ASTM D7404
Standard Test Method for Determination of Emulsified Asphalt Residue by Moisture Balance Analyzer
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ASTM D7404 is a test method for determining emulsified asphalt residue by moisture balance analyzer. It provides a standardized way to assess residue content after water-related components are accounted for, helping users compare results more consistently. In quality control and procurement settings, this ASTM standard supports more reliable product evaluation and clearer communication between suppliers and buyers. For materials handling and testing programs, it offers a focused method tied to a specific measurement objective.
What is ASTM D7404?
ASTM D7404, titled Standard Test Method for Determination of Emulsified Asphalt Residue by Moisture Balance Analyzer, is a technical document used to measure residue in emulsified asphalt with a moisture balance analyzer. The standard is intended to guide a repeatable test approach so results can be compared within a defined method. Because it centers on residue determination, it is most relevant where the amount of remaining asphalt material is important for evaluation, acceptance, or routine laboratory testing.
Where is ASTM D7404 used?
This standard is commonly used in laboratories and quality control environments that test emulsified asphalt products. It is relevant wherever a moisture balance analyzer is used to determine residue during product evaluation or verification. ASTM D7404 may be applied in manufacturing, receiving inspection, and other testing workflows where emulsified asphalt performance or consistency needs to be checked against a standard method. It is especially useful for organizations that rely on repeatable testing procedures.
Why is ASTM D7404 important?
ASTM D7404 matters because it helps create consistency in how emulsified asphalt residue is measured. A standardized method supports more dependable test results, which can improve product comparison, quality control, and compliance-related decision-making. For buyers, suppliers, and laboratories, using a recognized ASTM standard can reduce uncertainty and improve confidence in reported values. It also helps limit variation caused by ad hoc testing practices or unclear measurement procedures.
- Moisture balance analyzer test method
- Emulsified asphalt residue determination
- Standardized laboratory evaluation
- Quality control and product verification
- Consistent test reporting
- Publication Date: 2019-11-27
- Publisher: ASTM
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