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4124Aggregate for Slurry Mixtures

IA · 2023 Standard Specifications✓ Full text on BuildSpecBook pages 1090–1090 Save this section

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4124.01DESCRIPTION

Crushed stone.

4124.02GRADATION

Meet the requirements for Gradation No. 22 or No. 23 (as specified in the contract documents) of the Aggregate Gradation Table, Article 4109.02.

4124.03QUALITY

Type 4 or better friction classification aggregate as shown in Materials I.M. T203. Meet the requirements of Table 4124.03-1 based on aggregate crushed to 3/4 inch nominal size. Alumina d oes not apply to gravel.

Table 4124.03-1: Aggregate Quality (Slurry Mixtures) Maximum Percent Aggregate Quality Test Method Allowed Abrasion AASHTO T 96 A Freeze

Iowa DOT Materials Laboratory Test Method No. 211, Method A

Alumina(a, b)

0.7

Iowa DOT Materials Laboratory Test Method No. 222

Sand Equivalence

45 (Minimum)

Organic Materials

0.01

(a)

(b)

AASHTO T 176 Iowa DOT Materials Laboratory Test Method No. 215

If the Alumina value passes, the A-Freeze is not needed for specification compliance. If the Alumina value fails, determine the A Freeze value for specification compliance. Alumina does not apply to gravel.

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Source: Iowa Standard Specifications for Highway and Bridge Construction, 2023 Edition. Pages 1090–1090 of 1,288. View official source ↗

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