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Discussion Forum : Building Materials - Section 7 (Q.No. 28)
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According to ISI, bitumen is classified into
Discussion:
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Agha Bilal said:
11 months ago
Classification of Bitumen:
Bitumen is classified into 10 grades according to Indian Standards Institution (ISI),
1. VG-10
VG stands for Viscosity Grade. VG-10 is a bitumen grade that has a viscosity of 80-100 centistokes at 60°C.
2. VG-20
VG-20 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 160- 220 centistokes at 60°C,
3. VG-30
VG-30 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 240- 320 centistokes at 60°C.
4. VG-40
VG-40 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 360 480 centistokes at 60°C.
5. VG-50
VG-50 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 800- 1000 centistokes at 60°C.
6. VG-60
VG-60 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 1200- 1400 centistokes at 60°C.
7.VG-70
VG-70 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 2000- 2400 centistokes at 60°C.
8. VG-80
VG-80 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 3200- 3600 centistokes at 60°C.
9. VG-90
VG-90 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 5000- 6000 centistokes at 60°C,
10. VG-100
VG-100 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 8000-10000 centistokes at 60°C.
Conclusion:
Bitumen is classified into 10 grades according to Indian Standards Institution (ISI) based on its viscosity. The grade of bitumen to be used in a particular project depends on the climatic conditions, traffic volume, and type of pavement design.
Bitumen is classified into 10 grades according to Indian Standards Institution (ISI),
1. VG-10
VG stands for Viscosity Grade. VG-10 is a bitumen grade that has a viscosity of 80-100 centistokes at 60°C.
2. VG-20
VG-20 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 160- 220 centistokes at 60°C,
3. VG-30
VG-30 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 240- 320 centistokes at 60°C.
4. VG-40
VG-40 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 360 480 centistokes at 60°C.
5. VG-50
VG-50 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 800- 1000 centistokes at 60°C.
6. VG-60
VG-60 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 1200- 1400 centistokes at 60°C.
7.VG-70
VG-70 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 2000- 2400 centistokes at 60°C.
8. VG-80
VG-80 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 3200- 3600 centistokes at 60°C.
9. VG-90
VG-90 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 5000- 6000 centistokes at 60°C,
10. VG-100
VG-100 is a bitumen grade with a viscosity of 8000-10000 centistokes at 60°C.
Conclusion:
Bitumen is classified into 10 grades according to Indian Standards Institution (ISI) based on its viscosity. The grade of bitumen to be used in a particular project depends on the climatic conditions, traffic volume, and type of pavement design.
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H Awomi said:
4 years ago
As per IS 73:2006 Cl-5, there's only 4 grade of bitumen. So, the correct answer will be B.4.
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MJM Gcek said:
4 years ago
Thanks for the details @Roy.
MJM Gcek said:
4 years ago
It should be 4 grades.
Suman said:
4 years ago
Thanks @Roy
Roy said:
7 years ago
As per IS 73:1992. There are six penetration grade (S35, S45, S55, S65, S90&S200). And as per Is73:2013 there are 4 viscosity grade (VG10, VG20, VG30 & VG40).
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Bosco said:
7 years ago
L thought it is 4 types of grades.
Abhishek said:
7 years ago
Whoever is saying 6, Please mention the IS code as I couldn't find any IS code which says there are 6 grades.
And please note that the question asked about the NUMBER of grades. It didn't tell anything about the nature of the classification.
And please note that the question asked about the NUMBER of grades. It didn't tell anything about the nature of the classification.
Nishant said:
8 years ago
Option E is right.
Penetration, viscosity, oxide bitumen grade, bituminous binders prepration, cutback,
Fluxed, modified, emultion, asphalt, performence, natural.
Penetration, viscosity, oxide bitumen grade, bituminous binders prepration, cutback,
Fluxed, modified, emultion, asphalt, performence, natural.
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Jai said:
8 years ago
6 grades is correct.
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