GB/T 37383-2019
ActiveTerminology for asphalt mixture
沥青混合料专业名词术语
Application Summary AI generated
This standard defines and unifies the professional terminology used for asphalt mixtures, covering terms related to raw materials, mix design, production, construction, and performance testing. It is applied in the petroleum and road construction industries, specifically for technical communication, quality control, and specification writing in asphalt pavement engineering. The standard ensures consistent understanding among engineers, researchers, and procurement professionals when specifying or evaluating asphalt mixture products and processes.
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