ASTM D4887/D4887M
Standard Practice for Preparation of Viscosity Blends for Hot Recycled Asphalt Materials
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ASTM D4887/D4887M is the ASTM standard for the
Standard Practice for Preparation of Viscosity Blends for Hot Recycled Asphalt Materials
, providing a controlled approach for blending materials used in asphalt recycling work. It helps users prepare viscosity blends in a consistent way, which supports more reliable evaluation and comparison of hot recycled asphalt materials. For laboratories, agencies, and material suppliers, this standard can be an important reference for repeatable preparation and technical consistency.What is ASTM D4887/D4887M?
This standard practice describes a method for preparing viscosity blends associated with hot recycled asphalt materials. In practical terms, ASTM D4887/D4887M is used to help establish a consistent blend preparation process when viscosity-related assessment is needed. Because the title focuses on preparation practice rather than a product specification, the document is best understood as a procedural ASTM standard that supports uniform handling and evaluation of recycled asphalt materials.
Where is ASTM D4887/D4887M used?
ASTM D4887/D4887M is commonly used in asphalt materials testing and quality control settings where hot recycled asphalt materials are being evaluated. It is relevant to laboratories, technical service teams, and organizations involved in recycling-related asphalt work that require a repeatable blending procedure. The standard may also support procurement and acceptance workflows when a consistent preparation method is needed for viscosity-based comparison or performance review.
Why is ASTM D4887/D4887M important?
This standard matters because consistent preparation is essential when working with recycled asphalt materials and viscosity-related measurements. ASTM D4887/D4887M helps reduce variation in how blends are prepared, which can improve comparability between tests and support better technical decision-making. In practice, that can aid compliance efforts, strengthen quality control, and lower the risk of inconsistent results when evaluating hot recycled asphalt materials for engineering or production use.
- Controlled viscosity blend preparation
- Hot recycled asphalt materials focus
- Supports repeatable testing practice
- Useful for quality control workflows
- Helps improve result consistency
- Publication Date: 2021-12-20
- Publisher: ASTM
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