Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus for Aggregate Testing

The Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus is designed to determine the resistance of aggregates to crushing under a gradually applied compressive load. The test provides a relative measure of aggregate strength and is widely used to evaluate the suitability of aggregates for construction, road, and pavement applications.

The apparatus is supplied complete with a piston, piston cover, base plate, tamping rod, and measure. It is available in two sizes: 75 mm and 150 mm diameter, allowing testing in accordance with standard laboratory procedures.

Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus Features

• Designed to determine the crushing value of aggregates
• Measures aggregate resistance to gradually applied compressive loads
• Available in 75 mm and 150 mm diameter models
• Heavy-duty laboratory construction
• Includes piston
• Includes piston cover
• Includes base plate
• Includes tamping rod
• Includes measure
• Suitable for routine laboratory aggregate testing

Aggregate Crushing Value Testing

The Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus is developed to evaluate the crushing resistance of aggregates under controlled compressive loading. The test determines the Aggregate Crushing Value (ACV), providing a relative indication of an aggregate’s resistance to crushing.

The equipment is widely used in aggregate quality control laboratories to assess material performance and assist in selecting suitable aggregates for concrete production, road construction, pavement engineering, and other civil engineering projects.

Key Features of the Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus

• Determines the Aggregate Crushing Value (ACV)
• Suitable for gradually applied compressive loading
• Available in two standard sizes
• 75 mm diameter model
• 150 mm diameter model
• Complete testing accessories included
• Robust laboratory construction
• Reliable and repeatable test results
• Easy operation and maintenance

Standard

• BS 812-110

Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus Models

Applications of the Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus

The Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus is suitable for:

• Aggregate testing laboratories
• Aggregate crushing value testing
• Construction materials laboratories
• Road and pavement laboratories
• Highway engineering laboratories
• Concrete materials laboratories
• Quality control laboratories
• Research and development laboratories

Why Use an Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus?

The Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus provides a standardized and reliable method for determining the resistance of aggregates to crushing under gradually applied compressive loads. The test results help laboratories evaluate aggregate quality and select suitable materials for road construction, pavement engineering, concrete production, and other structural applications.

Its durable construction, complete testing accessories, and compliance with BS 812-110 ensure accurate, repeatable, and dependable laboratory testing.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus

What is an Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus?

An Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus is laboratory equipment used to determine the resistance of aggregates to crushing under a gradually applied compressive load.

What does the Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus measure?

The apparatus measures the Aggregate Crushing Value (ACV), which provides a relative indication of an aggregate’s resistance to crushing.

Which standard is followed for Aggregate Crushing Value testing?

The apparatus is designed to perform testing in accordance with BS 812-110.

What accessories are included?

The standard equipment includes:

• Piston
• Piston cover
• Base plate
• Tamping rod
• Measure

Which sizes are available?

The Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus is available in two standard sizes:

• 75 mm diameter
• 150 mm diameter

Where is the Aggregate Crushing Value Apparatus commonly used?

The apparatus is widely used in:

• Aggregate testing laboratories
• Construction materials laboratories
• Road and pavement laboratories
• Concrete testing laboratories
• Highway engineering laboratories
• Quality control laboratories
• Research and development laboratories