VG30

VG 30 bitumen is a popular grade of bitumen in India. Indian importers prefer this type of bitumen because its performance in Indian road construction is proved. VG30 grade bitumen is also used for plastic roads in India. Because of having good thermal susceptibility, we use VG30 in areas that have a higher temperature. VG-30 bitumen is also suitable for use in hot and rainy weather conditions instead of bitumen penetration grades. The more viscose the bitumen, the fewer the c

VG30 usage in India

This bitumen is primarily used for the construction of extra-heavy bitumen pavements that have to bear significant traffic loads. Bitumen VG30 is the most widely used type of bitumen in road construction, insulation, building construction industries, and also in the production of cutback bitumen. It’s better to know that this vg30 bitumen can be used instead of 60/70 penetration bitumen grade.

According to the viscosity bitumen classification, 30 in VG 30 bitumen means the range of viscosity [(100 +- 20) * 30] in terms of Poise. It is possible to calculate the minimumand maximum of the VG30. The minimum viscosity at 60°C can be calculated like this: 80 * 30 = 2400 Poises while the maximum viscosity is also calculated by this formula 120 * 30 = 3600 poises.

Bitumen specifications

What is the minimum and maximum viscosity of vg-30?

The difference between VG10 and VG30

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The difference between VG10 and VG-30 bitumen is in their viscosity level. Bitumen VG30 is more viscose than bitumen VG 10 and as a result, performs better in road construction in hot regions.

What are the Advantages Viscosity Grade 30 Bitumen?

• It is suitable for temperature above 30 °C
• For a clayed soil, bitumen with higher viscosity is more suitable
• VG30 is more suitable for road construction in a rainy weather

VG30

VG30 usage in India

What is the minimum and maximum viscosity of vg-30?

The difference between VG10 and VG30

What are the Advantages Viscosity Grade 30 Bitumen?

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