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2007-1103
Date (mm/dd/yyyy)
05/17/2007
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SR826 Project Bid Award & Agrmt w-Williams Paving (Bid# 07-03-02 $2,863,958.70)
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E <br />Do not core hardened concrete for determining pay adjustments when the <br />28 -day acceptance cylinder strength test results are less than 500 psi (3.5 MPa] or 10 %, <br />whichever is greater, below the specified minimum strength. <br />When the Contractor submits acceptable core samples to the Engineer for <br />testing, the Engineer will determine payment reductions based upon the results of the <br />strength tests. Both the Contractor and the Department shall accept the results of strength <br />tests of the drilled cores, subject to 346 -11.5 and 346 -11.6, as final and in lieu of the <br />cylinder strength test results for determining pay adjustments. <br />346 -11.3 Coring for Determination of Pay Adjustments: Obtain the cores in <br />accordance with 346 -10.3. <br />346 -11.4 Core Conditioning and Testing: The Department will test the cores in <br />accordance with 346 -10.4. <br />346 -11.5 Core Strength Representing Equivalent 28 -Day Strength: For cores tested <br />no later than 42 days after the concrete was cast, the Engineer will accept the core <br />strengths obtained as representing the equivalent 28 -day strength of the LOT of concrete <br />in question. The Engineer will calculate the strength value to be the average of the <br />compressive strengths of the three individual cores. The Engineer will accept this strength <br />at its actual measured value. <br />346 -11.6 Core Strength Adjustments: For cores tested later than 42 days after the <br />concrete was cast, the Department will establish the equivalency between 28 -day strength <br />and strength at ages after 42 days based on test data developed by a Department <br />approved testing laboratory to relate strength at the actual test age to 28 -day strength for <br />the particular class of concrete and design mix represented by the cores. Obtain such data <br />at no additional expense to the Department. When such data is not available and cannot be <br />produced, as determined by the Department, the Department will determine the equivalent <br />28 -day strength by adjusting the tested core strengths according to the following <br />relationship: <br />346- 11.6.1 Portland Cement Concrete without Pozzolan or Slag: <br />Equivalent 28 -Day Strength, Vc (28) = 1 /F (Average Core Strength) x <br />100, <br />where: <br />F = 4.4 + 39.1 (In x) -3.1 (In x)2 (Type I Cement) <br />F = -17.8 + 46.3 (In x) -3.3 (In x)2 (Type 11 Cement) <br />F = 48.5 + 19.4 (In x) -1 .4 (In x)2(Type III Cement) <br />x = number of days since the concrete was placed <br />In = natural log <br />346- 11.6.2 Pozzolanic- Cement Concrete: <br />Equivalent 28 -day compressive strength = f'� (28) , where: <br />ICWI _ <br />(8.31 ° " <br />f'� (28) = 0.490x f'� (t)x e` (Type I Cement) <br />2.89 <br />f'c (28) = 0.730 x f'c (t)x e( ' 4 (Type II Cement) <br />11 <br />5.38 "91 <br />f'c (28) = 0.483 x f'c (t)x e` ` (Type III Cement) <br />I <br />March 2007 01000 -107 03- 4122.D <br />
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