Mix Design Pro is a high-precision engineering tool designed for Civil, Structural, and Quality Control Engineers specialized in road construction and pavement technology. Streamline your laboratory and field analysis with an intuitive, spreadsheet-style interface built for professional asphalt mix design.
Key Features:
Excel-Style Data Entry: Enjoy a familiar, high-speed grid interface for entering sieve analysis data across multiple aggregates (Agg 1, Agg 2, Agg 3, Sand, and Filler).
Automated Job Mix Formula (JMF): Instantly calculate the combined gradation based on your specific mix proportions.
Real-Time Compliance Checking: The app automatically compares your results against target designs and allowed tolerances (±).
Pass/Fail Status: Get immediate visual feedback on whether your gradation meets project specifications.
Dynamic Gradation Curves: Visualize your results on a professional semi-logarithmic chart to ensure a well-graded mix envelope.
Professional PDF Reporting: Export detailed technical reports directly from the app to share with consultants, contractors, or project stakeholders.
Reset & Recalculate: Quickly iterate through different proportion scenarios to find the most cost-effective and compliant mix
Technical Applications:
Asphalt Mix Design: Determine the optimal blend of aggregates for various asphalt layers.
Sieve Analysis: Manage and analyze laboratory sieve test results efficiently.
Quality Control (QC): Verify that production materials align with approved laboratory designs.
Site Engineering: Perform rapid calculations on-site to resolve material gradation issues.
Why Choose Mix Design Pro?
Designed by engineers for engineers, this app eliminates the need for manual calculations and complex spreadsheets on the go. Whether you are in the laboratory or on a construction site, Mix Design Pro provides the accuracy and reliability required for critical infrastructure projects.
Download Mix Design Pro today and elevate your road construction engineering workflow!
Professional asphalt mix design and aggregate gradation analysis for engineers