
EN12620, EN13043, testing and aggregate FPC
EN12620, EN13043, testing and aggregate FPC. Evidence, a conditional example and responsibility boundaries for this preparation purpose.
Scope and decision inputs
Compare concrete use under EN12620 with bituminous-mixture/surface-treatment use under EN13043; select the applicable scope before choosing characteristics and methods.
The BSI publisher descriptions establish these different uses, not a full current EU citation or a universal schedule of aggregate tests.
Conditional case and response
Hypothetical grading evidence covers a concrete fraction; the producer proposes using it to establish all performance for an asphalt surface aggregate.
Match material and relevant characteristics to the second specification. Shared grading evidence may be relevant but does not establish every required asphalt characteristic.
Evidence outputs and responsible parties
Connect actual test reports with sample identity and implemented FPC. Read the applicable specification for required characteristics, categories and control frequencies.
Keep material performance, continuing control and the manufacturer’s declaration distinct. Kayra coordinates preparation; applicable laboratories and bodies decide their assigned outputs.
Related service guides
- Aggregate CE: product scope, evidence and production control
- Aggregate changes and surveillance: maintain real coverage
- Aggregate assessment: inspect actual production control
- When does aggregate CE apply? Establish use and route
- Aggregate CE questions: report, FPC and project suitability
- Aggregate CE workflow: resolve scope before declaring
- Who declares aggregates and who assesses FPC?
- Aggregate CE preparation: compare provider outputs
- Aggregate CE records: link source, sample and declaration
- Aggregate CE cost and time: separate tasks and dependencies
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EN12620, EN13043, testing and aggregate FPC — Send the actual source, fraction, site, use and existing records to discuss the preparation outputs; external decisions remain with the responsible parties.