1997, 7.1) from the filler fraction taken from the fine aggregate containing more than 10 % fines. Special care has to
be taken to extract the entire size fraction, taking into account the results of the particle size distribution.
5.2 Geometrical requirements
5.2.1 Grading
The grading shall be determined in accordance with EN 933-10. The requirements shall conform to the values specified in
Table 24.
Table 24 — Grading requirements for added filler
Sieve size Percentage passing by mass
Overall range for individual Producer's maximum

a
mm results declared grading range
2 100 -
0,125 85 to 100 10
0,063 70 to 100 10
a
Declared grading range on the basis of the last 20 values (see Table B.4, line 1). 90 % of the results
declared shall be within this range, but all the results shall be within the overall grading range
(see column 2 above).
5.2.2 Harmful fines
The harmful fines (e.g., swelling clay) shall be determined as the methylene blue value (MBF) in accordance with
EN 933-9. The methylene blue value shall be declared in accordance with the relevant category specified in
Table 6.
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5.3 Physical requirements
5.3.1 Water content
The water content of the added filler determined in accordance with EN 1097-5 shall be not greater than 1 % by mass.
5.3.2 Particle density
The particle density shall be determined in accordance with EN 1097-7 and the results declared.
5.3.3 Stiffening properties
5.3.3.1 Voids of dry compacted filler (Rigden)
When required the voids of dry compacted filler shall be determined in accordance with EN 1097-4 and shall be
end use.
Table 25 — Categories for voids of dry compacted filler
Percentage by volume Category
Overall range for individual results Producer's maximum v

a
declared grading range
28 to 38 4 v28/38
38 to 45 4 v38/45
28 to 45 4 v28/45
44 to 55 4 v44/55
No requirement No requirement vNR
a
Declared range of voids of dry compacted filler on the basis of the last 20 values (see Table B.4, line 5).
90 % of the results as calculated, shall be within this range, but all the results shall be within the overall
range (see column 1 above)
5.3.3.2 "Delta ring and ball" of filler aggregate for bituminous mixtures
When required the "delta ring and ball" shall be determined in accordance with EN 13179-1 and shall be declared
in accordance with the relevant category specified in Table 26 according to the particular application or end use.
Table 26 — Categories for the range of "delta ring and ball" of filler aggregate
Delta ring and ball Category

°C R&B
8 to 16 R&B8/16
17 to 25 R&B17/25
8 to 25 R&B8/25
> 25 R&B25
No requirement R&BNR
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5.4 Chemical requirements
5.4.1 Water solubility

When required the water solubility shall be determined in accordance with EN 1744-1:1998, clause 16, and shall be
end use.
Table 27 — Categories for maximum values of water solubility
Water solubility Category

Percentage by mass WS
WS10
>10 WSDeclared
No requirement WSNR
5.4.2 Water susceptibility

When required the water susceptibility shall be determined in accordance with prEN 1744-4:2001 and the results
declared.
5.4.3 Carbonate content of limestone filler aggregate

When required the carbonate content shall be determined in accordance with EN 196-21 and shall be declared in
accordance with the relevant category specified in Table 28 according to the particular application or end use.
Table 28 — Categories for minimum values of carbonate content
Carbonate content Category

Percentage by mass CC
CC90
CC80
CC70
No requirement CCNR
NOTE In EN 196-21 the test result is specified as the carbon dioxide
content. For the calculation of the calcium carbonate content, the carbon
dioxide content is multiplied by a factor of 2,2742.
5.4.4 Calcium hydroxide content of mixed filler

When required the calcium hydroxide content of mixed filler shall be determined in accordance with EN 459-2
and shall be declared in accordance with the relevant category specified in Table 29 according to the particular
application or end use.
Table 29 — Categories for minimum values of calcium hydroxide content
Calcium hydroxide content Category

Percentage by mass Ka
Ka25
Ka20
Ka10
< 10 KaDeclared
No requirement KaNR
NOTE In EN 459-2 the test result is described as calcium oxide content. For
the calculation of the calcium hydroxide content, the calcium oxide content is
multiplied by a factor of 1,3213.
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5.5 Requirements for consistency of filler production
5.5.1 General
The consistency of filler production shall be measured on at least one of the following properties.
5.5.2 "Bitumen number" of added filler
When required the "bitumen number“ of added filler concerning the consistency of the stiffening properties shall be
determined in accordance with EN 13179-2 and shall be declared in accordance with the relevant category
specified in Table 30 according to the particular application or end use.
Table 30 — Requirements of "bitumen number" of added filler
Overall range for Producer's maximum Category

a
individual results declared grading range BN
%
%
28 to 39 6 BN28/39
40 to 52 6 BN40/52
53 to 62 6 BN53/62
Declared Declared BNDeclared
No requirement No requirement BNNR
a
Declared "bitumen number“ range on the basis of the last 20 values (see Table B.4). 90 % of
the results as calculated, shall be within this range, but all the results shall be within the
overall “bitumen number" range (see column 1 above).
5.5.3 Loss on ignition of coal fly ash
The loss on ignition of pulverized coal fly ash used as filler shall be determined in accordance with
EN 1744-1:1998, clause 17. The producer 's declared range shall be not greater than 6 % by mass.
If aggregates contain non-volatile oxidizable constituents, as in the case of blast-furnace slags, the loss on ignition
shall be corrected in accordance with of EN 196-2:1994: 7.4.
5.5.4 Particle density of added filler
The particle density of added filler shall be determined in accordance with EN 1097-7. The producer 's declared
3
range shall be not greater than 0,2 Mg/m .
5.5.5 Loose bulk density in kerosene
The loose bulk density in kerosene shall be determined in accordance with EN 1097-3:1998, annex B. The
3 3
producer 's declared range shall be within 0,5 Mg/m and 0,9 Mg/m .
5.5.6 Blaine test
The Blaine specific surface shall be determined in accordance with EN 196-6. The producer’s declared range shall
2
be not greater than 140 m /kg.
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6 Evaluation of conformity
6.1 General
The producer shall undertake initial type tests (see 6.2) and Factory Production Control (see annex B) to ensure
that the product conforms to this European Standard and to declared values as appropriate.
6.2 Initial type tests
Initial type tests relevant to the intended end use shall be carried out to check compliance with specified
requirements in the following circumstances:
a) a new source of aggregates is to be used;

b) there is a major change in the nature of the raw materials or in the processing conditions which may affect
the properties of the aggregates.
The results of the initial tests shall be documented as the starting point of the factory production control for that
material. This shall particularly include the identification of any components likely to emit radiation above normal
background levels, any components likely to release polyaromatic carbons or other dangerous substances. If the
content of any of these components exceeds the limits in force according to the provisions valid in the place of use
of the aggregate, the results of the initial tests shall be declared.
6.3 Factory production control
The producer shall have in place a system of factory production control that complies with the requirements of
annex B.
The records held by the producer shall indicate what quality control procedures are in operation during the
production of the aggregate.
NOTE The form of control applied to any aggregate depends upon its intended use and the regulations relating to that use.
7 Designation
7.1 Designation and description
Aggregates shall be identified in the following terms:

a) source and producer - if the material has been rehandled in a depot both source and depot shall be given;
b) type of aggregate (see EN 932-3);
c) aggregate size.
7.2 Additional information for the description of an aggregate
The necessity for other information depends on the situation and end use, for example:
a) a code to relate the designation to the description;

b) any other additional information needed to identify the particular aggregate.
NOTE The purchaser should inform the producer at the time of order of any special requirements associated with a
particular end use and of requirements for extra information not covered in Table ZA.1a and Table ZA.1b.
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8 Marking and labelling
The delivery ticket shall contain at least the following information:
a) designation;
b) date of dispatch;
c) serial number of the ticket;
d) the number of this European Standard.
NOTE For CE marking and labelling see clause ZA.3 in annex ZA.
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Annex A
(informative)
Notes for guidance on the freezing and thawing resistance of aggregates
A.1 General
The susceptibility of an aggregate to damage from freezing and thawing action will depend primarily on climate,
end use, petrographic type and on the size distribution of the pores within the aggregate particles.
A.1.1 Climate
The severity of any damage will be related to the frequency of freeze thaw cycles, the degrees of freezing and
thawing and the degree of saturation of the aggregate particles.
A.1.2 End Use
Aggregate will be susceptible to damage from freezing and thawing action under partially or fully saturated
environmental conditions or in high humidity situations. The risk of damage is significantly increased where the
aggregate is exposed to seawater or to the action of de-icing salts.
A.1.3 Petrographic type
Freezing and thawing resistance is related to the strength of the aggregate particles and to the size and distribution
of the pores within the particles.
A.2 Testing
A.2.1 Indicative tests
Tests that can give an indication of freeze thaw susceptibility include either petrographical examination or one of
the physical tests indicated below. Aggregates complying with the requirements of any one of these tests can be
considered freeze-thaw resistant.
A.2.2 Petrographic examination
A petrographic examination of the aggregate according to the procedure specified in EN 932-3 will give an
indication of the presence of weak and/or highly absorptive particles that can be susceptible to damage from
freeze-thaw action. Where the presence of such particles is observed or suspected one of the physical tests given
in 4.2 can be used to assess freeze-thaw resistance of the aggregate.
Susceptible aggregates derived from highly weathered rocks and some conglomerates and breccias can include for
example some or all of the following:
Schist, mica schist, phyllite, chalk, marl, shale, porous flint, altered porous rock or particles
loosely cemented by clay minerals.
A.2.3 Water absorption
When the water absorption of the aggregate determined in accordance with EN 1097-6:2000 is not greater than the
value selected in accordance with 4.2.9.1 the aggregate can be considered resistant to freeze-thaw attack.
However, many satisfactory aggregates have higher absorption values.
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For example some Jurassic limestones and sandstones frequently have absorption values in excess of 4 % whilst
blastfurnace slags, Permian limestones, dolomites and Carboniferous sandstones frequently have absorption
values in excess of 2 % but these materials can still have adequate freeze-thaw resistance.
With some aggregates containing a proportion of porous flint aggregate sources the differentiation between
satisfactory and unsatisfactory freeze-thaw durability can be better assessed by density measurements rather than
water absorption.
A.2.4 Other indicative tests
Either a freeze-thaw test determined in accordance with EN 1367-1:1999 or a magnesium sulfate test determined
in accordance with EN 1367-2 can be applied to assess the freeze-thaw resistance of an aggregate.
A.3 Selection of category
Where a satisfactory service record for the performance of an aggregate under similar conditions of use to that
intended is available, the aggregate can be deemed acceptable. In cases where a satisfactory record is not
available and testing is deemed necessary, the environmental conditions, end use and climate can be used to
select an appropriate category from Table A.1. The selected category can then be used in conjunction with 4.2.9 to
set the required level of freeze-thaw resistance or magnesium sulfate soundness.
Table A.1 — Freeze-thaw severity categories related to climate and end use
Environmental conditions Climate
a
Mediterranean Atlantic Continental
Frost free or dry situation NR NR NR

Partial saturation, no salt NR F4 or MS35 F2 or MS25
Saturated, no salt NR F2 or MS25 F1 or MS18
Salt (seawater or road surfaces) F4 or MS35 F2 or MS25 F1 or MS18
Airfield surfacings F2 or MS25 F1 or MS18 F1 or MS18
a
The Continental category could also apply to Iceland, parts of Scandinavia and to
mountainous regions where severe winter weather conditions are experienced.
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Annex B
(normative)
Factory production control
B.1 Introduction
This annex specifies a factory production control system for aggregates to ensure that they conform to the relevant
requirements of this standard.
The performance of the factory production control system shall be assessed according to the principles used in this
annex.
B.2 Organization
B.2.1 Responsibility and authority
The responsibility, authority and the interrelation between all personnel who manage, perform and check work
affecting quality shall be defined, including personnel who need organizational freedom and authority to:
a) initiate action to prevent the occurrence of product non-conformity;

b) identify, record and deal with any product quality deviations.
B.2.2 Management representative for factory production control
For every aggregate producing plant the producer shall appoint a person with appropriate authority to ensure that
the requirements given in this annex are implemented and maintained.
B.2.3 Management review
The factory production control system adopted to satisfy the requirements of this annex shall be audited and
reviewed at appropriate intervals by management to ensure its continuing suitability and effectiveness. Records of
such reviews shall be maintained.
B.3 Control procedures
The producer shall establish and maintain a factory production control manual setting out the procedures by which
the requirements for factory production control are satisfied.
B.3.1 Document and data control
Document and data control shall include those documents and data that are relevant to the requirements of this
standard covering purchasing, processing, inspection of materials and the factory production control system
documents.
A procedure concerning the management of documents and data shall be documented in the production control
manual covering procedures and responsibilities for approval, issue, distribution and administration of internal and
external documentation and data; and the preparation, issue and recording of changes to documentation.
B.3.2 Sub-contract services
If any part of the operation is sub-contracted by the producer a means of control shall be established. The producer
shall retain overall responsibility for any parts of the operation sub-contracted.
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B.3.3 Knowledge of the raw material
There shall be documentation detailing the nature of the raw material, its source and where appropriate, one or
more maps showing the location and extraction plan.
It is the producer's responsibility to ensure that if any dangerous substances are identified their content does not
exceed the limits in force according to the provisions valid in the place of use of the aggregate.
NOTE Most of the dangerous substances defined in Council Directive 76/769/EEC are not usually present in most sources
of aggregates of mineral origin. However Note in ZA. 1 of annex ZA is drawn to the attention of the aggregates producer.
B.4 Management of production
The factory production control system shall fulfil the following requirements:
a) There shall be procedures to identify and control the materials.

NOTE These can include procedures for maintaining and adjusting processing equipment, inspection or testing material
sampled during processing, modifying the process during bad weather, etc.
b) There shall be procedures to identify and control any hazardous materials identified in B.3.3 to ensure that they
do not exceed the limits in force according to the provisions valid in the place of use of the aggregate.
c) There shall be procedures to ensure that material is put into stock in a controlled manner and the storage
locations and their contents are identified.
d) There shall be procedures to ensure that material taken from stock has not deteriorated in such a way that its
conformity is compromised.
e) The product shall be identifiable up to the point of sale as regards source and type.
B.5 Inspection and test
B.5.1 General
The producer shall make available all the necessary facilities, equipment and trained personnel to carry out the
required inspections and tests.
B.5.2 Equipment
The producer shall be responsible for the control, calibration and maintenance of inspection, measuring and test
equipment.
Accuracy and frequency of calibration shall be in accordance with EN 932-5.
Equipment shall be used in accordance with documented procedures.
Equipment shall be uniquely identified.
Calibration records shall be retained.
B.5.3 Frequency and location of inspection, sampling and tests
The production control document shall describe the frequency and nature of inspections. The frequency of
sampling and the tests when required shall be carried out for the relevant characteristics specified in Tables B.1,
B.2, B.3 and B.4.
NOTE 1 Test frequencies are generally related to periods of production. A period of production is defined as a full week,
month or year of production working days.
NOTE 2 The requirements for factory production control can introduce visual inspection. Any deviations indicated by these
inspections can lead to increased test frequencies.
NOTE 3 When the measured value is close to a specified limit the frequency can need to be increased.
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NOTE 4 Under special conditions the test frequencies can be decreased below those given in Tables B.1, B.2, B.3 and B.4.
These conditions could be:
a) highly automated production equipment;

b) long-term experience with consistency of special properties;
c) sources of high conformity;
d) running a quality management system with exceptional measures for surveillance and
monitoring of the production process.
The producer shall prepare a schedule of test frequencies taking into account the minimum requirements of Tables
B.1, B.2, B.3 and B.4.
Reasons for decreasing the test frequencies shall be stated in the factory production control document.
B.6 Records
The results of factory production control shall be recorded including sampling locations, dates and times and
product tested with any other relevant information, e.g. weather conditions.
NOTE 1 Some characteristics can be shared by several products, in which case producer, based on their experience, can
find it possible to apply the results of one test to more than one product. This is particularly the case when a product is the
combination of two or more different sizes. The intrinsic characteristics cannot change but the particle size distribution or the
cleanliness should be checked.
Where the product inspected or tested does not satisfy the requirement laid down in the specification, or if there is
an indication that it may not do so, a note shall be made in the records of the steps taken to deal with the situation
(e.g. carrying out of a new test and/or measures to correct the production process).
The records required by all the clauses of this annex shall be included.
The records shall be kept for at least the statutory period.
NOTE 2 “Statutory period” is the period of time records are required to be kept in accordance with regulations applying
at the place of production.
B.7 Control of non-conforming product
Following an inspection or test which indicates that a product does not conform, the affected material shall be:
a) reprocessed; or
b) diverted to another application for which it is suitable; or
c) rejected and marked as non-conforming.
All cases of non-conformity shall be recorded by the producer, investigated and if necessary corrective action shall
be taken.
NOTE Corrective actions can include:
a) investigation of the cause of non-conformity including an examination of the testing procedure

and making any necessary adjustments;
b) analysis of processes, operations, quality records, service reports and customer complaints to detect and
eliminate potential causes of non-conformity;
c) initiating preventive actions to deal with problems to a level corresponding to the risks
encountered;
d) applying controls to ensure that effective corrective actions are taken;
e) implementing and recording changes in procedures resulting from corrective action.
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B.8 Handling, storage and conditioning in production areas
The producer shall make the necessary arrangements to maintain the quality of the product during handling and
storage.
NOTE These arrangements should take account of the following:
a) contamination of product;
b) segregation;
c) cleanliness of handling equipment and stocking areas.
B.9 Transport and packaging
B.9.1 Transport
The producer's factory production control system shall identify the extent of his responsibility in relation to storage
and delivery.
NOTE When aggregates are transported in bulk it can be necessary to cover or contain aggregates to reduce
contamination.
B.9.2 Packaging
If aggregates are packaged the methods and materials used shall not contaminate or degrade the aggregate to the
extent that the properties are significantly changed before the aggregate is removed from the packaging. Any
precautions necessary to achieve this during handling and storage of the packaged aggregate shall be marked on
the packaging or accompanying documents.
B.10 Training of personnel
The producer shall establish and maintain procedures for the training of all personnel involved in the factory
production system. Appropriate records of training shall be maintained.
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Table B.1 — Minimum test frequencies for general properties
Property Clause Notes/references Test method Minimum test

frequency
1 Grading 4.1.3 EN 933-1:1997 1 per week
2 Fines content 4.1.4 EN 933-1:1997 1 per week
3 Fines quality 4.1.5 Only when the fines EN 933-9 2 per year
content of fine aggregate,
or all in-aggregate with D
8 mm, exceeds the value
specified in 4.1.5
4 Shape of coarse aggregate 4.1.6 Test frequency applies to EN 933-3 1 per month
crushed or broken EN 933-4
aggregate. Test frequency
for rounded gravel depends
on the source and may be
reduced
5 Percentage of crushed or 4.1.7 Only for gravel aggregate EN 933-5 1 per month
broken and totally rounded
particles
6 Angularity of fine aggregates 4.1.8 Only for fine aggregate prEN 933-6:1999 1 per month
7 Resistance to fragmentation 4.2.2 EN 1097-2:1998 1 per year

of coarse aggregate
8 Resistance to wear 4.2.5 EN 1097-1 1 per year
9 Particle density 4.2.7 EN 1097-6:2000 1 per 2 years
10 Water absorption 4.2.9.1 EN 1097-6:2000

Resistance to freezing and 4.2.9.2 EN 1367-1:1999/EN
thawing 1367-2 1 per 2 years
11 Resistance to thermal 4.2.10 prEN 1367-5:2001 1 per year

shock
12 Affinity to bituminous 4.2.11 prEN 12697-11:2000 1 per year
binders
13 Chemical composition 4.3.2 EN 932-3 1 per 5 years
14 Lightweight contaminators 4.3.3 Aggregate D 2 mm in EN 196-2:1994 1 per year

cases of doubt EN 1744-1:1998,14.2
a a a
15 Dangerous substances B.3.3 When
In particular: B.4 required and
in case of
Emission of radioactivity doubt
Release of heavy metals
Release of polyaromatic
carbons
a
Unless otherwise specified, only when necessary for CE marking purposes (see annex ZA)
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Table B.2 — Minimum test frequencies for properties specific to end use
Property Clause Notes/references Test method Minimum

test
frequency
1 Resistance to polishing of 4.2.3 Aggregate for wearing EN 1097-8:1999 1 per year

coarse aggregate (PSV) courses only
2 Resistance to surface 4.2.4 Aggregate for surface EN 1097-8:1999, annex A 1 per year
abrasion (AAV) courses only
3 Resistance to abrasion 4.2.6 Aggregate for surface EN 1097-9 1 per year

from studded tyres courses only
Table B.3 — Minimum test frequencies for properties appropriate to aggregates from particular sources

test
frequency
1 “Sonnenbrand” of 4.2.12 In cases of doubt where EN 1367-3 2 per year

basalt signs of “Sonnenbrand”
are known
2 Dicalcium silicate 4.3.3.1 Air-cooled blast furnace EN 1744-1:1998,19.1 2 per year

disintegration slags only
3 Iron disintegration 4.3.3.2 Air-cooled blast furnace EN 1744-1:1998,19.2 2 per year

slags only
4 Volume stability 4.3.3.3 Steel slag aggregate only EN 1744-1:1998,19.3 2 per year
Table B.4 — Minimum test frequencies for properties appropriate to filler aggregate

test
frequency
1 Grading 5.2.1 EN 933-10 1 per week
2 Harmful fines 5.2.2 EN 933-9 2 per year
3 Water content 5.3.1 EN 1097-5 2 per week
4 Particle density 5.3.2 EN 1097-7 2 per year
5 Stiffening properties 5.3.3.1 Voids of dry compacted EN 1097-4 2 per year

filler (Rigden)
5.3.3.2 “Delta ring and ball” EN 13179-1
6 Water solubility 5.4.1 EN 1744-1:1998,clause 16 1 per 2 years
7 Water susceptibility 5.4.2 prEN 1744-4:2001 1 per 2 years
8 Carbonate content 5.4.3 EN 196-21 1 per year
9 Calcium hydroxide 5.4.4 EN 459-2 1 per year

content
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Table B.5 — Minimum test frequencies for properties appropriate to filler aggregate (continued)

test
frequency
10 Consistency of filler 5.5 1 per week

production
"Bitumen number" 5.5.2 EN 13179-2

Loss on ignition 5.5.3 EN 1744-1:1998,clause 17
Particle density 5.5.4 EN 1097-7
Loose bulk density 5.5.5 EN 1097-3:1998, annex
Blaine test 5.5.6 BEN 196-6
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Annex ZA
(informative)
Clauses of this European Standard addressing essential requirements or other provisions of EU Directives
ZA.1 Scope and relevant characteristics
This European Standard and this annex ZA have been prepared under a mandate1 given to CEN by the European
Commission and the European Free Trade Association.
The clauses of this European Standard shown in this annex meet the requirements of the Mandate given under the
EU Construction Products Directive (89/106/EEC).
Compliance with these clauses confers a presumption of fitness of the aggregates and fillers covered by this
European Standard for their intended uses indicated herein; reference shall be made to the information
accompanying the CE marking.
WARNING: Other requirements and other EU Directives, not affecting the fitness for intended uses, can be
applicable to aggregates and fillers falling within the scope of this annex.
NOTE In addition to any specific clauses relating to dangerous substances contained in this standard there may be
other requirements applicable to the products falling within its scope (e.g. transposed European legislation and national
laws, regulations and administrative provisions). In order to meet he provisions of the EU Construction Products
Directive these requirements need also to be complied with when and where they apply. Note: an informative database
of European and national provisions on dangerous substances is available at the Construction web site on EUROPA
(CREATE, accessed through http://europa.eu.int).
Table ZA.1a – Scope and relevant requirement clauses
Product: Aggregates obtained by processing natural or manufactured or recycled materials as covered by the
scope of this standard
Intended use(s) Bituminous mixtures and surface treatments for roads, airfields and other trafficked areas
Essential Characteristics Requirement clauses in this and/or Level(s) Notes
another standard(s) and/or
class(es):
Particle shape, size and density 4.1.2 Aggregate size None Designation
(d/D)
4.1.3 Grading None Tolerance
category
4.1.6 Shape of coarse aggregate None Categories
4.2.7.1 Particle density None Declared
value
Cleanliness 4.1.5 Fines quality None Categories
Percentage of crushed and broken 4.1.7 Percentage of crushed and broken None Category
surfaces surfaces in coarse aggregates
Affinity to bituminous binders 4.2.11 Affinity of coarse aggregates to None Declared
bituminous binders value
1 M125 "Aggregates", as amended
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Table ZA.1a – Scope and relevant requirement clauses (continued)
Product: Aggregates obtained by processing natural or manufactured or recycled materials as covered by the
scope of this standard
Intended use(s) Bituminous mixtures and surface treatments for roads and other civil trafficked areas
class(es):
Resistance to fragmentation/crushing 4.2.2 Resistance to fragmentation of None Category
coarse aggregate
Resistance to 4.2.3 Resistance to polishing of coarse None Category
polishing/abrasion/wear/attrition aggregate for surface courses
4.2.4 Resistance to surface abrasion None Category
4.2.5 Resistance to wear of coarse None Category
aggregate
Resistance to thermal shock 4.2.10 Resistance to thermal shock None Declared
value
Volume stability 4.3.4.1 Dicalcium silicate disintegration None Pass/fail
of air-cooled blastfurnace slag
4.3.4.2 Iron disintegration of air-cooled None Pass/fail
blastfurnace slag
4.3.4.3 Volume stabiliy of steel slag None Categories
aggregates
Composition/content 4.3.2 Chemical composition None Declared
value
Dangerous substances:
Emission of radioactivity
NOTE in ZA.1 above See third
Release of heavy metals
B.3.3 Knowledge of the raw material None paragraph of
Release of polyaromatic carbons
B.4 Management of the production None ZA.3
Release of other dangerous
substances
Durability against freeze-thaw 4.2.9.2 Resistance to freezing and None Category
thawing
Durability against weathering 4.2.12 "Sonnenbrand" of basalt None Category
Durability against studded tyres 4.2.6 Resistance to abrasion from None Category
studded tyres of coarse
aggregates to be used for
surface courses
Durability against thermal shock See 4.2.10 Resistance to thermal None Declared
shock, above value
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Table ZA 1b – Scope and relevant requirement clauses
Product: Filler aggregates obtained by processing natural or manufactured or recycled materials as

covered by the scope of this standard
Intended use: Bituminous mixtures and surface treatments for roads, airfields and other trafficked areas
class(es):
Fineness/Particle size and density 5.2.1 Grading None Pass/fail
threshold
value
5.5.6 Blaine test None Declared
value with
threshold
value
5.3.2 Particle density None Declared
value
Stiffening properties 5.3.3.1 Voids of dry compacted filler None Category
(Rigden)
5.3.3.2 "Delta ring and ball" of filler Category
aggregate for bituminous None
mixtures
5.5.2 Bitumen number of added filler None Category
Water solubility and susceptibility 5.4.1 Water solubility None Category
5.4.2 Water susceptibility Declared
None
value
Cleanliness 5.2.2 Harmful fines None Category
Porosity/volume of voids 5.3.3.1 Voids of dry compacted filler None Category
(Rigden)
Loss on ignition (for fly ashes only) 5.5.3 Loss on ignition of coal fly ash Declared
value with
None
threshold
value
Release of dangerous substances Note in ZA.1 See third
B.3.3 Knowledge of the raw material paragraph
B.4 Management of the production of ZA.3
Durability against freeze-thaw 4.2.9.2 Resistance to freezing and None Category
thawing
The requirement on a certain characteristic is not applicable in those Member States (MSs) where there are no
regulatory requirements on that characteristic for the intended use of the product. In this case, producers placing
their products on the market of these MSs are not obliged to determine nor declare the performance of their
products with regard to this characteristic and the option “No performance determined” (NPD) in the information
accompanying the CE marking (see clause ZA.3) may be used. The NPD option may not be used, however, where
the characteristic is subject to a threshold level.
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ZA.2 Procedures for attestation of conformity of aggregates and fillers
ZA.2.1 System(s) of attestation of conformity
The systems of attestation of conformity for the aggregates and fillers indicated in Table ZA.1a and Table ZA.1b, in
accordance with the decision of the Commission 98/598/EC of 9 October 1998 as given in annex 3 of the mandate
M125 "Aggregates", as amended, is shown in Tables ZA.2a and ZA.2b for the indicated intended use(s):
Table ZA.2a – System(s) of attestation of conformity for aggregates and fillers for uses
with high safety requirements2 (where third party intervention is required)
Attestation of
Level(s) or
Product(s) Intended use(s) conformity
class(es)
system(s)
Aggregates for bituminous mixtures For roads and other civil engineering
works - 2+
and surface treatments
Fillers for bituminous mixtures and For roads and other civil engineering
works - 2+
surface treatments
System 2+: See Directive 89/106/EEC (CPD) annex III.2.(ii), First possibility, including certification of the factory
production control by an approved body on the basis of initial inspection of factory and of factory production control as
well as of continuous surveillance, assessment and approval of factory production control
Table ZA.2b – System(s) of attestation of conformity for aggregates and fillers for uses
without high safety requirements2 where no third party intervention is required
Attestation of
Level(s) or
Product(s) Intended use(s) conformity
class(es)
system(s)
Aggregates for bituminous mixtures For roads and other civil engineering
and surface treatments works - 4
Filler for bituminous mixtures and For roads and other civil engineering
surface treatments works - 4
System 4: See Directive 89/106/EEC (CPD) annex III.2.(ii), Third possibility
The attestation of conformity of the aggregates and fillers in Table ZA.1a and Table ZA.1b shall be based on the
evaluation of conformity procedures indicated in Table(s) ZA 3a and Table ZA 3b.resulting from application of the
clauses of this European Standard indicated therein.
2 Safety requirements are to be defined by Member States in their national laws, regulations and administrative provisions.
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Table ZA.3a – Assignation of evaluation of conformity tasks

(for aggregates and fillers under system 2+)
Tasks Coverage of the task Clauses to apply
Parameters related to all relevant

Factory production control (F.P.C) characteristics of Table ZA.1a or 6.3
Tasks for the Table ZA.1b
producer
All relevant characteristics of
Initial type testing 6.2
Table ZA.1a or Table ZA.1b
Initial
inspection of
characteristics of Table ZA.1a or 6.3
factory and of
Table ZA.1b
Certification of F.P.C
Tasks for the
F.P.C on the Continuous
notified body
basis of surveillance, Parameters related to all relevant
assessment characteristics of Table ZA.1a or 6.3
and approval of Table ZA.1b
F.P.C.
Table ZA.3b – Assignation of evaluation of conformity tasks

(for aggregates and fillers under system 4)
Tasks Coverage of the task Clauses to apply

Factory production control (F.P.C) characteristics of Table ZA.1a or 6.3
Tasks for the Table ZA.1b
producer
All relevant characteristics of
Initial type testing 6.2
Table ZA.1a or Table ZA.1b
ZA.2.2 EC Declaration of conformity
For aggregates and fillers under system 2+: When compliance with the conditions of this annex is achieved, and
once the notified body has drawn up the certificate mentioned below, the producer or his agent established in the
EEA shall prepare and retain a declaration of conformity, which entitles the producer to affix the CE marking. This
declaration shall include:
- name and address of the producer, or his authorised representative established in the EEA, and
the place of production;
- description of the product (type, identification, use, ...), and a copy of the information accompanying
the CE marking;
- provisions to which the product conforms (annex ZA of this EN);
- particular conditions applicable to the use of the product (e.g. provisions for use under certain
conditions, etc);
- the number of the accompanying factory production control certificate;
- name of, and position held by, the person empowered to sign the declaration on behalf of the
producer or his authorised representative.
The declaration shall be accompanied by a factory production control certificate, drawn up by the notified body,
which shall contain, in addition to the information above, the following:
- name and address of the notified body;

- the number of the factory production control certificate;
- conditions and period of validity of the certificate, where applicable;
- name of, and position held by, the person empowered to sign the certificate.
The above mentioned declaration shall be presented in the official language or languages of the Member State in
which the product is to be used.
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For aggregates and fillers under system 4: When compliance with this annex is achieved, the producer or his
agent established in the EEA shall prepare and retain a declaration of conformity (EC Declaration of conformity),
which entitles the producer to affix of the CE marking. This declaration shall include:
- name and address of the producer, or his authorised representative established in the EEA, and place
of production;
- description of the product (type, identification, use,...), and a copy of the information accompanying the
CE marking;
- provisions to which the product conforms (annex ZA of this EN);
- particular conditions applicable to the use of the product (e.g. provisions for use under certain conditions,
etc.);
- name of, and position held by, the person empowered to sign the declaration on behalf of the producer
or of his authorised representative.
The above mentioned declaration shall be presented in the official language or languages of the Member State
in which the product is to be used.
ZA.3 CE marking and labelling
The producer or his authorised representative established within the EEA is responsible for the affixing of the CE
marking. The CE marking symbol to affix shall be in accordance with Directive 93/68/EC and shall be shown on the
accompanying label, the packaging or on the accompanying commercial documents e.g. a delivery note). The
following information shall accompany the CE marking symbol:
identification number of the certification body (only for products under system 2+);
name or identifying mark and registered address of the producer;
the last two digits of the year in which the marking is affixed;
number of the certificate of factory production control (only for products under system 2+);
reference to this European Standard;
description of the product: generic name, material, dimensions, … and intended use;
information on the relevant essential characteristics in Tables ZA.1a or ZA.1b as follows:
- declared values and, where relevant, level or class/category (including “pass” for pass/fail requirements,
where necessary) to declare for each essential characteristic as indicated in "Notes" in Tables ZA.1a or
ZA.1b; and
-"no performance determined" for characteristics where this is relevant.
The “No performance determined” (NPD) option may not be used where the characteristic is subject to a threshold
level. Otherwise, the NPD option may be used when and where the characteristic, for a given intended use, is not
subject to regulatory requirements.
In addition to any specific information relating to dangerous substances shown above, the product should also be
accompanied, when and where required and in the appropriate form, by documentation listing any other legislation on
dangerous substances for which compliance is claimed, together with any information required by that legislation.
NOTE European legislation without national derogations need not be mentioned.
Figures ZA.1, ZA.2, ZA.3 and ZA.4 give examples of the information to be given on the product, label, packaging and/or
commercial documents.
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CE conformity marking, consisting of the “CE”-symbol

given in directive 93/68/EEC
01234 Identification number of the inspection body
Any Co Ltd, PO Box 21, B-1050 Name or identifying mark and registered address of the
producer
02 Last two digits of the year in which the marking was affixed
Number of the EC certificate

0123-CPD-0456
EN 13043 No. of European Standard
Aggregates for bituminous mixtures Description of product
and
Particle shape Category (e.g. FI10) information on product and on regulated characteristics
Particle size Designation (d/D) &
(e.g. Gc85/15)
Tolerance category (e.g. G20/15)
Particle density Declared value (Mg/m3)
Cleanliness Category (e.g. MBF10)
Affinity to bituminous binders Declared value % degree of
bitumen coverage
Percentage of crushed Category (e.g. C90/1)
particles/broken surfaces
Resistance to fragmentation Category (e.g. LA30)
/crushing
Resistance to polishing/
abrasion/wear
Polished stone value Category (e.g. PSV50)
Aggregate abrasion value Category (e.g. AAV20)
Resistance to wear of coarse Category (e.g. MDE35)
aggregate
Abrasion from studded tyres Category (e.g. AN19)
Resistance to thermal shock Declared value (VLA or VSZ)
Volume stability
Dicalcium silicate disintegration Declared value Pass/fail
Iron disintegration of air-cooled Declared value Pass/fail
blastfurnace slag
Volume stabiliy of steel slag Category (e.g. V6,5)
aggregates
Composition/content Declared value Description
Emission of radioactivity Threshold values valid
Release of heavy metals in the place of use

3
substances
Durability against freeze/thaw Category (e.g. WA1 F4 or MS25)
Durability against weathering Category (e.g. SB1/8)
Durability against studded tyres Category (e.g. AN10)
Durability against thermal shock Declared value (VLA or Vsz)
Figure ZA.1 — Example of CE marking information for aggregates under system 2+
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producer
02 Last two digits of the year in which the marking was affixed
Aggregates for bituminous mixtures Description of product

and
Particle shape Category (e.g. FI10) information on product and on regulated characteristics
Particle size Designation (d/D) &
(e.g. Gc85/15)
Tolerance category G20/15
Particle density Declared value (Mg/m3)
Affinity to bituminous binders Declared value % degree of
bitumen coverage
Percentage of crushed Category (e.g. C90/1)
particles/broken surfaces
Resistance to fragmentation Category (e.g. LA30)
/crushing
Resistance to polishing/
abrasion/wear
Polished stone value Category (e.g. PSV50)
Aggregate abrasion value Category (e.g. AAV20)
Resistance to wear of coarse Category (e.g. MDE35)
aggregate
Abrasion from studded tyres Category (e.g. AN19)
Resistance to thermal shock Declared value (VLA or VSZ)
Volume stability
Dicalcium silicate disintegration Declared value Pass/fail
Iron disintegration of air-cooled Declared value Pass/fail
blastfurnace slag
Volume stabiliy of steel slag Category (e.g. V6,5)
aggregates
Composition/content Declared value Description
Emission of radioactivity Threshold values valid
Release of heavy metals in the place of use

3
substances
Durability against freeze/thaw Category (e.g. WA1 F4 or MS25)
Durability against weathering Category (e.g. SB1/8)
Durability against studded tyres Category (e.g. AN10)
Durability against thermal shock Declared value (VLA or Vsz)
Figure ZA.2 — Example of CE marking information for aggregates under system 4
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01234 Identification number of the inspection body
producer
02 Last two digits of the year in which the marking was

affixed
0123-CPD-0456 Number of the EC certificate
Filler aggregates for bituminous mixtures and surface treatment for Description of product
roads, airfields and other trafficked areas and
Fineness/Particle size Declared values % passing and information on product and on regulated characteristics
cm2/g
Particle density Declared value Mg/m3
Stiffening properties
Voids of dry compacted filler Category (e.g. V44/55)
Delta ring and ball Category (e.g. R&B17/25)
Bitumen number of added filler Category (e.g. BN53/62)
Water solubility and susceptibility Category (e.g. WS10) and
declared value
Porosity/volume of voids Category (e.g. v28/38)
Loss on ignition (for ashes only Declared value (e.g. %)

3
Release of dangerous substances
Durability against freeze/thaw Category (e.g. F4 or MS25)
Figure ZA.3 — Example of CE marking information for fillers under system 2+
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producer
02 Last two digits of the year in which the marking was

affixed
Filler aggregates for bituminous mixtures and surface treatment for Description of product
roads, airfields and other trafficked areas and
Fineness/Particle size Declared values % passing and information on product and on regulated characteristics
cm2/g
Particle density Declared value Mg/m3
Stiffening properties
Voids of dry compacted filler Category (e.g. V44/55)
Delta ring and ball Category (e.g. R&B17/25)
Bitumen number of added filler Category (e.g. BN53/62)
Water solubility and susceptibility Category (e.g. WS10) and
declared value
Porosity/volume of voids Category (e.g. v28/38)
Loss on ignition (for ashes only Declared value (e.g. %)

3
Release of dangerous substances
Durability against freeze/thaw Category (e.g. F4 or MS25)
Figure ZA.4 — Example of CE marking information for fillers under system 4
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EN 932-2 Tests for general properties of aggregates — Part 2: Methods for reducing laboratory samples.
EN 933-2 Tests for geometrical properties of aggregates — Part 2: Determination of particle size
distribution – Test sieves, nominal size of apertures.
prEN 13055-2:2001 Lightweight aggregates — Part 2: Lightweight aggregates for bituminous mixtures and
surface treatments and for bound and unbound applications, excluding concrete, mortar and
grout.
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— Part 1: Test sieves of metal wire cloth.
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EUROPEAN STANDARD prEN 13043

Aggregates for bituminous mixtures and surface treatments for

EUROPEAN COMMITTEE FOR STANDARDIZATION

Management Centre: rue de Stassart, 36 B-1050 Brussels

This document is currently submitted to the Formal Vote.

prEN 12620 Aggregates for concrete.

NOTE 2 Properties for lightweight aggregates are specified in prEN 13055-2.

EN 196-2:1994 Methods of testing cement — Part 2: Chemical analysis of cement.

EN 196-6 Methods of testing cement — Part 6: Determination of fineness.

EN 459-2 Building lime — Part 2: Test methods.

EN 933-5 Tests for geometrical properties of aggregates — Part 5: Determination of percentage of

EN 1744-1:1998 Tests for chemical properties of aggregates — Part 1: Chemical analysis.

3 Terms and definitions

NOTE There is no relationship between the categories of different properties.

4 Requirements for coarse and fine aggregate

4.1 Geometrical requirements

4.1.2 Aggregate sizes

Table 1 — Sieve sizes for specifying aggregate sizes

Table 2 — General grading requirements

Aggregate Size Percentage passing by mass Category

Coarse D>2 100 100 90 to 99 0 to 10 0 to 2 GC90/10

100 98 to 100 90 to 99 0 to 15 0 to 5 GC90/15

100 98 to 100 90 to 99 0 to 20 0 to 5 GC90/20

100 98 to 100 85 to 99 0 to 15 0 to 2 GC85/15

100 98 to 100 85 to 99 0 to 20 0 to 5 GC85/20

100 98 to 100 85 to 99 0 to 35 0 to 5 GC85/35

Fine D2 100 - 85 to 99 – – GF85

All-in D 45 and 100 98 to 100 90 to 99 – – GA90

4.1.3.1 Coarse aggregate

- all gradings shall conform to the overall limits given in Table 3;

D/d Mid-size Overall limits and tolerances at mid-size sieves Category

<4 D/1,4 25 to 80 15 G25/15

4 D/2 20 to 70 17,5 G20/17,5

4.1.3.2 Fine aggregate and all-in aggregate

Table 4 — Tolerances on producer’s declared typical grading for fine

Sieve size Category

No requirement No requirement No requirement GTCNR

4.1.4 Fines content

Table 5 — Categories for maximum values of fines content

Aggregate Percentage passing Category

Coarse  f0,5

4.1.5 Fines quality

Table 6 — Categories for maximum methylene blue (MBF) values

4.1.6 Shape of coarse aggregate

Table 7 — Categories for maximum values of flakiness index

Flakiness index Category

Table 8 — Categories for maximum values of shape index

Shape index Category

4.1.7 Percentage of crushed and broken surfaces in coarse aggregates

Percentage of Percentage of totally Percentage of Category

4.1.8 Angularity of fine aggregate

Table 10 — Categories for angularity of fine aggregate

4.2 Physical requirements

4.2.2 Resistance to fragmentation of coarse aggregate

Table 11 — Categories for maximum values of Los Angeles coefficient

Los Angeles coefficient Category

Table 12 — Categories for maximum values of resistance to impact

Impact value Category

4.2.3 Resistance to polishing of coarse aggregate for surface courses

Table 13 — Categories for minimum values of resistance to polishing

Polished stone value Category

4.2.4 Resistance to surface abrasion

Coarse f0,5