Stock Solution for Sand Equivalent Test, 8oz

Stock Solution used for performing the Sand Equivalent Test. It is a concentrated calcium chloride, formaldehyde, and glycerin solution that is diluted with distilled water to create the working solution for conducting Sand Equivalent Tests.

To create the working solution, mix 85mL of solution for every gallon of distilled water. The concentrated stock solution has a limited shelf life of three months after the container is opened.

Features:

• Mixes with distilled water to create the working solution used in sand equivalent testing

Material Safety Data Sheet

Accessories:

• Clear Plastic Cylinderwith 0.1 graduations
• #7 Solid Rubber Stopper is used to seal the cylinder during testing
• Siphon Assembly has components needed to easily transfer working solution into the graduated cylinder
• Irrigator Tube stainless steel tubing is used to introduce the working solution into the sample
• Weighted Foot Assembly has a sand reading indicator on a brass rod
• Plastic Funnel for pouring working solution or testing materials into the graduated cylinder
• 3 oz Tinned Metal Sample Containers measures stock solution and collects samples
• Plastic Case with compartments securely holds components of sand equivalent test sets

MeetsTest Methods:
AASHTO T176
AASHTO T210
ASTM D 2419
CALIFORNIA 217
CALIFORNIA 229

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