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Contractor is unable to complete a required length with a single continuous length of geogrid, a joint<br />

may be made with the approval of the Engineer. Geogrid reinforcement shall be placed to lay flat and<br />

pulled tight prior to backfilling . After a layer of geogrid has been placed , suitable means, such as pins<br />

shall be used to hold geogrid in position until the subsequent soil layer can be placed. Under no<br />

circumstances shall a track type vehicle be allowed on the geogrid before at least 150mm of soil has<br />

been placed.<br />

706.5 Measurement for Payment<br />

Geogrid will be measured by square metre of roadway placement as shown in the plans with no<br />

allowance for overlapping at transverse and longitudinal joints.<br />

706.6 Rate<br />

The Contract unit rate will be for geogrid for subbase or base. The rate is full compensation for the work<br />

performed and furnishing, preparing, hauling, and placing materials including all labour, material,<br />

freight, tools, equipment, and incidentals to complete the work to these <strong>Specification</strong>s.<br />

707 GEOSYNTHETICS OVER EXISTING BITUMENOUS SURFACE<br />

707.1 Scope<br />

This work shall consist of laying geosynthetic materials over existing bituminous surface, including<br />

preparation of surface and joining, stitching or overlapping of geosynthetic fabric etc., as part of<br />

highway pavement strengthening in layers as shown on drawings or as directed by the Engineer.<br />

707.2 Paving Fabrics<br />

707.2.1 Description: This work shall consist of furnishing and placing as asphalt/ bitumen<br />

overlay textile (paving fabric) beneath a pavement overlay or between pavement layers to provide a<br />

water resistant membrane and crack retarding layer.<br />

707.2.2 Material Requirements<br />

The paving fabric will be a nonwoven heat set material consisting of at least 85 per cent by weight of<br />

polyolefins, polyesters or polyamides. The paving fabric shall be resistant to chemical attack, rot and<br />

mildew and shall have no tears or defects which will adversely alter its physical properties. The fabric<br />

shall be specifically designed for pavement applications and be heat bonded only on one side to reduce<br />

bleed-through of tack coat during installation. The fabric shall meet the physical requirements given in<br />

Table 700-7. Heavy duty paving fabrics should be used in areas experiencing unusually high impact<br />

forces or heavy loads such as airport runways and taxiways.<br />

Table 700-7. Physical Requirements for Paving Fabrics<br />

Property Units Standard<br />

Requirements<br />

Tensile Strength<br />

Kg<br />

36.3<br />

Test Method<br />

ASTM D 4632<br />

Elongation<br />

%<br />

50<br />

ASTM D 4632<br />

Asphalt Retention<br />

Kg/10 sq.m.<br />

10<br />

Texas DOT 3099<br />

Melting Point<br />

°C<br />

150<br />

ASTM D 276<br />

Surface Texture<br />

-<br />

Heat bonded on<br />

One side only<br />

Visual Inspection<br />

Notes: 1. Certification of conformance from paving fabric manufacturer shall be required.<br />

2. All numerical values represent minimum average roll values (average of test results from any<br />

sampled roll in a lot shall meet or exceed the minimum values) in weaker principal direction.<br />

Lot shall be sampled according to ASTM D 4354, “Practice for Sampling of Geosynthetics for<br />

Testing”.<br />

3. Conformance of paving fabrics to specification property requirements shall be determined as<br />

per ASTM 4579. “Practice for Determining the <strong>Specification</strong> Conformance of Geosynthetics”.

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