Asphalt Water Bath
According to the standard of the Marshall Test, the compact and prepared specimen is placed in a water bath at 60 ± 1 ° C for a specified period before being placed on the Marshall Machine to measure the asphalt strength and relative deformation.
The reason for choosing these conditions, for example, that could create the worst possible conditions that may occur in the asphalt.
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Technical Specifications:
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Asphalt Water Bath
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SMAS-2220 | |
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Operating Temperature
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60±1° C
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Volume
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30 Lit
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Power Supply
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220 V, 1500 W, 1ph
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Maximum heating time at 20 degrees without load
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45 Min
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| Maximum heat fluctuations in equilibrium |
1° C
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| Digital Thermometer |
0-100° C, 0.1° C
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Digital Thermostat
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0-100° C
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| Internal Dimensions L×W×H | 50×62×33 Cm |
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| External Dimensions L×W×H |
42×43×16 Cm
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| Weight Approx. |
15 Kg
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| Water circulation system for uniform temperature in all parts Chambers material non-magnetic stainless steel
Body made of stainless steel and galvanized steel
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