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2021-3-20 Granular material either natural/processed from deposits of sand, gravel or rock. Normally sized as coarse aggregate or fine aggregate. Coarse Aggregate is normally greater than 5mm. Fine Aggregate is aggregate less than 5mm. Can be a single sized material typically 20mm, 14mm, 10mm,or 7mm or a graded aggregate consisting of a blend of single sized aggregate. 5 or 7 mm: A small-sized aggregate will carry construction traffic at lowest cost and avoid presenting a very coarse texture that may require additional binder when applying the final seal. Under traffic: 7 mm for firm pavements and low traffic. 10 mm, 10/5, 10/7 or 14/7 in other cases. Prime and sprayed seal: To be resealed before opening to Recommended grading categories for coarse aggregate for asphalt & bitmac within the UK: Old BS 63 single sized aggregate (mm) 40: 28: 20: 14: 10: 6: 3: Recommended BS EN 13043 grading category: 20/40 G c 85/20: 20/31.5 G c 85/35: 10/20 G c 85/20: 6.3/14 G c 85/20: 4/10 G c 85/20: 2/6.3 G c 80/20: 1/4 G c 90/10: Grading specification (sieve size 2014-7-7 For example 20 mm single size aggregate mean an aggregate most of which passes 20 mm IS sieve and its major portion is retained on 10 mm IS sieve. All in Aggregate. It is the aggregate composed of both fine aggregate and coarse aggregate. According to size All-in-aggregate is described as all-in-aggregates of its nominal size When the aggregate is sieved through 4.75mm sieve, the aggregate retained is called coarse aggregate. Gravel, cobble and boulders come under this category. The maximum size aggregate used may be dependent upon some conditions. In general, 40mm size aggregate used for normal strengths and 20mm size 2021-3-19 The aggregates are graded as per IS code 383, when the aggregate size is less than 4.75mm is called fine aggregate & more than 4.75mm is called coarse aggregate. The aggregate gradation is determined by the fineness modulus method where aggregates are passing through the sieve as per IS standard to classify its size. RE: Single Size Aggregate as Backfill cvg (Civil/Environmental) 7 Nov 17 20:30 perhaps a cellular concrete fill might be easier and cheaper and far better than trying to compact 4 meters of subgrade material (gravel or other material) in order to support a slab The influence of specimen size was investigated by studying 4 specimen sizes consisting of cylinders, columns, and panels. Three aggregate sizes, 7 mm, 14 mm, and 20 mm were used in the concrete mixes to determine their effect on concrete spalling. Influence of aggregate type on 2014-6-27 The grading of coarse aggregate may be varied through wider limits than that of fine aggregates, since it does not affect the workability, uniformity and finishing qualities of concrete mix. As per IS-383 the grading limit of coarse aggregate, both for single size 2010-8-30 Grading of aggregates are determination of particle size distribution of aggregates. Grading of aggregates is an important factor for concrete mix design. These affect the concrete strength as well as durability. Proper grading is important for concrete construction. Following tables provides details for grading limits of aggregates. Grading Limit for Single 
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