ASTM D8012
Standard Practice for Reclamation of Scrap and Waste Asphalt Shingles to Produce Reclaimed Asphalt Shingles (RAS) for Use in Transportation Applications
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ASTM D8012 is the ASTM standard practice for reclamation of scrap and waste asphalt shingles to produce reclaimed asphalt shingles (RAS) for use in transportation applications. It provides a technical framework for recovering shingle material in a controlled way so it can be considered for downstream use. This matters because reclaimed materials must be handled consistently to support quality, performance, and compliance in transportation-related applications where material reliability is important.
Purpose of ASTM D8012
The purpose of this standard is to guide the reclamation of scrap and waste asphalt shingles into reclaimed asphalt shingles intended for transportation applications. As a practice, it helps define a common approach for processing recovered shingle material so it can be evaluated and used more consistently. ASTM D8012 is relevant to organizations that manage recycled asphalt-related materials and need a clear technical basis for reclaiming shingles in a way that supports controlled reuse.
Common use cases of ASTM D8012
This standard is commonly used where asphalt shingle waste is collected, processed, and prepared as reclaimed material for transportation-related work. It may support material recovery operations, recycling workflows, and quality control activities tied to reclaimed asphalt shingles. ASTM D8012 is also useful when buyers, processors, or project teams need a shared reference for handling RAS in a way that aligns with expected transportation application practices.
Why ASTM D8012 matters
ASTM D8012 matters because reclaimed materials need consistent preparation to support dependable use and reduce uncertainty in procurement and evaluation. A recognized ASTM practice can help improve communication between suppliers, processors, and specifiers by providing a common technical reference. For organizations working with recycled shingle materials, it may also support quality control, compliance efforts, and better risk management when reclaimed asphalt shingles are being considered for transportation applications.
- Reclamation of scrap and waste asphalt shingles
- Preparation of reclaimed asphalt shingles, or RAS
- Use in transportation applications
- Consistent material handling and processing
- Support for quality control and compliance review
- Publication Date: 2018-09-27
- Publisher: ASTM
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