BITUMEN PG 64-22

BITUMEN PG 64/22

Product Specifications

Bitumen PG 64-22

Test title Explanations Standard Range Test Method
min max
Penetration at 25°C,(100 g,5 sec),mm/10 REPORT ASTM D5 / INSO 2950
Softening Point °C REPORT ASTM D36 / INSO 3868
Flash Point (Cleveland Open Cup),°C 232 ** ASTM D92 / INSO 198
Kinematic Viscosity at 135°c , Pa.s ** 3 ASTM D2170 / INSO 12855
Dynamic Shear (DSR) 64 °C, G*/sina, kPa 1 ** ASTM D7175
Test on residue After RTFOT (ASTM D2872 / INSO 11898)
Dynamic Shear (DSR) 64 °C, G*/sina, kPa 2.2 ** ASTM D7175
Change of Mass % ** 1 ASTM D1754 / INSO 2957
Test on residue After PAV @100 °C (ASTM D6521)
Dynamic Shear (DSR) 25 °C, G*/sina, kPa ** 5000 ASTM D7175
Bending Beam Rheometer (BBR) S @ -12°C 60s , Mpa ** 300 ASTM D6648
Bending Beam Rheometer (BBR) m @ -12°C 0.3 ** ASTM D6648

Available Packaging Options:

bitumen steel drums
bulk-bitumen
bitumen jumbo bag
bitutaner

BITUMEN PG 64-22

PG grades are divided into two types:

Modified Bitumen

Unmodified Bitumen.

To differentiate between the two types, we add the low and high temperatures of the PG bitumen. If this sum is greater than 92, the PG bitumen is considered to be polymer-modified. For instance, a PG 76-22 is a polymer-modified binder as the sum is 98. On the other hand, a PG 64-10 is an unmodified binder, since the sum of 64 and 10 is equal to 74. In general, the grades listed in the dark part of the table are considered to be modified bitumen. When the difference between the high temperature and the low temperature is more than 92 degrees Celsius, it is necessary to use a modifier, which increases the price of bitumen. Performance Grade