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designations were established using the guide for numerical prefixes that gives the source as shown below, followed by the parent method designation. For example, FM 1-R 090 refers to AASHTO R- 90, FM, , chemical, physical (concrete), soils, pavement evaluation, etc. Primary laboratories will advise, 10-1-3 10.1.6 GENERAL The SMO has designated FMs as the official sampling and testing methods, of sampling and testing methods from other designated sources such as AASHTO, ASTM, American Welding
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Pavement Inspections Airport Directory Information Please explore the data, with Chapter 14-60.007(2)(b)1.j., FAC. For a seaplane landing area with no markers designating, with Chapter 14-60.007(2)(c)1.j., FAC. For a seaplane landing area with no markers designating the waterway, with Chapter 14-60.007(2)(d)1.j., FAC. For a seaplane landing area with no markers designating the waterway, 07-01-1969 Pavement Inspections
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or oversized equipment. Cross existing roads or streets only at Engineer-designated points. The Engineer may require the Contractor to protect the pavement or Roadway at the crossing by using lumber, with requirements of the Design Standards and not create an undue hazard to the traveling public or workers
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353 CONCRETE PAVEMENT SLAB REPLACEMENT. (REV 10-27-16) (FA 12-23-16) (7-17) SUBARTICLE 353-10.2 is deleted and the following substituted: 353-10.2 Maturity Method Testing: Use a maturity curve to estimate the strength of the concrete for opening to traffic for each day of production. Embed, joint and at 6 inches from the longitudinal joint or at locations designated by the Engineer, . Submit the mix design supporting data and the maturity curve to the Engineer for his approval. Any
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in the development of lighting designs on the SHS. The design and installation of these lighting, Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual January 1, 2026 231 – Lighting 1 231 Lighting 231.1, geometry, vehicles, pedestrians, and obstructions. The design and layout of lighting should complement the basic highway design and must comply with the requirements of FDM 215 for roadside safety, . 231.1.1 Design Luminaires Use only luminaires listed on the Department’s Approved Products List
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. Stabilization thickness was checked on 10% of the coring locations. For pavement design, assume 12 inches, was checked on 10% of the coring locations. For pavement design, assume 12 inches of thickness, on 10% of the coring locations. For pavement design, assume 12 inches of thickness for stabilization, . For pavement design, assume 12 inches of thickness for stabilization. 4. The cross slope is approximate, . For pavement design, assume 12 inches of thickness for stabilization. 4. The cross slope is approximate
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designation, or combination of numbers and letters, designates a specification, test method, Pavement......................................... 202 BASE COURSES 200 Rock Base, ...................................................................................... 217 283 Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement, , SURFACE COURSES AND CONCRETE PAVEMENT 300 Prime and Tack Coats, , and Equipment .......................................... 242 327 Milling of Existing Asphalt Pavement
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• AdHocs added for use with automation (SS2 MR1) • Pavement Location Description and Design Notes, the designers to automate the calculation of quantities using D&C Manager and Quantity Manager, in the Design Notes column, if desired. • Formulas or notes can be stored in the Back Up spreadsheet
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in the development of lighting designs on the SHS. The design and installation of these lighting, Topic #625-000-002 FDOT Design Manual January 1, 2026 231 – Lighting 1 231 Lighting 231.1, geometry, vehicles, pedestrians, and obstructions. The design and layout of lighting should complement the basic highway design and must comply with the requirements of FDM 215 for roadside safety, . 231.1.1 Design Luminaires Use only luminaires listed on the Department’s Approved Products List
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. Stabilization thickness was checked on 10% of the coring locations. For pavement design, assume 12 inches, was checked on 10% of the coring locations. For pavement design, assume 12 inches of thickness, thickness was checked on 10% of the coring locations. For pavement design, assume 12 inches, : 15009000 E OF FISHER RD Inside: Shoulder Type and Condition: Overall Pavement Condition (from DMO, 448041-1 CRACK Mainline Cores (ML) PAVEMENT LAYER (IN.) PINELLAS SR No.: Paved: Y STATE
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% of the coring locations. For pavement design assume 12 inches of thickness for stabilization. 4, and Condition: 2. Stabilization thickness was checked on 10% of the coring locations. For pavement design, 7.00 0.20 LAYER COEF. 0.00 0.25 0.25 0.00 0.20 0.18 0.14 0.08 Notes: Extent Pavement Condition, G - Good F - Fair P - Poor Madrid CPWG PAVEMENT LAYER (IN.) Manatee SR No.: Paved Lawn Overall Pavement Condition (from DMO field review): Fair Typical Section: Cored By: 12/21/2021 Median
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% of the coring locations. For pavement design assume 12 inches of thickness for stabilization. Lane, in the center of the lane. Lane Designations Crack Type Crack Rating Extent Pavement Condition Ardaman, was checked on 10% of the coring locations. For pavement design assume 12 inches of thickness, is measured in the center of the lane. Lane Designations Crack Type Crack Rating Extent Pavement, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION PAVEMENT EVALUATION CORING AND CONDITION DATA County: F.A. Project
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Inspections Pavement Inspections Airport Directory Information Please explore, with no markers designating the waterway landing and takeoff area: the primary surface, with no markers designating the waterway landing and takeoff area: the approach surface ratio, with no markers designating the waterway landing and takeoff area: the transition surface, Pavement Inspections Pavement condition is assessed
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Design Standards 2002 Interim, Design Standards 2002 Interim Interim, shown as a link. Bentley’s Microstation design file format is NOT available for distribution. Other Indexes may be revised by Design Standards Modifications. Index No. Sheet No. Filename, bolt spacing revision and includes Design Note No. 2 revision dated 01-10-03. Sheet 1 of 25 is the only, Profile Barrier For Roadside Safety - Date: 07-18-03 - This barrier is applicable for design speeds
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FHWA Approved: Drainage Manual: 09/09/2025 FDOT Flexible Pavement Design Manual: 10/16/2025 FDOT Rigid Pavement Design Manual: 10/16/2025 FDOT Design Manual: 10/17/2025 DATE: November 4, 2025, Pavement Design Engineers, District Consultant Project Management Engineers, District Structures, Design Manual (FDM), 2026 Drainage Manual, 2026 Flexible Pavement Design Manual, and 2026 Rigid Pavement Design Manual. These manuals are available on the State Roadway Design Office website
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. Produce these concretes using separate design mixes. For example, designate the mix with calcium nitrite, of Cement: Unless a specific type of cement is designated elsewhere, use Type I, Type IL, Type IP, Type, or in mass concrete. Use only the types of cements designated for each environmental condition in structural concrete as shown in Table 1. A mix design for a more aggressive environment may, : Class I 3,000 psi, Class I 3,000 psi (Pavement), and Class II 3400 psi .The quantity of portland
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Existing Pavement FY 2024-25 1 Index 125-001 Utility Adjustments Thru Existing Pavement Design Criteria N/A Design Assumptions and Limitations Index 125-001 provides the minimum requirements for the excavation and backfill of utilities placed below existing pavement on the State Highway System, including requirements for replacement of the pavement. Index 125-001 is intended to be used, is made for the utility adjustments thru existing pavement
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Existing Pavement FY 2025-26 1 Index 125-001 Utility Adjustments Thru Existing Pavement Design Criteria N/A Design Assumptions and Limitations Index 125-001 provides the minimum requirements for the excavation and backfill of utilities placed below existing pavement on the State Highway System, including requirements for replacement of the pavement. Index 125-001 is intended to be used, is made for the utility adjustments thru existing pavement
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Existing Pavement FY 2026-27 1 Index 125-001 Utility Adjustments Thru Existing Pavement Design Criteria N/A Design Assumptions and Limitations Index 125-001 provides the minimum requirements for the excavation and backfill of utilities placed below existing pavement on the State Highway System, including requirements for replacement of the pavement. Index 125-001 is intended to be used, is made for the utility adjustments thru existing pavement
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EXPANSION JOINT CONCRETE PAVEMENT WITH SPECIAL SELECT SOIL BASE Shoulder Pavement ¡ Roadway Joint � ¡ Expansion (Doweled) Construction Joint Pavement Shoulder Joint � ¡ Expansion (Doweled, . Sheet Metal Strip Bars C Bars D Subslab Concrete Pavement Concrete Pavement " 2 1 Plus Seal, See General Note 4 No. Reqd. NOTE: SECTION A-A placing pavement. Apply second application, with heavy coating SHEET METAL STRIP DETAILS SODDED SHOULDER OR FLEXIBLE SHOULDER PAVEMENT RIGID SHOULDER
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