Standard Tar Viscometer
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Standard Tar Viscometer
Short Discription :
The Standard Tar Viscometer (often abbreviated as STV) is a specialized laboratory instrument used in civil engineering and materials testing to measure the viscosity of cut-back bitumen, road oils, and fluxed bituminous binders. It operates on the principle of efflux time, determining how long it takes for a fixed volume (typically 50 ml) of the sample to flow through a standardized orifice under controlled temperature conditions. This helps assess the flow properties of tars and bitumen’s for applications like road construction and paving
Standard Following :
IS 1206, BS 2000,
Brochure:
Component | Material/Feature | Purpose |
Bath | Stainless steel or chrome-plated copper | Holds temperature-controlled fluid (water/oil) |
Test Cup | Brass with orifice (4 mm or 10 mm) | Contains sample for efflux measurement |
Valve | Ball-ended rod | Seals orifice during filling |
Stirrer | Motorized with clip or glass rod | Ensures uniform bath temperature |
Heater | 1000W immersion | Maintains test temperature (25–60°C) |
Controller | Digital thermostat | Precise temperature regulation with alarm |
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