B
HomeLibrariesCopilotSearchProjectsBookmarks
FeedbackHelp Desk
Libraries
Building Codes
Code LibraryIBC — BuildingIRC — ResidentialIFC — FireIPC — PlumbingIMC — MechanicalIFGC — Fuel GasIECC — EnergyNEC — ElectricalModel Codes
Specifications
CSI SpecificationsDOT SpecsTransit SpecsUSACE
Standards
TransportationRailroadFire SafetyAccessibilityStructural
Tools & References
DiagramsAssembliesProductsCalculatorsChecklistsPermits
PricingLog in
Structures

505DESCRIPTION

LA · 2016 Standard SpecificationsBook pages 320321View official source ↗

Asphalt Prime Coat

505.01 DESCRIPTION. An asphalt prime coat is used to seal newly

constructed unbound and/or un -stabilized base courses. Prepare and treat a surface with asphalt material in conformance with these specifications and in conformity with lines shown on the plans or established.

505.02 ASPHALT MATERIALS. Prime coat shall be cutback asphalt

Grade MC -30, MC -70, or AEP Emulsified Asphalt complying with Section 1002 .

505.03 WEATHER LIMITATIONS. Do not a pply MC-30 and MC -70

materials on a wet surface. Do not apply asphalt prime coat when ambient air temperature is less than 35°F in the shade.

505.04 EQUIPMENT. Provide the necessary equipment for proper

construction of the work. Apply with equipment conform ing to 503.13.1 . A hand -held pressure nozzle may be used for prime coat application in lieu of the spray bar/tachometer combination for irregular sections or short sections of 1500 feet or less.

505.05 SURFACE PREPARATION. Shape the surface to be coated to

required grade and section. Assure that the surface is free from ruts, corrugations, segregated material or other irregularities, and compact to required density. Delays in priming may necessitate reprocessing or reshaping to provide a smooth, compacted surface.

505.06 APPLICATION. Extend prime coat 6 inches beyond the wid th

of surfacing shown on the plans. Do not apply the prime coat until the surface has been satisfactorily prepared. Apply prime coat at the rates and temperatures shown in Table 505-1. Asphalt Prime Coat

505.01 DESCRIPTION. An asphalt prime coat is used to seal newly

constructed unbound and/or un -stabilized base courses. Prepare and treat a surface with asphalt material in conformance with these specifications and in conformity with lines shown on the plans or established.

505.02 ASPHALT MATERIALS. Prime coat shall be cutback asphalt

Grade MC -30, MC -70, or AEP Emulsified Asphalt complying with Section 1002 .

505.03 WEATHER LIMITATIONS. Do not a pply MC-30 and MC -70

materials on a wet surface. Do not apply asphalt prime coat when ambient air temperature is less than 35°F in the shade.

505.04 EQUIPMENT. Provide the necessary equipment for proper

construction of the work. Apply with equipment conform ing to 503.13.1 . A hand -held pressure nozzle may be used for prime coat application in lieu of the spray bar/tachometer combination for irregular sections or short sections of 1500 feet or less.

505.05 SURFACE PREPARATION. Shape the surface to be coated to

required grade and section. Assure that the surface is free from ruts, corrugations, segregated material or other irregularities, and compact to required density. Delays in priming may necessitate reprocessing or reshaping to provide a smooth, compacted surface.

505.06 APPLICATION. Extend prime coat 6 inches beyond the wid th

of surfacing shown on the plans. Do not apply the prime coat until the surface has been satisfactorily prepared. Apply prime coat at the rates and temperatures shown in Table 505-1. Asphalt Prime Coat

505.01 DESCRIPTION. An asphalt prime coat is used to seal newly

constructed unbound and/or un -stabilized base courses. Prepare and treat a surface with asphalt material in conformance with these specifications and in conformity with lines shown on the plans or established.

505.02 ASPHALT MATERIALS. Prime coat shall be cutback asphalt

Grade MC -30, MC -70, or AEP Emulsified Asphalt complying with Section 1002 .

505.03 WEATHER LIMITATIONS. Do not a pply MC-30 and MC -70

materials on a wet surface. Do not apply asphalt prime coat when ambient air temperature is less than 35°F in the shade.

505.04 EQUIPMENT. Provide the necessary equipment for proper

construction of the work. Apply with equipment conform ing to 503.13.1 . A hand -held pressure nozzle may be used for prime coat application in lieu of the spray bar/tachometer combination for irregular sections or short sections of 1500 feet or less.

505.05 SURFACE PREPARATION. Shape the surface to be coated to

required grade and section. Assure that the surface is free from ruts, corrugations, segregated material or other irregularities, and compact to required density. Delays in priming may necessitate reprocessing or reshaping to provide a smooth, compacted surface.

505.06 APPLICATION. Extend prime coat 6 inches beyond the wid th

of surfacing shown on the plans. Do not apply the prime coat until the surface has been satisfactorily prepared. Apply prime coat at the rates and temperatures shown in Table 505-1. Asphalt Prime Coat

505.01 DESCRIPTION. An asphalt prime coat is used to seal newly

constructed unbound and/or un -stabilized base courses. Prepare and treat a surface with asphalt material in conformance with these specifications and in conformity with lines shown on the plans or established.

505.02 ASPHALT MATERIALS. Prime coat shall be cutback asphalt

Grade MC -30, MC -70, or AEP Emulsified Asphalt complying with Section 1002 .

505.03 WEATHER LIMITATIONS. Do not a pply MC-30 and MC -70

materials on a wet surface. Do not apply asphalt prime coat when ambient air temperature is less than 35°F in the shade.

505.04 EQUIPMENT. Provide the necessary equipment for proper

construction of the work. Apply with equipment conform ing to 503.13.1 . A hand -held pressure nozzle may be used for prime coat application in lieu of the spray bar/tachometer combination for irregular sections or short sections of 1500 feet or less.

505.05 SURFACE PREPARATION. Shape the surface to be coated to

required grade and section. Assure that the surface is free from ruts, corrugations, segregated material or other irregularities, and compact to required density. Delays in priming may necessitate reprocessing or reshaping to provide a smooth, compacted surface.

505.06 APPLICATION. Extend prime coat 6 inches beyond the wid th

of surfacing shown on the plans. Do not apply the prime coat until the surface has been satisfactorily prepared. Apply prime coat at the rates and temperatures shown in Table 505-1. Asphalt Prime Coat

505.01 DESCRIPTION. An asphalt prime coat is used to seal newly

constructed unbound and/or un -stabilized base courses. Prepare and treat a surface with asphalt material in conformance with these specifications and in conformity with lines shown on the plans or established.

505.02 ASPHALT MATERIALS. Prime coat shall be cutback asphalt

Grade MC -30, MC -70, or AEP Emulsified Asphalt complying with Section 1002 .

505.03 WEATHER LIMITATIONS. Do not a pply MC-30 and MC -70

materials on a wet surface. Do not apply asphalt prime coat when ambient air temperature is less than 35°F in the shade.

505.04 EQUIPMENT. Provide the necessary equipment for proper

construction of the work. Apply with equipment conform ing to 503.13.1 . A hand -held pressure nozzle may be used for prime coat application in lieu of the spray bar/tachometer combination for irregular sections or short sections of 1500 feet or less.

505.05 SURFACE PREPARATION. Shape the surface to be coated to

required grade and section. Assure that the surface is free from ruts, corrugations, segregated material or other irregularities, and compact to required density. Delays in priming may necessitate reprocessing or reshaping to provide a smooth, compacted surface.

505.06 APPLICATION. Extend prime coat 6 inches beyond the wid th

of surfacing shown on the plans. Do not apply the prime coat until the surface has been satisfactorily prepared. Apply prime coat at the rates and temperatures shown in Table 505-1. Asphalt Prime Coat

505.01 DESCRIPTION. An asphalt prime coat is used to seal newly

constructed unbound and/or un -stabilized base courses. Prepare and treat a surface with asphalt material in conformance with these specifications and in conformity with lines shown on the plans or established.

505.02 ASPHALT MATERIALS. Prime coat shall be cutback asphalt

Grade MC -30, MC -70, or AEP Emulsified Asphalt complying with Section 1002 .

505.03 WEATHER LIMITATIONS. Do not a pply MC-30 and MC -70

materials on a wet surface. Do not apply asphalt prime coat when ambient air temperature is less than 35°F in the shade.

505.04 EQUIPMENT. Provide the necessary equipment for proper

construction of the work. Apply with equipment conform ing to 503.13.1 . A hand -held pressure nozzle may be used for prime coat application in lieu of the spray bar/tachometer combination for irregular sections or short sections of 1500 feet or less.

505.05 SURFACE PREPARATION. Shape the surface to be coated to

required grade and section. Assure that the surface is free from ruts, corrugations, segregated material or other irregularities, and compact to required density. Delays in priming may necessitate reprocessing or reshaping to provide a smooth, compacted surface.

505.06 APPLICATION. Extend prime coat 6 inches beyond the wid th

of surfacing shown on the plans. Do not apply the prime coat until the surface has been satisfactorily prepared. Apply prime coat at the rates and temperatures shown in Table 505-1. Table 505 -1 Prime Coats Asphalt Grade Application Rate Gal/Sq Yd Application Temperature F Min. Max. Min. Max MC-30 MC-70 AEP 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.30 0.30 0.30 60 60 120

505.07 PROTECTION. After prime coat has been applied, cure for a

minimum of 24 hours before placing the mixture. Keep traffic off the surface until the prime coat has properly cured, unless otherwise permitted by the engineer. If traffic is permitted, spread approved granular material, as directed by the engineer, over the prime coat at no direct pay. Maintain the prime coat intact. When required, thoroughly clean the primed surface prior to the placement of mixture. Where the prime coat has failed, clean the failed a rea and reapply prime coat to the unbound surface at no direct pay. When the prime coat is generally unsatisfactory, reapply prime coat to the unsatisfactory surface at no direct pay.

505.08 MEASUREMENT AND PAYM ENT. Asphalt prime coat will

not be measured for payment; however, payment under the contract will be subject to the payment adjustment provisions of Section 1002 for specification deviations of the asphalt mater ials. The Materials and Testing Section will provide the payment adjustment percentage for asphalt materials. Payment for surface preparation will be made under other items. Table 505 -1 Prime Coats Asphalt Grade Application Rate Gal/Sq Yd Application Temperature F Min. Max. Min. Max MC-30 MC-70 AEP 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.30 0.30 0.30 60 60 120

505.07 PROTECTION. After prime coat has been applied, cure for a

minimum of 24 hours before placing the mixture. Keep traffic off the surface until the prime coat has properly cured, unless otherwise permitted by the engineer. If traffic is permitted, spread approved granular material, as directed by the engineer, over the prime coat at no direct pay. Maintain the prime coat intact. When required, thoroughly clean the primed surface prior to the placement of mixture. Where the prime coat has failed, clean the failed a rea and reapply prime coat to the unbound surface at no direct pay. When the prime coat is generally unsatisfactory, reapply prime coat to the unsatisfactory surface at no direct pay.

505.08 MEASUREMENT AND PAYM ENT. Asphalt prime coat will

not be measured for payment; however, payment under the contract will be subject to the payment adjustment provisions of Section 1002 for specification deviations of the asphalt mater ials. The Materials and Testing Section will provide the payment adjustment percentage for asphalt materials. Payment for surface preparation will be made under other items. Table 505 -1 Prime Coats Asphalt Grade Application Rate Gal/Sq Yd Application Temperature F Min. Max. Min. Max MC-30 MC-70 AEP 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.30 0.30 0.30 60 60 120

505.07 PROTECTION. After prime coat has been applied, cure for a

minimum of 24 hours before placing the mixture. Keep traffic off the surface until the prime coat has properly cured, unless otherwise permitted by the engineer. If traffic is permitted, spread approved granular material, as directed by the engineer, over the prime coat at no direct pay. Maintain the prime coat intact. When required, thoroughly clean the primed surface prior to the placement of mixture. Where the prime coat has failed, clean the failed a rea and reapply prime coat to the unbound surface at no direct pay. When the prime coat is generally unsatisfactory, reapply prime coat to the unsatisfactory surface at no direct pay.

505.08 MEASUREMENT AND PAYM ENT. Asphalt prime coat will

not be measured for payment; however, payment under the contract will be subject to the payment adjustment provisions of Section 1002 for specification deviations of the asphalt mater ials. The Materials and Testing Section will provide the payment adjustment percentage for asphalt materials. Payment for surface preparation will be made under other items. Section 506 Asphalt Curing Membrane

506.01 DESCRIPTION. The Asphalt Curing Membrane is used to cure

treated or stabilized base/subgrade layers. Apply and maintain an asphalt curing membrane to the surface of cement or lime treated or stabilized materials in compliance with these specifications or as directed.

506.02 MATERIALS. Asphalt for curing membrane shall be an

emulsified asphalt or an emulsified petroleum resin (EPR -1) complying with Section 1002 . Water shall comply with 1018.01 .

506.03 WEATHER LIMITATIONS. Do not apply asphalt curing

membrane when the temperature is below 35°F, unless otherwise permitted by the engineer.

506.04 EQUIPMENT . Provide and maintain the necessary equipment

for proper construction of this work. Apply with equipment conforming to

503.13.1 A hand -held pressure nozzle may be used for application in lieu

of the spray bar/tachometer combination for irregular sections or short sections of 1500 feet or less. A gravity flow distribut ion system will be allowed.

506.05 SURFACE PREPARATION. Assure that the surface to which

curing membrane is to be applied is free from ruts, corrugations, loose material or other irregularities.

506.06 APPLICATION. Apply the asphalt curing membrane

immediately upon completion of final finishing of the final lift of the surface. Uniformly apply the emulsified asphalt curing membrane in accordance with Table 506 -1. Remove extraneous material which has collected on t he base before additional application of asphalt curing membrane. Maintain and repair the surface before additional applications.

Source: Louisiana Standard Specifications for Roads and Bridges, 2016 Edition. Pages 320321 of 1,145.