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    The document contains graphs and data tables showing the relationship between asphalt content and various properties such as stability, voids in mineral aggregate (VMA), voids filled with asphalt (VFB), voids in mix (VIM), and flow for asphalt mixtures. The stability, VMA, VFB, and VIM decrease as asphalt content increases from 4.5% to 7%, while flow increases as asphalt content increases. Equations are provided showing the quadratic relationships between asphalt content and each property.

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    The document contains graphs and data tables showing the relationship between asphalt content and various properties such as stability, voids in mineral aggregate (VMA), voids filled with asphalt (VFB), voids in mix (VIM), and flow for asphalt mixtures. The stability, VMA, VFB, and VIM decrease as asphalt content increases from 4.5% to 7%, while flow increases as asphalt content increases. Equations are provided showing the quadratic relationships between asphalt content and each property.

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    Grafik Data Uji Marshall

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    Lakesha Gunawan
    The document contains graphs and data tables showing the relationship between asphalt content and various properties such as stability, voids in mineral aggregate (VMA), voids filled with asphalt (VFB), voids in mix (VIM), and flow for asphalt mixtures. The stability, VMA, VFB, and VIM decrease as asphalt content increases from 4.5% to 7%, while flow increases as asphalt content increases. Equations are provided showing the quadratic relationships between asphalt content and each property.

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    KADAR ASPAL VMA 19 1000 KADAR ASPAL Stability (Kg)

    4.5 16.5409622 18 900 4.5 516

    5.0 14.96540788 5.0 806.03748

    5.5
    17
    14.08564032
    800 5.5 772.6266

    Stability (Kg)
    6.0 14.22465665 6.0 878.42772

    VMA (%)
    16
    6.5 14.08679262 700 6.5 767.75418
    y = 0.7226x2 - 9.195x + 43.095
    7.0 13.94088578 15 y = -150.85x2 + 1785.7x - 4430.9 7.0 696.75606

    600
    Minimum 14 14 Minimal 800

    500
    13
    400
    12
    4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8
    4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5
    Kadar Aspal Kadar Aspal

    KADAR ASPAL VIM 10 90 KADAR ASPAL VFB

    4.5 9.406060248 9 85 4.5 86.59310009

    5.0 7.210334933
    8 80 5.0 84.79926194

    5.5 5.737102499 y = 0.8011x2 - 10.424x + 117.09 5.5 83.61931912

    6.0 5.38493937
    7 75 6.0 83.71162053

    VFB (%)
    VIM (%)

    y = 0.7739x2 - 10.875x + 42.469


    6.5 4.733652926
    6 70 6.5 83.42473554

    7.0 4.047233613 7.0 83.15953085


    5 65
    Minimum 3 4 60 Minimal 60

    Maximum 5
    3 55

    2 50
    4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8
    Kadar Aspal Kadar Aspal

    4.5
    KADAR ASPAL Flow
    4
    4.5 2.78

    5.0 3.27 3.5


    Flow (mm)

    5.5 3.37
    y = -0.0336x2 + 0.9335x - 0.6899
    6.0 3.60 3
    6.5 4.07

    7.0 4.17 2.5

    Minimum 2 2
    Maksimum 4

    1.5
    4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5
    Kadar Aspal

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