SH/T 0422-2000 Determination of Ash in Asphalt
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1. Method number / full name / English name / replacement relationship
- Standard number: SH/T 0422-2000
- Chinese name: Determination of Ash in Asphalt
- English name: Standard test method for ash in bitumen
- Replacement relationship: replaces SH/T 0422-1992 "Determination of Ash in Petroleum Asphalt"
- Equivalent adoption: ASTM D2415—1966 (confirmed in 1991) "Determination of Ash in Asphalt"
- Main differences from SH/T 0422-1992 (as listed in the original text):
- Different precision: this standard not only adds a reproducibility requirement, but the repeatability requirement has also been improved.
- Different sample amount: in SH/T 0422-1992 the sample amount is 3~5g; this standard specifies a sample amount of 100g (the original text is "logo", requires confirmation against the source standard (source-text extraction)).
- Different calcination temperature: in SH/T 0422-1992 the calcination temperature is 800℃±20℃; this standard specifies a calcination temperature of 900℃±10℃.
- Additional note: for asphalt samples with ash greater than 1%, this standard may also be used for testing, but no specific precision requirement is made.
- Proposing unit: China Petrochemical Corporation
- Technical committee: Heavy Oil Research Institute, University of Petroleum (East China)
- Drafting unit: Heavy Oil Research Institute, University of Petroleum (East China)
- Main drafters: Wang Cuihong, Zhang Xiaoying, Qian Cangyuan
- Approval: approved by the State Bureau of Petroleum and Chemical Industry 2000-04-10
- Implementation: implemented on 2000-10-01
2. Scope of application and non-applicability
- This standard is suitable for determining the ash content of asphalt.
- For asphalt samples with ash greater than 1%, this standard may also be used for testing, but no specific precision requirement is made.
- Not applicable: not provided in the available source.
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)
Not provided in the available source.
5. Instruments and equipment
- 5.1 High-temperature furnace: capable of controlling the temperature at 900℃±10℃.
- 5.2 Crucible: porcelain, silica, or platinum, capacity 35~45mL, top opening diameter 55~60mm, with lid.
- 5.3 Sieve: 600μm (30 mesh).
- 5.4 Desiccator.
- 5.5 Crucible tongs.
- 5.6 Electric furnace.
- 5.7 Porcelain triangle.
- Note: the porcelain crucible may be used until the porcelain glaze on its inner surface is damaged.
6. Recommended operating conditions
- Calcination temperature: 900℃±10℃.
- Crucible ignition time: 1h (7.1).
- Sample calcination time: 30min (7.5).
- Weigh after cooling to room temperature in a desiccator.
- Other recommended operating conditions: not provided in the available source.
7. Sampling and sample preparation
- 6.1 Sampling shall be carried out in accordance with GB/T 11147.
- 6.2 Sample dehydration: when the water content exceeds 0.5%, dehydration shall be carried out first.
- 6.2.1 For solid samples, air-drying dehydration is used.
- 6.2.2 For semi-solid and liquid samples, dehydration is carried out by heating and evaporation, with the temperature not exceeding 150℃; when light fractions volatilize, the light fractions shall be recovered and then returned to the sample.
- 6.3 Sample filtration
- 6.3.1 For solid samples, take at least 100g of sample and grind it; take the portion passing through a 600μm (30 mesh) sieve as the test sample.
- 6.3.2 For semi-solid and liquid samples, heat to the flow temperature and filter through a 600μm (30 mesh) sieve. The sample heating time shall not exceed 10min (the original text is "lonr ino", requires confirmation against the source standard (source-text extraction)).
8. Analysis procedure
- 7.1 Place a clean crucible in a high-temperature furnace at 900℃±10℃ and calcine for 1h, cool in air for 3min, then place the crucible in a desiccator, cool to room temperature, and weigh to the nearest 0.0001g.
- 7.2 Repeat 7.1 until the difference between consecutive weighings does not exceed 0.0004g, and record the crucible mass as M1.
- 7.3 Transfer about 10g of the sample treated according to 6.2 and 6.3 into the crucible, weigh to the nearest 0.0001g, and record as M2.
- 7.4 Place the crucible containing the sample on an asbestos board hole or on an electric furnace, and heat slowly in a fume hood. If vapor ignites, immediately cover the crucible with the crucible lid and quickly extinguish it. Control the heating and do not allow the asphalt to overflow from the edge of the crucible.
- 7.5 When only carbonaceous residue remains in the crucible, transfer the crucible to a high-temperature furnace and calcine at 900℃±10℃ for 30min. Remove the crucible, cool in air for 3min, then place the crucible in a desiccator, cool to room temperature, and weigh to the nearest 0.0001g.
- 7.6 Repeat 7.5 until the difference between consecutive weighings does not exceed 0.0004g, and record as m3.
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:
- M1—— crucible mass, g;
- m2—— mass of crucible and sample, g;
- m3—— mass of crucible and ash, g.
10. Precision
The following provisions are used to judge the acceptability of results (95% confidence level).
- 10.1 Repeatability: the difference between two results of repeated determinations by the same operator shall not exceed 0.01%.
- 10.2 Reproducibility: the difference between results determined by two laboratories shall not exceed 0.03%.
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
- GB/T 11147 Sampling method for petroleum asphalt
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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