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3470000FHWA

and will meet the requirements of this Specification. 347-4 Sampling and Testing. The Engineer may sample and test the concrete at their discretion to verify its quality. The minimum 28-day

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3301203.origind

. ThischangewasproposedbyDavidWangoftheStateConstructionOffice to clarify the Quality Control and Verification Testing processes and measurement acceptance, ), immediately make a comparison check at the QC test locations to verify the QC measurements

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1210000.resp

the dead load for existing roads that have muck deposits, but we would need to do controlled test, penetration resistance but there are no testing frequency requirements or placement limitations. I am

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7010000.impl

random samples of the materials in accordance with the Department’s Sampling, g Guide schedule. Testing, and yellow pavement markings in accordance with FM 5-541. TheDepartment reserves the right to test

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7010000.impl

) as an approved sys will take random sam Testing and Reporting Guide schedule. 701-2.2, in accordance with FM 5-541. TheDepartment reserves the right to test the markings within 3 days

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700-012

testing of anchors is not required D. Temporary Signs on Permanent Traffic Railings: Same as c. Do, anchors as necessary to maintain correct support location. 416 except perform field test on one anchor

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SPI-534-200

the following soil conditions: Medium Dense Granular Soil (Type 2) Standard Penetration Test (SPT) N, be submitted for review and approval by the EOR. Technical Specifications with material and testing

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700-012

testing of anchors is not required D. Temporary Signs on Permanent Traffic Railings: Same as c. Do, anchors as necessary to maintain correct support location. section 416 except perform field test on one

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1020302.resp

will not possess this stamp and must simply meet crash testing requirements per NCHRP 350 and others, with no test data. The proposed Specification will allow Contractors to obtain products from anywhere

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700-012

of Temporary Signs on Permanent Traffic Railings: Permanent except Field testing of anchors, correct support location. 416 except perform field test on one anchor per sign a. Install Adhesive

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BMRM Chapter 6

are then filled with non-expansion grout to prevent water and debris from infiltrating the slab. Tests, Expansive Polyurethane under Approach Slab (Courtesy of Iowa DOT) Tests have shown that, prior, in Figure 6.20. The joint seal material used should be tested and capable of compressing down to 1 inch

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Chapter 6: Approach Slabs and Approach Roadway

are then filled with non-expansion grout to prevent water and debris from infiltrating the slab. Tests, Expansive Polyurethane under Approach Slab (Courtesy of Iowa DOT) Tests have shown that, prior, in Figure 6.20. The joint seal material used should be tested and capable of compressing down to 1 inch

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0050104.fhwa

tests to the Resident Engineer. (b)When the Engineer of Record is a consultant hired, Engineer of Record. Provide copies of material certifications and material tests to the Resident, Drawing Review Office. Provide copies of material certifications and material tests to the Resident, copies of material certifications and material tests to the Resident Engineer. 5-1.4.5.2 B u i l

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0050104.FHWA

tests to the Resident Engineer. (b)When the Engineer of Record is a consultant hired, Engineer of Record. Provide copies of material certifications and material tests to the Resident, Drawing Review Office. Provide copies of material certifications and material tests to the Resident, copies of material certifications and material tests to the Resident Engineer. 5-1.4.5.2 B u i l

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