product number: BS-3024
product name: Presure Aging Vessel
type: H-1640
specification: ASTM D6521-05;SHRP计划
producing area: USA
Pressure Aging Vessel— H-1640
Pressure Aging Vessel, 230V 50/60Hz— H-1640.4F
The Pressure Aging Vessel (PAV) is used to simulate in service oxidative aging of asphalt binder according to procedures developed by the Strategic Highway Research Program (SHRP). The H-1640 is fully compliant with the most recent ASTM and AASHTO standards for these tests. (Refer to ASTM designation D6521-05 and AASHTO method R28-06). The complete PAV system consists of an ASME-code stainless steel pressure vessel in a stainless steel cabinet with encased band heaters, a precision sample holder for simultaneous testing of ten specimens, a set of ten TFOT specimen trays, a pressure controller, temperature controller, pressure and temperature measurement devices, temperature recorder, and a specimen loading and unloading tool.
The H-1640 PAV takes the hassle out of running and documenting asphalt binder aging operations. Three easy, non-complicated steps produce accurate and reliable results. Just press the “heat” button, inset specimens when prompted and press the“Age”button and let the PAV do the rest. Custom status screens guide the user step-by-step through the entire process. Each display screen (preheat start-up, preheat ready, aging heat up, aging pressurized, and aging complete) is simple and direct, with detailed process and status information. The final output screen, when the test is complete, shows the current vessel pressure, as well as minimum and maximum temperatures achieved during the test procedure. Process data (temperature and pressure) is continually stored at regular intervals in the programmable logic controller (PLC) that controls and monitors the process.
The H-1640 PAV features a compact, benchtop design with integral pressure vessel. Its rotating vessel lid with rounded support block provides easy opening and closing.A built-in timer accumulates and records out-of-range time (out-of-range time for the PAV is typically less than 10 minutes during a 20-hour test) Minimum and maximum temperature data is recorded and displayed at the end of each test.
