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Asphalt Level I Technician

National Center for Asphalt Technology at Auburn University

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Emphasis is placed on mastering test procedures essential for controlling asphalt pavement quality. Topics include asphalt plant operations, producing quality asphalt mixtures, volumetric analysis, asphalt mixture sampling, random sampling techniques, Rice and bulk specific gravity, lab compaction (Marshall & Superpave), asphalt content determination (ignition & nuclear gauge), extraction gradation, fine aggregate angularity, and clay content (sand equivalent).

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Registration fee: $975/student Written retake fee: $175/studentShow moreShow less

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Registration Applicants must have a minimum of 6 months’ work experience in current classification and a current Radiation Safety certification to register for this course. Click here for current dates, fees, and to register and pay online. Overview This four-day classroom and laboratory course spans two half-days and three full days. Emphasis is placed on mastering test procedures essential for controlling asphalt pavement quality. Topics include asphalt plant operations, producing quality asphalt mixtures, volumetric analysis, asphalt mixture sampling, random sampling techniques, Rice and bulk specific gravity, lab compaction (Marshall & Superpave), asphalt content determination (ignition & nuclear gauge), extraction gradation, fine aggregate angularity, and clay content (sand equivalent). Note: The Radiation Safety course is a prerequisite for this course.

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