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The Marshall Stability Test Apparatus is used in pavement engineering to measure the stability and flow values of bituminous mixtures, helping determine their suitability for road construction.
🔧 Marshall Stability Test Apparatus Specifications| Loading Frame | Motorized or hand-operated with a constant deformation rate |
| Loading Rate | 50.8 mm/min (±5%) as per ASTM D6927 / AASHTO T245 |
| Proving Ring / Load Cell | Capacity: 50 kN or 5,000 kgf (with 0.01 kN or 0.1 kgf resolution) |
| Flow Meter | Dial gauge with 0–25 mm range and 0.01 mm least count |
| Specimen Size | Cylindrical specimens: 101.6 mm (4 inch) diameter × 63.5 mm height |
| Breaking Head | Two-piece steel segment to hold the specimen during loading |
| Specimen Mold | Steel mold with collar and base plate, 101.6 mm internal diameter |
| Compaction Hammer | 4.5–5.5 kg weight; falling height 457 mm (18 inches) |
| Compaction Pedestal | Steel pedestal with rubber pad and guide rod for hammer |
| Heating Bath | Thermostatically controlled, 60°C ± 1°C water bath for specimen conditioning |
| Power Supply | 220V / 50–60 Hz, single phase (for motorized units) |
| Compliance | ASTM D6927, AASHTO T245, and IS: 1201 to 1203 |
Marshall Stability: Maximum load (in kN or kgf) before specimen failure
Flow Value: Deformation (in mm) corresponding to maximum load