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301Pay Item

WY · 2021 Standard SpecificationsBook pages 00View official source ↗

Pay Unit

Measure to the Nearest

Pay to the Nearest

Crusher Run Subbase

ton, CY, SY [t, m3, m2]

0.05 ton, ft, ft [0.05 t, 0.5 m, 0.5m]

0.05 ton,CY, SY [0.05 t, m3, m2]

Pit Run Subbase

ton, CY, SY [t, m3, m2]

0.05 ton, ft, ft [0.05 t, 0.5 m, 0.5m]

0.05 ton, CY, SY [0.05 t, m3, m2]

Subbase

ton, CY, SY [t, m3, m2]

0.05 ton, ft, ft [0.05 t, 0.5 m, 0.5m]

0.05 ton, CY, SY [0.05 t, m3, m2]

301.5.2 Referenced Sections for Direct Payment 1 When specified, the engineer will measure and pay for:

1.Water added to the material before the material is weighed in accordance with Section

209, Watering.

2.Haul in accordance with Section 204, Haul.

301.5.3 Determination of Pay Factor301.5.3 Determination of Pay Factor

The engineer will evaluate aggregate gradation tests for subbases and bases in accordance with Subsection 113.1, Acceptance of Aggregate, and will apply pay adjustments. The maximum pay factor per lot will be 1.00. 301.5.4 Pay Adjustments

1 The engineer will calculate pay adjustments for aggregate gradation for subbases and

bases as follows: Aggregate Gradation: Where:

PAA

=

CB x (PFA -1) × LSA

PA CB

= =

PF

A

=

LS

A

=

Pay Adjustment for Aggregate Gradation ($$) Unit Contract Price for the respective Aggregate Subbase, Base Course, and Bed Course Material pay item ($$) Aggregate Gradation Pay Factor for evaluated lot Lot Size for Aggregate Gradation evaluated lot (short ton [metric ton])

A

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Blended Base and Blended Subbase

302.1DESCRIPTION

This section describes the requirements for furnishing and placing blended base or blended subbase on a prepared surface.

302.2MATERIALS

1 Provide materials in accordance with the following:

Material

Subsection

Aggregate

803

Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement (RAP)–Existing asphalt pavement milled from the roadway within the project limits.

Reclaimed Portland Cement Concrete Pavement (RPCCP)–Existing concrete pavement removed from the roadway within the project limits.

302.3EQUIPMENT

1 Unless otherwise approved by the engineer, use a pugmill capable of thorough and

consistent blending to mix aggregate, RAP, RPCCP, and water for blended bases and subbases.

302.4CONSTRUCTION

302.4.1 General 1 Remove the existing plant mix pavement, concrete pavement, or both from the roadway;

haul it to the plant site; and stockpile it in accordance with Subsection 202.4.5, Removal of Surfacing, Concrete, Sidewalks, Curbs, Gutters, Median, Double Gutter, Etc. Minimize contamination of the milled asphalt pavement or removed concrete pavement. If required, crush the RAP/RPCCP to the maximum size specified, and stockpile it separately. 2 Before blending the virgin

crushed base aggregate with RAP/RPCCP, obtain virgin crushed base aggregate samples at the direction of the engineer in accordance with the Materials Testing Manual. Sample the virgin crushed base aggregate from the belt immediately before blending it with RAP/RPCCP.

3 Mix the RAP/RPCCP, virgin crushed base aggregate, and water.

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Blended Base and Blended Subbase

Source: Wyoming Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, 2021 Edition. Pages 00 of 771.