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Solutions for Construction Testing - Tinius Olsen

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Sand, Aggregate & Fillers<br />

SAMPLING, PHYSICAL<br />

PROPERTIES<br />

For rapid collection of samples from<br />

aggregates, sand and fillers, a sample<br />

divider is required.<br />

Supplied complete with three containers.<br />

Applicable Standards<br />

BS 1377, 1924, 812, EN 932-1<br />

Ordering In<strong>for</strong>mation<br />

TO 445 Riffle Sample Divider 13 mm slot<br />

width, 14 slots, approx 2.1 dm³ capacity<br />

TO 446 Riffle Sample Divider 25 mm slot<br />

width, 16 slots, approx 4.4 dm³ capacity<br />

Riffle Sample Divider<br />

System Description<br />

Consists of a metal box, fitted with a<br />

series of chutes of equal width, which<br />

discharge the material alternatively in<br />

opposite directions into separate pans.<br />

The chutes of the riffle are steep enough<br />

to allow rapid flowing of the material.<br />

Determination of Flakiness &<br />

Elongation<br />

System Description<br />

Aggregates that are flaky and/or<br />

elongated will often lower the work ability<br />

of a concrete mix, and may also<br />

affect long term durability. In bituminious<br />

mixtures, flaky aggregates make <strong>for</strong> a<br />

harsh mix and may also crack and break<br />

up during compacting by rolling. The<br />

flakiness of aggregate is determined by<br />

measuring the thickness of individual<br />

particles. We offer both a thickness<br />

gauge and length gauge to check<br />

flakiness index and elongation index of<br />

the aggregate respectively.<br />

www.<strong>Testing</strong>Concrete.com<br />

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Contact us at: sales@<strong>Tinius</strong><strong>Olsen</strong>.com

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