Aszfaltbetonból

Aszfaltbetonból is a Hungarian term that translates to "from asphalt concrete" or "made of asphalt concrete." It refers to a material or construction that utilizes asphalt concrete as its primary component. Asphalt concrete is a composite material commonly used in road construction and paving. It consists of a mixture of aggregate materials such as sand, gravel, and crushed stone, bound together by asphalt binder, which is typically bitumen.

When aszfaltbetonból is used in a description, it indicates that the object in question has been constructed using this type of material. For example, a road surface described as aszfaltbetonból implies it is an asphalt concrete pavement. Similarly, a building foundation or a sports court could be described as being made of aszfaltbetonból if asphalt concrete was the chosen material for its construction. The properties of asphalt concrete, such as its durability, flexibility, and relatively quick setting time, make it a popular choice for various civil engineering applications where a strong and stable surface is required. The specific composition and grading of the aggregates, along with the type and amount of asphalt binder, can be varied to achieve different performance characteristics suited to the intended use.