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Division 700 — Structures

732Machine Preparation (Existing Concrete Bridge Decks)

KS · 2015 Standard Specifications✓ Full text on BuildSpecBook pages 452–452 Save this section

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732 - MACHINE PREPARATION (EXISTING CONCRETE BRIDGE DECKS) 700-121 MACHINE PREPARATION (EXISTING CONCRETE BRIDGE DECKS)

732.1 Description

Prepare the bridge deck surface for a concrete bridge deck overlay by removing the existing concrete and asphaltic material from bridge deck and approaches as shown in the Contract Documents. B I D I T E M U N I T S Machine Preparation (*) Square Yard *Thickness

732.2 MATERIALS - None specified.

732.3 Construction Requirements

Remove concrete and asphaltic materials from the ex isting surface to the specified depth over the area of the deck by means of milling or cutting procedure capable of removi ng the specified material without injury to the sound concrete. When specified, mill the approaches according to the Contract Documents.

732.4 Measurement and Payment

The Engineer will measure machine preparation by the s quare yard. Milling of approaches is subsidiary to the machine preparation bid item. Payment for "Machine Preparation" at the contract unit price is full compensation for the specified work.

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Source: Standard Specifications for State Road and Bridge Construction, 2015 Edition. Pages 452–452 of 978. View official source ↗

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