Bitumen & Binders
Tests on Bituminous Emulsions
81-B0153
Bitumen emulsion is a dispersion of bitumen and water, with a cationic or anionic emulsifying agent. The bitumen content in the emulsion is around 60% and based on the mix stability, the emulsion can be Rapid Setting (RS), Medium Setting (MS), or Slow Setting (SC). Different types of emulsions require different tests; the most common are water content, setting time and residue on sieving.
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Breaking Value of Cationic Emulsions Test Set
The breaking value is the amount of filler needed to coagulate a bitumen emulsion.
Emulsified Asphalt Distillation Apparatus
Used to examine the asphalt emulsions.
Glass Tube with Fused-on Glass Filter
Used for determining the penetration power of bitumen emulsions.
Particle Charge Tester
This equipment is used for the identification of anionic and cationic bituminous emulsions.
Setting Tendency of Bitumen Emulsions
Used for determining settling tendency of bitumen emulsions.
Storage Stability Tester
The test is based on settlement measurement conforming to NF T66-022.
Test Sieves for Mixing Stability
Used for determining the mixing stability of emulsions with cement.
Test Sieves for Residue on Sieving
Used for determining the residue on sieving of bituminous emulsions.
Water in Bitumen Emulsions Test Set
Used for determining the water content of bituminous emulsions by distillation.