827.01 Description.
SECTION 827 PROCESSED REEF SHELL
827.01 Description.
Processed Reef Shell shall consist of dead reef shells (oyster, clam, or other dead shell as encountered in the reef) but not cannery or live shell. Processing shall consist of washing the shell by the use of a screen washer, the mesh of which shall not be smaller than 1/4 of an inch {7 mm}. The processed shell shall be classified as a commercial aggregate.
827.02 Processed Shell For Soil Or Aggregate Base Courses.
Processed shell used in base courses shall, after processing, not contain foreign matter in excess of three percent when washed over a No. 200 {75 µm} sieve of the dry weight {mass} of the shell.
827.03 Processed Shell For Bituminous Bases and Pavements.
Processed shell used in bituminous work shall in addition to the requirements noted in Articles
827.01 and 827.02 require the oversize fraction to be crushed in a mechanical crusher and rescreened.
CONCRETE CURING MATERIALS
830.01 Burlap Cloth and Waterproof Covering Material.
830.02 Imperviou s Membrane.
Impervious membrane compounds shall meet the requirements of ASTM C 309 , Class A. Type 2 white pigmented shall be used on concrete pavement. Other types may be used on other concrete. Membrane liquid shall be applied under pressure with spray nozzles in such a manner as to cover the area being treated with a uniform film. For concrete pavement the rate of application shall be 1 gallon {4 L} to not more than 135 square feet {13 m²}, applied in two applications. For sidewalks the rate of applica tion shall be 1 gallon {4 L} to not more than 200 square feet {19 m²}.
830.03 Wetted Earth Or Sand.
When this type of curing is used, the pavement shall be cured initially with burlap cloth, polyethylene sheets, or waterproof paper, as specified in Article 830.01, until after final set of the concrete or, in any case, for 12 hours after placing the concrete. As soon as the covering material is removed, the surfaces and sides of the pavement shall be covered with a blanket of earth or sand not less than 2 in ches {50 mm} thick. If the earth or sand covering becomes displaced during the curing period, it shall be replaced to the original depth and saturated with water for three days and thoroughly wetted down during the morning of the fourth day; the cover shal l remain in place until the concrete
832.01 Preformed Joint Filler.
has attained the required strength. When permission is given to open the pavement to traffic, the covering material shall be removed and the pavement cleaned and swept. Earth or sand used in this method of curing shall be free of sticks, stones, or other matter which might injure the surface of the concrete. The material shall contain no ingredients which would be detrimental to the concrete or discolor the surface finish.
830.04 Straw.
Straw used as a supplement to the curing materials noted in Article 830.01 and 830.02 for cold weather protection shall be suitable for the purpose intended and approved each time it is used. SECTION 831 PRECAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS
831.01 Description.
All precast concrete products, except precast non -prestressed concrete bridge members, shall be furnished from an approved producer that is participating in, and meeting the requirements given in ALDOT -364. ALDOT 364 is t he "Procedure for Inspection of Concrete Pipe, Precast Manholes, Precast Box Culverts, and Miscellaneous Precast Concrete Products". Producers of precast concrete products shall be shown in List I -8, PRODUCERS OF PRE -CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS, of the Department's "Materials, Sources, and Devices with Special Acceptance Requirements" Manual. Information concerning this list is given in Subarticle 106.01(f) and ALDOT -355. SECTION 832 CONCRETE JOINT FILLERS, JOINT AND CRACKSEALANTS, AND WATERSTOP MATERIALS