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467HEAVY DUTY MEMBRANES

PA · 2026 Standard SpecificationsBook pages 293297View official source ↗

Minimum asphalt binder content Table C Binder grade PG 64E-22 Stabilizer content Cellulose: 0.2 to 0.4 % by total mix weight Mineral: 0.3 to 0.4 % by total mix weight CR: 0.3 to 1 % by total mix weight Draindown 0.3 % maximum(2)

(1)When a WMA Technology additive is used as the stabilizing agent, the DME/DMM

may allow the minimum VMA to be lowered to a minimum of 17.5%.

(2)When a WMA Technology additive is used as the stabilizing agent, perform this test

at 5F above the desired high production temperature limit in the QC plan, but no higher than 305F.

TABLE C Minimum Asphalt Binder Requirements for SMA Mixtures Combined Aggregate Bulk Specific Gravity Minimum Asphalt Content, % by Total Mix Weight(1) 2.400 - 2.449 7.4 2.450 - 2.499 7.2 2.500 - 2.549 7.1 2.550 - 2.599 7.0 2.600 - 2.649 6.8 2.650 - 2.699 6.7 2.700 - 2.749 6.6 2.750 - 2.799 6.5 2.800 - 2.849 6.4 2.850 - 2.899 6.3 2.900 - 2.949 6.2 2.950 - 2.999 6.1 3.000 - 3.049 6.0

(1)When a WMA Technology additive is used as the

stabilizing agent, the DME/DMM may allow the Minimum Asphalt Content to be 0.30 lower than the values in Table . C

Perform draindown testing according to AASHTO T 305 using a 1- hour reading. Design a mix meeting the tolerances specified in Table B. Design each SMA mix within the job- mix tolerances according to Tables B and C. Test the materials, proportions, and the mixture at the asphalt plant laboratory. Submit a copy of each completed JMF, signed by a certified Asphalt Level 2 plant technician, to the DME/DMM at least 3 weeks before the planned start of mixture production. Include a list of all material sources and the asphalt producer in the JMF. Provide the calibration factors (C ƒ and 200 C ƒ) according to PTM No. 757 with the JMF. Do not start mixture production until after the DME/DMM reviews the JMF. Submit a new JMF with a change in material sources or if a new JMF is necessary to produce an SMA mixture conforming to this specification.

1.a Producer QC Plan. Section 41 3.2(e)1.a, except RAS/ RAM is not allowed in the mixture.

1.b Plant Technicians. Section 41 3.2(e)1. b with the following additions: All HOLA mixture and density acceptance testing will be performed by Department Representatives certified as Asphalt Level 1 or Level 2 Plant Technicians.

1.c Annual JMF Verification. During initial production of each JMF, verify, according to the QC Pl an,

that the mixture conforms to this specification. If the mixture does not conform to the single and multiple sample tolerances according to Tables D and E within 2 days of production, suspend shipping the mixture to the project. Do not ship the mixture to the project until after the Representative reviews and verifies that results Init

Source: Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Specifications, 2026 Edition. Pages 293297 of 1,522.