208.1Description.
This work consists of providing and placing flowable fill.
208.2Materials.
calendar days before use. Include test data characteristics of the ash leachate as determined by the Toxicity Characteristics Leaching Procedure (TCLP) in accordance with EPA SW-846, with respect to leachate metals.
208.3Construction.
208.3.1 Plant and Equipment Requirements. Provide flowable fill produced only in batching plants in accordance with Section 1022. 208.3.2 Transportation. Transport flowable fill in ready-mix trucks or as approved by the engineer. Place the flowable fill within 3-hours of mixing water with the dry materials. 208.3.3 Placement.
ends of the pipe are sufficiently plugged upon completion of the work.
maximum allowable lift is 5-feet deep unless otherwise directed by the engineer. Allow each lift to cure until it is self-supporting before placing additional lifts or other loads.
means of restraint required to ensure proper alignment when using flowable fill as backfill for pipes.
fill is self-supporting. Shrinkage of the flowable fill as it cures may require additional backfill with other material. Protect flowable fill from direct contact with vehicular traffic and from prolonged exposure to rain or running water.
208.4Method of Measurement.
the approved limits of the fill location. The Department will measure pipe trenches in accordance with Section 207.4.
Section 109.1.
208.5Basis of Payment.
The Department will pay for flowable fill at the contract unit price per cubic yard. Price and payment will constitute full compensation for:
ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT 208000 FLOWABLE FILL CY
FLOWABLE FILL in other states
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