Vacuum Pyknometer (6000 g) – Maximum Specific Gravity Test for Asphalt Mixtures
The Vacuum Pyknometer (6000 g) is a high-capacity laboratory device specifically designed for determining the theoretical maximum specific gravity (Rice Test) of bituminous paving mixtures. With a 10-liter chamber and the ability to accommodate samples up to 6000 grams, this unit is ideal for minimizing segregation effects and enhancing test accuracy. Built from durable polycarbonate with a transparent top, the Pyknometer provides excellent visibility during testing and meets key industry standards.
Key Features of Vacuum Pyknometer, 6000 g
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Large Sample Capacity: Accommodates up to 6000 g of asphalt mix, reducing variability due to segregation.
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Durable, Lightweight Construction: Made from polycarbonate for chemical resistance and ease of handling.
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Transparent Upper Section: Allows clear visibility of sample during vacuum application.
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Integrated Connections: Includes water inlet valve, quick-disconnects, and aspirator for efficient vacuum operation.
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Pressure Gauge Included: 2” (50.8 mm) gauge with 30″ x 0.5″ Hg range for accurate monitoring.
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Standard Compliant: Conforms to ASTM D2041, AASHTO T209, EN 12697-5, and AASHTO T283 requirements.
Applications
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Asphalt Mix Design: Determines Theoretical Maximum Specific Gravity (Gmm) of compacted bituminous mixtures.
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Void Content Analysis: Assists in identifying air voids in asphalt to ensure compaction standards.
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Pavement Quality Control: Verifies compliance with specification limits for density and performance.
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Laboratory Testing: Essential tool in material testing labs, construction QA/QC, and research environments.
Included Accessories
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Plastic aspirator with 3/8” pipe thread
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Vacuum and water inlet valves
Optional Accessories
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1/4″ O.D. Plastic Tubing – Code: 45-9301/14
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Drierite Desiccant – Code: 45-9315/14
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Filtering Kit – Code: 45-9301
Alternatives
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Vacuum Pyknometer (2000 g) – Code: 45-9310
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Vacuum Pyknometer Apparatus – Code: 45-9305/01
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