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Road Aggregate 101: Important Stuff

10/11/2012 1 Don t be dumber than a box of Road Aggregate 101 CDGRS Road Scholar Series 2012 Road Aggregate 101: Important Stuff Source - Geologic Origin Properties - Type/Quality & PI Gradation - Size Max & Min, Mixture Certifications - PennDOT & DGRMP Specs & Uses AASHTO & PennDOT Handy Formulas Convert & Estimate 10/11/2012 2 Road Aggregate 101: Source or Geologic Origin TYPICAL ROAD Aggregate MATERIALS IN PA Limestone Sandstone Bankrun Gravel (Pit Run) Shale (mud-rock) Limestone Sandstone Bankrun gravel Road Aggregate 101: Source or Geologic Origin TYPICAL ROAD Aggregate MATERIALS IN PA Limestone Sandstone Bankrun Gravel (Pit Run) Shale (mud-rock) SOFT--------------------HARD SHALE SANDSTONE LIMESTONE BANKRUN ?

Road Aggregate 101: Gradation or distribution of different sized stones From PennDOT Publication 408, Section 703 .2 – Coarse Aggregate The AASHTO system ranks specs according to size (1-10), with 1 being the largest (all material must pass a 4” sieve) and 10 being the smallest (all material passing a 3/8” sieve).

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