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AS 1141.28:2014 Methods for sampling and testing aggregates, Method 28: Ball mill value 2014 cover

Standards Australia

Version:  Second Edition 2014.  (Current)
This Standard sets out the method for the determination of the Ball mill value of rock spalls, drill cores and ripped or broken rock.
AS 1141.6.2-1996 Methods for sampling and testing aggregates, Method 6.2: Particle density and water absorption of coarse aggregate - Pycnometer method 1996 cover

Standards Australia

Version:  First Edition 1996.  (Current)
Specifies the method for determining particle density, apparent particle density and water absorption of aggregate substantially retained on a 4.75 mm sieve by soaking in water, weighing surface dry, weighing in a pycnometer and weighing oven dry.
AS 1141.20.1-2000 Methods for sampling and testing aggregates, Method 20.1: Average least dimension - Direct measurement (nominal size 10 mm and greater) 2000 cover

Standards Australia

Version:  First Edition 2000.  (Current)
This Standard sets out the counting method for determining the average least dimension of aggregate particles by the use of vernier callipers or dial gauge or a slotted gauge. The method is applicable to aggregate of nominal size 10 mm and greater for sprayed bituminous surfacing.
AS 1141.23:2021 Methods for sampling and testing aggregates, Method 23: Los Angeles value 2021 cover

Standards Australia

Version:  Fourth Edition 2021.  (Current)
AS 1141.23:2021 sets out the procedure for the determination of the loss, on abrasion, of aggregate particles by means of the Los Angeles abrasion testing machine. The test is applied to aggregate particles from crushed rock, gravel or crushed slag, or to crushings derived from rock spalls or drill cores. The maximum particle size is between 53 mm and 9.5 mm.
AS 1141.66-2012 Methods for sampling and testing aggregates, Method 66: Methylene blue adsorption value of fine aggregate and mineral fillers 2012 cover

Standards Australia

Version:  First Edition 2012.  (Superseded)
This Standard sets out a method for determining the methylene blue adsorption value (MBV) for fine aggregate and mineral fillers. This method applies to aggregate of less than 5 mm nominal size and may be used for both natural and manufactured sands.
AS 1141.2:2015 Methods for sampling and testing aggregates, Method 2: Basic testing equipment 2015 cover

Standards Australia

Version:  Third Edition 2015.  (Current)
Sets out requirements for basic equipment used in the performance of tests of the AS 1141 (AS/NZS 1141) series. Calibration and maintenance requirements for equipment are included in this Standard, which are intended to apply to the equipment listed in this Method and to equipment required in other parts of the AS 1141 (AS/NZS 1141) series.
AS 1012.14:2018 Methods of testing concrete, Method 14: Method for securing and testing cores from hardened concrete for compressive strength and mass per unit volume 2018 cover

Standards Australia

Version:  Third Edition 2018.  (Current)
Sets out a method for the securing, preparing and testing of cylindrical core specimens (cores) from hardened concrete for the determination of compressive strength and mass per unit volume.
AS 1012.1-1993 Methods of testing concrete, Method 1: Sampling of fresh concrete 1993 cover

Standards Australia

Version:  Third Edition 1993.  (Superseded)
Describes the method for obtaining samples of freshly-mixed concrete directly from mixers, from agitator or non-agitator units, from concrete deposited in readiness for casting, and from concrete deposited in the forms.
AS 2350.9-2006 Methods of testing portland, blended and masonry cements, Method 9: Determination of residue on the 45 μm sieve 2006 cover

Standards Australia

Version:  Third Edition 2006.  (Current)
This Standard sets out the method for determining the residue of cement on the 45 µm sieve, by wet sieving.
AS 1289.3.8.1:2017 Methods of testing soils for engineering purposes, Method 3.8.1: Soil classification tests - Dispersion - Determination of Emerson class number of a soil 2017 cover

Standards Australia

Version:  Third Edition 2017.  (Current)
Sets out the method for determining the Emerson class number of a soil. Soils are divided into seven classes on the basis of their coherence in water, with one further class being distinguished by the presence of calcium-rich minerals.