Bitumen vg 40

Viscosity Grade Bitumen 40 Description.

Bitumen VG 40 is a type of bitumen that is commonly used in road construction and maintenance. It is a highly viscous material that is derived from crude oil. Viscosity Grade 40 Bitumen has a higher viscosity than VG-30 bitumen, which makes it more suitable for use in areas with high traffic volume and heavy vehicles.
With its viscosity range carefully calibrated to provide optimal performance, VGB 40 exhibits a viscosity of 4000 to 6000 centipoise (cP) at a temperature of 60°C (140°F). This viscosity range indicates its resistance to flow at higher temperatures. When exposed to heat, VGB 40 maintains its consistency, effectively adhering to aggregates and forming a durable binding matrix in asphalt mixtures.

Viscosity Grade Bitumen 40 Application.

Properties of Viscosity Grade Bitumen 40.

Specification Unit Value Test Method
Absolute Viscosity, at 60 °C: Poise Min 3200 (ASTM D4402)
Kinematic Viscosity, at 135 °C: CST Min 400 (ASTM D2170)
Flash Point: °C Min 220 (ASTM D2170)
Solubility in Trichloroethylene: %WT Min 99 (ASTM D2170)
Penetration Value, at 25 °C: 0.1mm 40-60 (ASTM D5)
Softening Point: °C Min 25 (ASTM D36)
Viscosity Ratio, at 60 °C: °C Max 4 (ASTM D4402)
Ductility at 25 °C, after thin film oven test: Cm Min 25 (ASTM D113) ​

Packing of Bitumen VG40.

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