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The Superpave 9.5 R-Gap Graded mix design and JMF shall be according to the requirements specified in Table R2, Table 3 of OPSS 1151, and LS-309. For mix design purposes, the RAC shall be produced in the laboratory according to the following procedure: Heat up the base PGAC to 180 o C. Add 18-20% CR by weight of the PGAC while continuously blending the compound. Continue blending the RAC for 45 minutes at 180 o C. 1151.04.02 Submission Requirements Subsection 1151.04.02 of OPSS 1151 is amended by the addition of the following: The Contractor shall submit a plan and schedule to the Contract Administrator within two weeks of contract award describing how the Contractor will meet all the requirements of this non-standard special provision for review and approval including the following information in writing: a) Special actions to be taken to assure that the CR will be available meeting the requirements of the Contract Documents, including that the CR processor selected by the Contractor or asphalt cement supplier or both can provide the material required for the Contract, and how the Contractor will assure that the CR processor selected has sufficient time to produce the quantity of CR required. b) Information such as CR supplier’s name, address, CR gradation, materials safety data sheet (MSDS), method and equipment used to mix CR into mix, CR dosage, RAC reaction time, mixing temperature, RAC storage conditions and any need for agitation, RAC blending location (hot mix asphalt plant vs. asphalt supplier’s terminal) shall be provided. c) Special actions to be taken to prevent swelling of the briquettes during the mix design. d) Special actions to be taken to assure that the CR will be homogeneously distributed in the RMA. e) Special actions to be taken to prevent pick-up during compaction of the RMA. f) Product information on CR including information on how it was ground, whether cryogenic or ambient or both, shall be submitted with the mix design. g) A letter from the CR supplier indicating that the CR they are supplying is produced in Ontario from tires scrapped in Ontario. No RMA shall be placed on any trial section until the Contract Administrator acknowledges receipt of the plan and schedule in writing. Separate mix designs shall be submitted for each RMA type and for the control mix. 1151.05 MATERIALS Section 1151.05 of OPSS 1151 is amended by addition of the following: 35
1151.05.06 Rubber Modified Asphalt and Rubberized Asphalt Cement 1151.05.06.01 General Materials for the RMA shall conform to OPSS 313 except as amended by this special provision. It is the Contractor’s responsibility to identify a facility to produce the mixes in accordance with the supplier’s instructions for the use of their materials. The Contractor is responsible for obtaining from the suppliers any and all information required for the proper preparation, handling, storage and use of their materials. The Contractor shall be solely responsible for obtaining materials, producing mixes, transportation, storage and use of all materials. The Contractor shall assure that the RMA is produced to prevent any deleterious effects to the finished product. The Contractor shall be responsible for ensuring cross contamination does not occur between the sections. The Contractor shall contact Ontario Tire Stewardship (OTS), at either of the contact information below, who will facilitate the sourcing of the field blending plant, needed for producing Superpave 9.5 R-Gap Graded. The field blending plant shall only be sourced through OTS. The Contractor shall be responsible for the cost of supplying and operating the field blending plant. The Contractor shall allocate sufficient space at the hot mix asphalt plant to house the field blending plant. An area of about 30 m x 20 m would be sufficient for the field blending plant. The Contractor shall provide points of contact for supply lines from and to the field blending plant. The Contractor shall cooperate with the operator of the field blending plant and harmonize the operation of the field blending plant with the hot mix asphalt plant in order to produce the RMA mix meeting the requirements of the Contract Documents. The Contractor shall be responsible to supply and feed the CR into the field blending plant. Andrew Horsman, Executive Director Ontario Tire Stewardship 405 the West Mall, Suite 500 Toronto, ON M9C 5K7 Tel: 416-626-9185 ahorsman@ontariots.ca 1151.05.06.02 Crumb Rubber Jennifer Barbazza, Manager, Operations & Special Projects Ontario Tire Stewardship 405 the West Mall, Suite 500 Toronto, ON M9C 5K7 Tel: 416-916-4818 jbarbazza@ontariots.ca The CR shall be processed from whole passenger vehicle tires. Heavy equipment tires shall not be used. Use of uncured or devulcanized rubber will not be permitted. CR shall be in the form of ambient or cryogenic ground rubber, or both. The CR shall be produced in Ontario from tires scrapped in Ontario. CR shall not contain more than 0.01% of wire and 0.05% fabric by weight. CR shall be free of other contaminants. The CR shall be dry and free-flowing and not produce foaming when blended with the PGAC. The CR shall have a specific gravity in the range of 1.1 to 1.2, as determined according to ASTM D 297. The CR shall meet the gradation requirements specified in Table R3 determined according to ASTM D5644. No particles shall exceed a length of 5 mm as measured on any axis. The Contractor shall contact Ontario Tire Stewardship (OTS), at the above contact information, who will facilitate the sourcing of the CR. 1151.05.06.03 Aggregates 36
Page 1 and 2: Summary of Rubber Modified Asphalt
Page 3 and 4: Acknowledgements We appreciate the
Page 5 and 6: Appendix I: Arizona Asphalt Rubber
Page 7 and 8: 3.0 Asphalt Rubber Binder Specifica
Page 9 and 10: Agencies Source Gradation Additives
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Page 13 and 14: Agency CRM percentage Blending temp
Page 15 and 16: 4.2 Material Property Testing of Te
Page 17 and 18: Table 4. Mix Design Parameter Compa
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Page 21 and 22: 6.0 Terminal Blend Mix Specificatio
Page 23 and 24: Agency Ambient/pavement temperature
Page 25 and 26: 8.2 Construction of Asphalt Rubber
Page 27 and 28: 9.0 Summary and Recommendations for
Page 29 and 30: Appendix A: Ontario Specifications
Page 31 and 32: compound. Continue blending the RA
Page 33 and 34: 1151.05.06.04 Rubberized Asphalt Ce
Page 35 and 36: i. Acceptance and pay adjustment of
Page 37 and 38: centipoises (see Note 1) LP-11 Cone
Page 39: 1151.03 DEFINITIONS Section 1151.03
Page 43 and 44: 313.07.06.02 Paving Clause 313.07.0
Page 45 and 46: a) PFGAC, if the PFGAC is less than
Page 47 and 48: Appendix B: Ontario Specifications
Page 49 and 50: D. A letter from the CR supplier in
Page 51 and 52: 313.07.15.06 Rubber Modified Asphal
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Page 59 and 60: Section Limit defines the chainage
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Page 63 and 64: RUBBERIZED ASPHALT CONCRETE MIXTURE
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Page 79 and 80: A. The temperature of the aggregate
Page 81 and 82: modifier. ASPHALT MODIFIER The asph
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Appendix G: California Terminal Ble
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6. California Test 371 test results
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Prepaving Conference Schedule a pre
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HMA Acceptance Quality Characterist
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Quality Characteristic Hot Mix Asph
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3. Isolating the scale system withi
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if the atmospheric temperature is b
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3. From the center of the specified
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The asphalt-rubber shall contain a
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Appendix J: Arizona Specifications
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TABLE 413-3 MINERAL AGGREGATE CHARA
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source(s) of mineral aggregate, pro
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413-7 Construction Requirements: 41
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discharge chute of the drier in ord
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Screeds shall include any strike-of
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in nominal thickness. (C) Rolling P
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Appendix K: Arizona Specifications
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TABLE 414-3 MINERAL ADMIXTURE Mater
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414-6.02 Mineral Aggregate: Aggrega
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Mineral admixture shall be mechanic
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Before asphaltic concrete is placed
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furnished with the machine: Ski-typ
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The accepted quantities of asphalti
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Asphalt-Rubber Stress-Absorbing Mem
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If the asphalt-rubber membrane has
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Appendix M: Texas Asphalt Rubber Sp
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• a modifier is introduced separa
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A and B aggregates differ by more t
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Flat and elongated particles Tex-28
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When shown on the plans, the Engine
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(16) Development of JMF3. Evaluate
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At any time during production, the
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acceptable tolerances listed in Tab
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Appendix O: Texas Specifications -
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Gradation Requirements for Mineral
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Table 4 (continued) Test Methods, T
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Table 6 Master Gradation Bands (% P
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(13) Trial Batch Testing. Test the
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Hamburg Wheel tests meet the specif
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air voids will be determined based
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Contractor’s or the Engineer’s
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may make as many independent densit
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In-Place Placement Pay In-Place Pla
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a sampling port. Keep A-R binder fr
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type, grade and surface aggregate c
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Control records shall include at a
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Appendix R: Florida Asphalt Rubber
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341-8 Placement of Asphalt Concrete
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AR-OGFC as specified in 401.03.03.E
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Submit to the ME a certification of
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Table 902.07.03-1 JMF Master Ranges
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Table 902.07.04-1 Production Contro
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Appendix T: Massachusetts Asphalt R
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°C per hour. 6. Mechanical Blender
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Appendix U: China Asphalt Rubber Sp
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g/cm 3 . It should not contain stee
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S16 0~3 100 80~100 50~80 25~60 8~45
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矿料间隙率VMA (%) 不小于 19
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试件击实温度 160~170 试件
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初压开始温度 breakdown roller
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压路机类型 Type of Roller 静
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0.075mm ±2 ≤ 2.36mm 逐盘在线
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Blend Composition: 13.0% - 12.5mm A
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Percent Passing 100 90 80 70 60 50
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Draft 9-25-2011 % Air Voids 9.0 8.0
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Draft 9-25-2011 VFA 90.0 85.0 80.0
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