When using a nuclear gauge you are supposed to stand at least 10' away for safety and not to disrupt the moisture reading. Also using it so close to a roller may disrupt the readings.
Agreed entirely about safe distances from the gauge. No need to be squatting down beside it whilst the source is exposed. However, being a thin layer density gauge, this one has no moisture source. Only density.
When using a nuclear gauge you are supposed to stand at least 10' away for safety and not to disrupt the moisture reading. Also using it so close to a roller may disrupt the readings.
Agreed entirely about safe distances from the gauge. No need to be squatting down beside it whilst the source is exposed.
However, being a thin layer density gauge, this one has no moisture source. Only density.
Not really, minimum 1m about 3.5' away should be safe and practical. 3m roughly 10' clearance for a standard count.
nice video and insightful
Nice video. I learned about the tests.
Anyone know what grey sand is?
he's dropping sample off his shovel. lol
cho em hỏi : có đoạn họ lấy BTN sau khi san rải ra về làm gì vậy ?
tại sao không mấy ở trước máy rải mà phải lấy sau máy rải vậy ?
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learn some english bro...
Karpuz kavun mu topluyorsun kardeş. Ortam sıcaklığı ve gerilme alanını oluşturabilecekmisin ?
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Thanks you sir
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What is the unit weight of Asphalt?
Ton
Can you tell me the specifications used?
Asphalt Tests - Bitumen Extraction Test : ASTM D2172
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