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ARBOLE, Aya
ASINERO, Kenneth
ARELLANO, Frances ATIENZA, Philip
ARELLANO, Karl BEJA, Reymundo
FINE
AGGREGATES
COARSE
AGGREGATES
OTHER TYPES OF
AGGREGATES
Granite Aggregates
-These are crushed hard rock
- Granite rock comes from magma
that erupted and hardened.
Gravel Aggregates
-These are the result of sifting quarried
rock and by crushing natural stone rock.
-used for foundations and concretes
Gravel
(smooth)
Crushed Rock
Limestone Aggregates
-product of crushing limestone.
Secondary Aggregates
-comes from crushing construction waste concrete, bricks, and asphalt.
PROPERTIES OF
AGGREGATES
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
-Absorption
-Porosity
-Permeability
-Texture
-Strength & Elasticity
-Density & Specific Gravity
CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
-Compostion
-Reaction to asphalt
COMMON USES OF
AGGREGATES
Highway Construction
Backfill Material
Asphalt
Portland Cement
Absorption
Abrasion Resistance
Soundness
Restriction on deleterious
constituents
Special requirements
Abrasion Resistance
-Applies only to coarse aggregates.
Soundness
-Applies to both fine and coarse
aggregates
-Resistance to forces of weathering is
important in the selection of material
for highway construction.
Deleterious Materials
Some substances in aggregates are
undesirable for use in Portland cement.
Specifications limit the amount of
deleterious materials to a level
consistent with the quality sought in the
final product.
Sieve Analysis
-This is done to check the gradation
of aggregates.