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SH/T 0422-2000 Determination of Ash in Asphalt

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1. Method number / full name / English name / replacement relationship

2. Scope of application and non-applicability

3. Method principle

After asphalt is burned and calcined, the remaining inorganic substance is ash, expressed as a mass percentage.

4. Reagents and materials (purity / preparation)

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5. Instruments and equipment

6. Recommended operating conditions

7. Sampling and sample preparation

8. Analysis procedure

9. Qualitative and quantitative determination and calculation formula

Ash is calculated by the following formula, expressed as a mass percentage:

Ash, % = 100(m3 − M1)/(m2 − M1)

Where:

10. Precision

The following provisions are used to judge the acceptability of results (95% confidence level).

11. Report

Take the arithmetic mean of the two determination results as the determination result, and report the ash mass percentage to 0.01%.

12. Referenced documents

13. Source and verification

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14. Quick-reference Q&A

Question Key answer
What are the method number and name of this standard? SH/T 0422-2000 Determination of Ash in Asphalt.
Which standard does it replace? It replaces SH/T 0422-1992 "Determination of Ash in Petroleum Asphalt".
Which foreign standard is equivalently adopted? ASTM D2415—1966 (confirmed in 1991) "Determination of Ash in Asphalt".
What is the scope of application? It is suitable for determining the ash content of asphalt; samples with ash greater than 1% may also be tested, but no specific precision requirement is made.
What is the method summary? After asphalt is burned and calcined, the remaining inorganic substance is ash, expressed as a mass percentage.
What is the sample amount? About 10g (7.3); for solid sample preparation, take at least 100g and grind.
What is the calcination temperature? 900℃±10℃.
What is the crucible ignition time? 1h.
What is the sample calcination time? 30min.
What is the weighing precision? Weigh to the nearest 0.0001g.
What is the constant-weight difference requirement? The difference between consecutive weighings shall not exceed 0.0004g.
What is the ash calculation formula? Ash, % = 100(m3 − M1)/(m2 − M1).
What is the repeatability requirement? The difference between two results of repeated determinations by the same operator shall not exceed 0.01%.
What is the reproducibility requirement? The difference between results determined by two laboratories shall not exceed 0.03%.
How are reported results handled? Take the arithmetic mean of the two determination results, and report the ash mass percentage to 0.01%.
Which sampling standard is referenced? GB/T 11147 Sampling method for petroleum asphalt.
What are the dehydration conditions? When the water content exceeds 0.5%, dehydration shall be carried out first; solid samples are air-dried, and semi-solid and liquid samples are heated and evaporated, with the temperature not exceeding 150℃.
What is the filter sieve specification? 600μm (30 mesh).

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