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2505. RUBBLE STONE/CEMENT CONCRETE BLOCK FLOORING OVER CEMENT CONCRETE<br />

BEDDING<br />

2505.1. This work shall consist of constructing rubble stone / c.c. block flooring laid over a cement<br />

concrete (M 15) bedding. The floor protection will comprise rigid flooring stated above with curtain walls<br />

and flexible apron.<br />

2505.2. Construction Operations<br />

Excavations for laying the bedding and floor protection works shall be carried out as per<br />

specifications under proper supervision. Before laying the foundation and protection walls, the<br />

excavated trenches shall be thoroughly inspected by the Engineer- in-Charge to ensure that:<br />

a) There are no loose pockets and unfilled depressions left in the trench.<br />

b) The soil at the founding level is properly compacted to true lines and level so as to have an<br />

even bedding.<br />

c) All concrete and other elements are laid in dry bed.<br />

Cement concrete nominal mix (grade M 15) of 300 mm thickness shall then be laid in<br />

accordance with provisions given in Section 1700 except that the surface of the concrete shall not be<br />

given a smooth finish. The paving work shall be embedded in green concrete.<br />

Flooring shall consist of 150 mm thick flat stone/cement concrete blocks (Nominal mix Grade M<br />

15 conforming to Section 1700). It shall be bedded on a layer of cement mortar (1:3) prepared to<br />

Clause 1304. Spalls shall be used to fill in the voids. The joints shall then be filled with cement mortar<br />

and finished neat. The stone shall break joints and the joints shall not exceed 20 mm in thickness.<br />

Spacing of joints<br />

may be 20 m or so. The top of flooring shall be kept to 300 mm below the lowest bed level.<br />

2506. DRY RUBBLE FLOORING<br />

This work shall consist of constructing dry rubble flooring at cross drainage works for relatively<br />

less important works.<br />

The base for the flooring shall be prepared to the specified levels and slopes and compacted<br />

suitably with hand rammers or other means to have an even bedding.<br />

The thickness of flooring shall be made with one stone only. The stones shall then be laid closely on the<br />

prepared base in one or more layers as specified and the bond used shall be as specified by the<br />

Engineer.<br />

2507. CURTAIN WALL AND FLEXIBLE APRON<br />

2507.1. Curtain Wall<br />

The rigid flooring shall be enclosed by curtain walls (tied to the wing walls) with a minimum depth below<br />

floor level of 2 m on upstream side and 2.5 m on downstream side. The curtain wall will be in cement<br />

concrete M 15/stone masonry in cement mortar 1:3. The rigid flooring shall be continued over the top<br />

width of curtain wall.<br />

2507.2. Flexible Apron<br />

Flexible apron 1 m thick comprising loose stone boulders (weighing not less than 40 kg) shall be<br />

provided beyond curtain walls for a minimum distance of 3 m on upstream side and 6 m on downstream<br />

side. The work of floor protection shall be simultaneously completed alongwith the work on bridge<br />

foundations.<br />

2508. TESTS AND STANDARDS OF ACCEPTANCE<br />

The materials shall be tested in accordance with these <strong>Specification</strong>s and shall meet the<br />

prescribed criteria.<br />

The work shall conform to these <strong>Specification</strong>s and shall meet the prescribed standards of<br />

acceptance.<br />

2509. MEASUREMENTS FOR PAYMENT<br />

The protection works shall be measured as set forth below. If directed by the Engineer for<br />

measurement, the materials may have to be stacked at site before laying and nothing extra will be paid<br />

to the Contractor for this stacking.

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