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911Water

MI · 2020 Standard SpecificationsBook pages 906907View official source ↗

9-96 Section 911. Water

911.01 General Requirements

Water must be clean, clear, and free of oil, salt, acid, alkali, organic matter, chlorides, or other deleterious material.

911.02 Turf, Turf Establishment, and Landscape Plants

Provide water from a potable or non- potable water source approved by the Engineer . Use irrigation-quality water that is free of elements harmful to plant growth.

911.03 Mixing or Curing Concrete, Mortar, Grout, and Other Cementitious

Products Potable water from sources approved by the Michigan Department of Public Health or equivalent approved by the Engineer is acceptable without testing. Surface water from sources including, but not limited to, ditches, lakes, ponds, quarries, rivers, streams, wetlands, and other similar untreated sources is prohibited for mixing or curing concrete, mortar, grout, and other cementitious products . Stationary concrete batch plants may use surface water if the facility has established at least a 5-year history of producing consistent concrete products meeting the required specifications . Stationary concrete batch plants using surface water are required to meet the non-potable water sampling and testing requirements. Non- potable must meet the requirements of Table 911- 1. Do not use non-potable water unless approved by the Engineer. Test non-potable water prior to use, once per month (once per 6 months for stationary concrete batch plants) thereafter, and at any time the water source may be deem ed out of compliance due to changing site conditions as determined by the Engineer . Water must be sampled and tested by a qualified independent testing laboratory having no association with the supply or production of materials produced by that concrete facility at the expense of the Contractor . Submit test results to the Engineer for approval prior to use and within 3 days of completion of testing. If water fails to meet the requirements of this specification, immediately suspend use of water source, bring water into compliance, and retest . Do not resume use of the water source until approved by the Engineer. MDOT Standard Specifications for Construction Section 911 9-97 Table 911- 1: Non-Potable Water Requirements Property Test Method Specification Total solids ASTM C1602 ≤0.30% Total organic content / carbon SM 2540 E ≤0.05% Alkalinity -acidity (pH) ASTM D1067 5.5–8.5 Chloride (C l-) ASTM D512 ≤0.05% Time of setting ASTM C1602 –1:00 hour to +1:30 hours of control 7-day c ompressive strength ASTM C1602 ≥90% of control

Source: Michigan Standard Specifications for Construction, 2020 Edition. Pages 906907 of 1,146.