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I <br />Il <br />LOT will be defined (as selected by the Contractor prior to the start of the LOT) as either <br />(1) 2,000 tons [2,000 metric tons], with each LOT subdivided into four equal sublots of <br />500 tons [500 metric tons] each, or (2) 4,000 tons [4,000 metric tons] (as authorized by <br />the Engineer per 334 - 5.2.1), with each LOT subdivided into four equal sublots of <br />1,000 tons [1 ,000 metric tons] each. Before the beginning of a LOT, the Engineer will <br />develop a random sampling plan for each sublot and direct the Contractor on sample <br />points, based on tonnage, for each sublot during construction. <br />In the event a LOT is terminated per 334 - 5.4.4, the LOT size upon resuming <br />production of the mixture will be 2000 tons until the requirements of 334 -5.2.1 are met. <br />334 -5.2.1 Criteria for 4,000 ton LOTs: At the completion of the Initial <br />Production LOT, the quality of the as- produced material will be evaluated by the Engineer. <br />Begin the option of 4,000 ton [4,000 metric tons] LOT sizes only when authorized by the <br />Engineer based upon the Quality Control test results for the Initial Production LOT meeting <br />the following: <br />1. A minimum Pay Factor of 0.90 for each asphalt quality <br />characteristic as defined in 334 -8.2. <br />2. A favorable comparison with the Verification test results. <br />Comparisons between the Quality Control and Verification test results will be based on <br />between - laboratory precision values shown in Table 334 -5. <br />3. A coefficient of permeability of less than 125 x 10 "5cm /s on each <br />roadway core as determined in accordance with FM 5 -565. Permeability criteria apply only <br />to coarse mixes when the average density for the sublot is less than 93.00 percent of Gmm, <br />or when an individual density value is less than 91 .00 percent of Gmm. <br />In the event that the Initial Production LOT does not meet these <br />criteria, limit production LOT sizes to 2,000 tons [2,000 metric tons] with 500 ton <br />[500 metric tons] sublots until these criteria are met. <br />334 -5.2.2 Partial LOTs: A partial LOT is defined as a LOT size that is less <br />than a full LOT. A partial LOT may occur due to the following: <br />I. The completion of a given mix type or mix design on a project. <br />2. A LOT termination due to a 60 day or greater delay in production. <br />(Time periods other than 60 days may be used if agreed to by both Engineer and <br />Contractor.) <br />3. A LOT is terminated per 334 - 5.4.4. <br />All partial LOTs will be evaluated based on the number of tests <br />available, and will not be redefined. <br />334 -5.3 Initial Production Requirements: The Initial Production LOT of all mix <br />designs shall be established at 2,000 tons. During this period demonstrate the capability to <br />produce and place the mixture as specified unless waived by the Engineer in 334 - 3.2.1. If <br />necessary, during this time, make adjustments to the mix design, as defined in 334 -3.3. <br />�{ Any target value adjustments to the mix design will result in the LOT being terminated and <br />I evaluated for payment purposes per 334 -8. Do not begin 4,000 ton LOT sizes until a <br />2,000 ton initial production LOT (for each mix design) has been successfully completed, or <br />is waived by the Engineer. <br />At the sole option of the Engineer, the requirement for an Initial Production <br />LOT may be waived based on evidence of satisfactory production, placement and <br />performance on previous projects for that particular mix. <br />334 -5.3.1 Plant Sampling and Testing Requirements: Obtain one random <br />sample of mix per sublot in accordance with 334 -5.1.1 as directed by the Engineer. Test <br />March 2007 01000 -60 03- 4122.D <br />