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✖Percent Bitumen Content in Mix is the percentage of bitumen in the total mix of asphalt and aggregate in Marshall Mix Design.ⓘ Percent Bitumen Content in Mix [V_b]			+10% -10%
✖Voids in Mineral Aggregate is the volume of voids in the mineral aggregate of a Marshall Mix Design sample, typically expressed as a percentage.ⓘ Voids in Mineral Aggregate [VMA]			+10% -10%

✖Voids Filled With Bitumen is the percentage of voids in the total mix that are filled with bitumen in a Marshall Mix Design sample.ⓘ Voids Filled with Bitumen [VFB]

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Voids Filled with Bitumen Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Voids Filled With Bitumen = (Percent Bitumen Content in Mix*100)/Voids in Mineral Aggregate
VFB = (V_b*100)/VMA
This formula uses 3 Variables

Variables Used

Voids Filled With Bitumen - Voids Filled With Bitumen is the percentage of voids in the total mix that are filled with bitumen in a Marshall Mix Design sample.
Percent Bitumen Content in Mix - Percent Bitumen Content in Mix is the percentage of bitumen in the total mix of asphalt and aggregate in Marshall Mix Design.
Voids in Mineral Aggregate - Voids in Mineral Aggregate is the volume of voids in the mineral aggregate of a Marshall Mix Design sample, typically expressed as a percentage.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Percent Bitumen Content in Mix: 20.05 --> No Conversion Required
Voids in Mineral Aggregate: 23.79 --> No Conversion Required

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

VFB = (V_b*100)/VMA --> (20.05*100)/23.79

Evaluating ... ...

VFB = 84.2791088692728

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

84.2791088692728 --> No Conversion Required

FINAL ANSWER

84.2791088692728 ≈ 84.27911 <-- Voids Filled With Bitumen

(Calculation completed in 00.004 seconds)

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Air Voids Percent

LaTeX Go Air Voids Percent = ((Theoretical Specific Gravity-Bulk Specific Gravity)*100)/Theoretical Specific Gravity

Bulk Specific Gravity of Mix

LaTeX Go Bulk Specific Gravity = The Weight of Mix in Air/(The Weight of Mix in Air-Weight of Mix in Water)

Percent Air Voids in Mix Given Voids in Mineral Aggregate

LaTeX Go Air Voids Percent = Voids in Mineral Aggregate-Percent Bitumen Content in Mix

Voids in Mineral Aggregate

LaTeX Go Voids in Mineral Aggregate = Air Voids Percent+Percent Bitumen Content in Mix

Voids Filled with Bitumen Formula

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Voids Filled With Bitumen = (Percent Bitumen Content in Mix*100)/Voids in Mineral Aggregate
VFB = (V_b*100)/VMA

Define Marshall Mix Design.

Marshall Mix Design is a method used to design and test asphalt concrete mixes for roads, involving evaluating the properties of the asphalt mixture to ensure durability, stability, and performance under various conditions.
The process involves several key steps
1. Aggregate Selection
2.Asphalt Binder Selection
3.Sample Preparation
4.Compaction
5.Stability and Flow Testing
6.Density and Voids Analysis
7.Optimum Asphalt Content Determination

How to Calculate Voids Filled with Bitumen?

Voids Filled with Bitumen calculator uses Voids Filled With Bitumen = (Percent Bitumen Content in Mix*100)/Voids in Mineral Aggregate to calculate the Voids Filled With Bitumen, Voids Filled with Bitumen formula is defined as a measure of the percentage of voids in a compacted asphalt mixture that are filled with bitumen, providing an indication of the mixture's durability and resistance to deformation. Voids Filled With Bitumen is denoted by VFB symbol.

How to calculate Voids Filled with Bitumen using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Voids Filled with Bitumen, enter Percent Bitumen Content in Mix (V_b) & Voids in Mineral Aggregate (VMA) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Voids Filled with Bitumen calculation can be explained with given input values -> 84.27911 = (20.05*100)/23.79.

FAQ

What is Voids Filled with Bitumen?

Voids Filled with Bitumen formula is defined as a measure of the percentage of voids in a compacted asphalt mixture that are filled with bitumen, providing an indication of the mixture's durability and resistance to deformation and is represented as VFB = (V_b*100)/VMA or Voids Filled With Bitumen = (Percent Bitumen Content in Mix*100)/Voids in Mineral Aggregate. Percent Bitumen Content in Mix is the percentage of bitumen in the total mix of asphalt and aggregate in Marshall Mix Design & Voids in Mineral Aggregate is the volume of voids in the mineral aggregate of a Marshall Mix Design sample, typically expressed as a percentage.

How to calculate Voids Filled with Bitumen?

Voids Filled with Bitumen formula is defined as a measure of the percentage of voids in a compacted asphalt mixture that are filled with bitumen, providing an indication of the mixture's durability and resistance to deformation is calculated using Voids Filled With Bitumen = (Percent Bitumen Content in Mix*100)/Voids in Mineral Aggregate. To calculate Voids Filled with Bitumen, you need Percent Bitumen Content in Mix (V_b) & Voids in Mineral Aggregate (VMA). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Percent Bitumen Content in Mix & Voids in Mineral Aggregate and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

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