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3103Blended Hydraulic Cement

MN · 2025 Standard Specifications✓ Full text on BuildSpecBook pages 841–0 Save this section

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3103.1SCOPE

Provide blended hydraulic cement Material for use in concrete applications.

3103.2REQUIREMENTS

Provide blended hydraulic cement from the certified source listed on the A PL, meeting the requirements of AASHTO M 240 Standard Specification for Blended Hydraulic Cement, Type IS, Type IP, Type IL, or Type IT and the following modifications:

(1)Fly ash constituent of the blended cement no greater than 25 percent
(2)Slag constituent of blended cement no greater than 35 percent
(3)Silica fume constituent of blended cement no greater than 7 percent
(4)Include the following standardized cement certification statement with delivery

invoices: “(insert company name) certifies that the cement produced at (insert plant and location) conforms to AASHTO M 240 and 3103, “Blended Hydraulic Cement,” for type (insert type) cement” Do not change the source or color of blended cement on a Project without the written approval of the Engineer.

3103.3SAMPLING AND TESTING

Provide samples for testing meeting the requirements of the Schedule of Materials Control .

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Source: Minnesota Standard Specifications for Construction, 2025 Edition. Pages 841–0 of 1,081. View official source ↗

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