SECTION 809 STRUCTURAL PLATES FOR PIPES, PIPE ARCHES, AND ARCHES
809.01 Corrugated Steel Struct Ural Plate and Accessories.
Conform to AASHTO M 167. Coat with asphalt material conforming to Subsection 806.06. The Department will sample and test the material according to its current practices.
809.02 Aluminum Alloy Structural Plate and Accessories.
Conform to AASHTO M 219. The Department will sample and test the material according to its current practices. 809-1 SECTION 810 PIPE AND PIPE ARCHES
810.01 DESCRIPTION. This section covers the various types of pipe and pipe arches
for use on highway projects.
810.02 APPROVAL. Select pipe or pipe arches supplied by a producer that is listed on
the List of Approved Materials. All producers of pipe and pipe arches must conform to KM 115. These requirements may be obtained from the Division of Materials.
810.03 Reinforced Concrete Pipe.
810.03.01 Pipe Class.
810.03.02 Aggregates. Conform to Section 804 and 805.
810.03.03 Cement. Use any type conforming to Section 801.
810.03.04 Concrete. Submit concrete mix designs to Central Office Materials.
810.03.05 Extra Protection. Furnish concrete pipe with extra protection to inhibit
corrosion when required by the Standard Drawings for culvert pipe, storm sewer pipe, and entrance pipe. Furnish concrete pipe with extra protection for all other types of pipe when specified in the Contract. Use reinforced concrete pipe conforming to Subsection 810.03.01 A) for Classes III, IV, and V; Subsection 810.03.01 B) for Classes HE-II, HE-III, HE-IV, VE-II, VE-III, and VE-IV; and Subsection 810.03.01 C) for Classes A-II, A-III, and A-IV. Use concrete having a minimum compressive strength of 6,000 psi at the time of acceptance. Use Wall B or Wall C as necessary. When using one line of reinforcement, place it 1/2 of the shell thickness from the inner surface of the pipe. When using 2 lines of reinforcement, place each line so that the nominal protective covering of concrete is one inch from the outer surface of the pipe and 1 3/4 inches from the inner surface. The Department will allow a variation tolerance of ± 1/2 inch with a minimum protective covering of one inch from the inner surface in all cases.
810.03.06 Identification and Markings. Mark pipe sections according to AASHTO M
170 or M 207 as applicable for identification. For a ll pipe sizes greater than 30 inch diameter, mark the inside wall with a stencil identifying the class of pipe. The Stencil identification shall be placed at the top of the inside wall (out of flow line) and shall be a minimum of 3 inches in height. Additionally, mark “EP” on each section of pipe manufactured by the extra protection requirements. Provide shipment approval form containing the following information: