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Section 562562.04 Design Stresses, Loads, and Deflections. The allowable maximumdesign stresses and loads listed in this section are based on the use of undamaged,high-quality material. If lesser quality material is used, reduce the allowablestresses and loads. Do not exceed the following maximum stresses, loads,and deflections in the falsework design:(a) Timber.Compression perpendicular to the grain = 450 pounds per square inchCompression parallel to the grain (1) =480,000( L / d)2pounds per square inchNote: (1) Not to exceed 1,600 pounds per square inch.Where:L =d =Unsupported lengthLeast dimension of a square or rectangular column or the widthof a square of equivalent cross-sectional area for round columnsFlexural stress = 1,800 pounds per square inchNote: Reduced to 1,450 pounds per square inch for members with a nominaldepth of 8 inches or less.Horizontal shear = 190 pounds per square inchAxial tension = 1,200 pounds per square inchDeflection due to the mass of concrete may not exceed 1/500 of the spaneven if the deflection is compensated for by camber strips.Modulus of elasticity (E) for timber = 1.6 x 10 6 pounds per square inchMaximum axial loading on timber piles = 45 tonsDesign timber connections according to the stresses and loads allowed in theNational Design Specification for Wood Construction, as published by theNational Forest Products Association except:480
Section 562(1) Reductions in allowable loads required therein for high moisture conditionof the lumber and service conditions do not apply.(2) Use 75 percent of the tabulated design value as the design value ofbolts in two member connections (single shear).(b) Steel. For identified grades of steel, do not exceed the design stresses(other than stresses due to flexural compression) specified in the Manual ofSteel Construction as published by the AISC.When the grade of steel cannot be positively identified, do not exceed thedesign stresses, other than stresses due to flexural compression, either specifiedin the AISC Manual for ASTM A 36 steel or the following:Tension, axial and flexural = 22,000 pounds per square inchCompression, axial = 16,000 - 0.38(L/r)² pounds per square inchNote: L/r shall not exceed 120.Shear on the web gross section of rolled shapes = 14,500 psiWeb crippling for rolled shapes = 27,000 pounds per square inchFor all grades of steel, do not exceed the following design stresses anddeflection:12,000,000Compression, flexural (1) =pounds per square inchLd/btNote: (1) Not to exceed 22,000 psi for unidentified steel or steel conforming toASTM A 36. Not to exceed 0.6 F y for other identified steel.Where:L = Unsupported length.d = Least dimension of a square or rectangular column or thewidth of a square of equivalent cross-sectional area for roundcolumns or the depth of beams.b = Width of the compression flange.t = Thickness of the compression flange.r = Radius of gyration of the member.F y = Specified minimum yield stress for the grade of steel used.481
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FederalLands Highways"Commitment to
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PREFACEThese Standard Specification
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TABLE OF CONTENTSPageDIVISION 100 G
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PageDIVISION 150 PROJECT REQUIREMEN
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PageDIVISION 550 BRIDGE CONSTRUCTIO
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PageSection 703 (continued)703.06 C
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PageSection 710 (continued)710.08 S
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PageSection 718 TRAFFIC SIGNING AND
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DIVISION 100General Requirements
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Section 101101.03 Abbreviations. Wh
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Section 101101.04 Definitions. FAR
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Section 101Density ) Mass per unit
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Section 101Roadside ) All area with
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Section 101Supplemental Specificati
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Section 102Insert a unit bid price,
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Section 102The requirements contain
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Section 103Acceptance of this partn
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Section 104(b) Specific requirement
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Section 105(b) Government-listed so
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Section 106.) ACCEPTANCE OF WORK106
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Section 106(2) Test results on mate
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Section 106If the sampling frequenc
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(3) Calculate the upper quality ind
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Section 106When public traffic is a
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Section 106Table 106-1 (continued)E
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Table 106-2 Pay Factors (continued)
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Section 107Before beginning work in
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Section 107Flaggers are also furnis
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Section 107Admit any OSHA inspector
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Section 108.) PROSECUTION AND PROGR
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Section 108Liquidated damages will
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Section 109.) MEASUREMENT AND PAYME
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51Section 109When asphalt material
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53Section 109Attach an automatic pr
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55Section 109(2) The Measurement Su
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57Section 109(1) Direct costs.(a) M
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59Section 109The closing date for p
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61Section 109If unresolved claims e
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Section 151.) MOBILIZATIONDescripti
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Section 152.) CONSTRUCTIONSURVEY AN
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Section 152(c) Slope stakes and ref
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Section 152(m) Intermediate surveyi
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Section 152Payment152.06 The accept
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Section 153(d) Provide training as
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Section 153153.05 Acceptance. The C
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Section 154Measurement154.06 Measur
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Section 155Show completion of the w
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Section 155(d) Describe planned pro
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Section 156.) PUBLIC TRAFFICDescrip
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Section 156(h) Provide two-way radi
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Section 157.) SOIL EROSION CONTROLD
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Section 157157.05 Filter Barriers.
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Section 157157.12 Inspection and Re
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Section 157Progress payments for er
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Section 201.) CLEARING AND GRUBBING
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Section 202202.06 Special Clearing
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Section 203Where part of an existin
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Section 204.) EXCAVATION AND EMBANK
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Section 204204.06 Roadway Excavatio
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Section 204During all stages of con
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Section 204Operate compression-type
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Section 204Clearing will be evaluat
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Section 204(2) Do not include the f
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Table 204-1Sampling and TestingSect
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Section 205.) ROCK BLASTINGDescript
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Section 205When a test blast is det
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Section 205Halt blasting operations
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Section 207.) EARTHWORK GEOTEXTILES
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Section 207the contract price per u
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Section 208Remove safety features w
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Section 208(d) Unstable material be
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Section 209.) STRUCTURE EXCAVATIONA
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Section 209209.10 Backfill. Backfil
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Section 209Measurement and Payment2
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Section 210.) PERMEABLE BACKFILLDes
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Section 210Table 210-1Sampling and
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Section 212212.05 Acceptance. Linea
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Section 213Include the following wi
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Section 213If the subgrade loses st
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Section 213Material orProductProper
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Section 251.) RIPRAPDescription251.
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Section 251Payment will be made und
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Section 252.) SPECIAL ROCK EMBANKME
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Section 253.) GABIONS AND REVET MAT
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Section 253Survey work will be eval
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Section 254(c) Timber crib wall. Co
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Section 255.) MECHANICALLYSTABILIZE
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Section 255Do not damage or disturb
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Section 256.) PERMANENT GROUND ANCH
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Section 256Locate the upper central
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Section 256Insert the tendon in the
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Section 256(3) A calibrated referen
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Section 256Plot the ground anchor m
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Section 257.) ALTERNATE RETAINING W
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Section 257(b) Dimensions and sched
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Section 258258.06 Backfilling. Back
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DIVISION 300Aggregate Courses191
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Section 301301.05 Compacting. Deter
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Material orProductProperty orCharac
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Section 302.) TREATED AGGREGATE COU
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Section 302302.04 General. Store ch
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Section 302Aggregate gradation will
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Section 303303.05 Aggregate Surface
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Section 304(b) Slurry method. Mix a
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Section 304Measure lime, cement, an
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Section 305.) AGGREGATE-TOPSOIL COU
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Section 306(b) Lignin sulfonate, ca
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Section 307. ) STOCKPILED AGGREGATE
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Section 308308.05 Compacting and Fi
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Table 308-1Sampling and TestingMate
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Section 309Add the aggregate and wa
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Section 401.) HOT ASPHALT CONCRETE
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Section 401Table 401-2Voids in Mine
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Section 401236DesignESAL'smillionsT
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Section 401(c) Antistrip additives.
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Section 401(c) Batch and continuous
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Section 401401.09 Aggregate Prepara
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Section 401Place asphalt concrete m
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Section 401A profile index will be
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Section 402(b) Non-roadway paving.
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Section 403.) HOT RECYCLED ASPHALTC
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Section 403Asphalt cement will be e
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Section 403When the bid schedule co
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Section 404.) OPEN-GRADED ASPHALTFR
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Section 404Asphalt content and aggr
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Section 405.) HOT ASPHALT TREATED B
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Section 406.) DENSE-GRADEDEMULSIFIE
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Section 406406.04 Mixing Plant. Use
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Section 406(b) Aggregate gradation.
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Section 407.) OPEN-GRADEDEMULSIFIED
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Section 407407.08 Hauling, Spreadin
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Section 407407.11 Surface Treatment
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Section 408(b) Emulsified asphalt.(
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Section 409.) ASPHALT SURFACE TREAT
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Section 409409.07 Production Start-
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Section 409Table 409-1Approximate Q
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Section 409Aggregate Grading (1)(2)
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Section 410(c) Aggregate samples. 1
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Section 410Aggregate for slurry sea
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Section 411.) ASPHALT PRIME COATDes
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Section 411Payment will made under:
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Section 412412.07 Acceptance. Emuls
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Section 413Mill the surface to a sm
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Section 414(e) Heating kettle. An i
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Section 414414.07 Acceptance. Mater
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Section 415Where asphalt cement is
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Section 416.) CONTINUOUS COLD RECYC
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Section 416be capable of supplying
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Section 416(c) Final compaction. Co
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Section 417417.07 Acceptance. Minor
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Section 501.) PORTLAND CEMENTCONCRE
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Section 501(2) Side form constructi
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Section 501501.08 Joints. Do not va
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Section 501Concrete edges adjacent
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Section 501Clean each joint of all
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Section 501Remove the concrete by e
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Section 501In addition, a separate
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Section 502.) PORTLAND CEMENTCONCRE
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Section 502(i) Slab stabilization t
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Section 502502.06 Joint and Crack R
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Section 502502.08 Undersealing and
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Section 502Produce a surface textur
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Table 502-1Sampling and TestingSect
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Section 551.) DRIVEN PILESDescripti
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Section 551hammers by power consump
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Section 551(3) Minimum hammer energ
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Section 551551.04 Pile Lengths. Fur
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Section 551551.07 Preboring. Prebor
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Section 551(d) Concrete-filled pipe
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Section 551Furnish a shelter to pro
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Section 551` For piles greater than
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Section 551Securely tie concrete sp
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Section 552.) STRUCTURAL CONCRETEDe
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Section 552(c) Mix design designati
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Section 552(v) Compressive strength
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Section 552(a) Truck mixer/agitator
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Section 552(b) Delivery and samplin
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Section 552During cold weather, pro
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Section 552Figure 552-1Evaporation
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Section 552(3) Superstructures. Do
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Section 552Consolidate all concrete
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Section 552552.13 Expansion and Con
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Section 552After placing the concre
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Section 552After curing according t
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Section 552Mix membrane curing solu
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Section 552After other work which c
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Section 552Sustained Load Test Valu
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Section 552Construction (including
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Section 553.) PRESTRESSED CONCRETED
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Section 553Cure the girder in a sat
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Section 553For pretensioned members
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Section 553(a) Ducts. Use rigid, mo
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Section 553(e) Post-tensioning. Wai
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Section 553Table 553-1Prestressed C
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Section 553Table 553-1 (continued)P
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Section 554.) REINFORCING STEELDesc
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Section 554Coat chairs, tie wires,
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Section 555555.05 Inspection. Struc
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Section 555If required, furnish tra
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Page 450 and 451: Section 555Table 555-5Heat Straight
Page 452 and 453: Section 555(d) Accuracy of hole gro
Page 454 and 455: Section 555555.12 Eyebars. Pin hole
Page 456 and 457: Section 555Receive approval of each
Page 458 and 459: Section 555Bolt Sizeinches0.500.630
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Page 464 and 465: Section 555When bolts are installed
Page 466 and 467: Section 555(b) Bearings and anchora
Page 468 and 469: Section 555Measurement555.21 Measur
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Page 472 and 473: Section 556Construction of bridge r
Page 474 and 475: Section 557557.04 Treated Timber. F
Page 476 and 477: Section 557Where the space between
Page 478 and 479: Section 557Construction of timber s
Page 480 and 481: Section 558Payment558.06 The accept
Page 482 and 483: Section 559Lay fabric so that drain
Page 486 and 487: Section 560560.05 Plastic Water Sto
Page 488 and 489: Section 561Use positive inline disp
Page 492 and 493: Section 562.) FORMS AND FALSEWORKDe
Page 494 and 495: Section 562Assume the density of co
Page 498 and 499: Section 562Deflection due to the ma
Page 500 and 501: Section 562Use falsework columns th
Page 502 and 503: Section 562Do not apply dead loads,
Page 504 and 505: Section 562Coat forms to be removed
Page 506 and 507: Section 562Table 562-3Minimum Form/
Page 508 and 509: Section 563.) PAINTINGDescription56
Page 510 and 511: Section 563(d) Determine that the s
Page 512 and 513: Table 563-1Structural Iron and Stee
Page 514 and 515: Section 563Blast clean with clean d
Page 516 and 517: Section 563Apply the coating system
Page 518 and 519: Section 564.) BEARING DEVICESDescri
Page 520 and 521: Section 564Fabricate elastomeric be
Page 522 and 523: Section 564Table 564-1Coefficient o
Page 524 and 525: Section 565.) DRILLED SHAFTSDescrip
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Page 528 and 529: Section 565At the time of concrete
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Page 532 and 533: Section 565Drop chutes may be used
Page 534 and 535: Section 565Measure trial drilled sh
Page 536 and 537: Section 601.) MINOR CONCRETE STRUCT
Page 538 and 539: Section 601Place concrete to avoid
Page 540 and 541: Section 602.) CULVERTS AND DRAINSDe
Page 542 and 543: Section 602602.05 Laying Metal Pipe
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Section 604Assemble precast concret
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Section 604Measure metal frames and
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Section 605Do not permit soil or ot
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Section 605Connect the drainage cor
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Section 608Ram each stone until it
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Section 609.) CURB AND GUTTERDescri
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Section 609609.06 Asphalt Concrete
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Section 610Use unslotted pipe for t
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Section 611Brace major fixtures or
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Section 612.) SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM
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Section 613Form expansion joints at
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Section 614614.05 Mixing and Placin
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Section 615(1) Expansion joints. Co
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Section 616Perform concrete work ac
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Section 617Material617.02 Conform t
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Section 617When required by the con
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Section 618Section 618.) CONCRETE B
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Section 618(4) Cast the segments st
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Section 619.) FENCES, GATES, AND CA
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Section 619(3) Tension wire. Attach
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Section 61912 inches or less, ancho
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Section 619Where existing fence int
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Section 619(c) Cattle guard. Fabric
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Section 620.) STONE MASONRYDescript
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Section 620620.05 Pointing. Point o
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Section 620(b) Concrete placed befo
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Section 621.) MONUMENTS AND MARKERS
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Section 622.) RENTAL EQUIPMENTDescr
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Section 623.) GENERAL LABORDescript
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Section 624Placing topsoil (furnish
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Section 625625.06 Fertilizing. Appl
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Section 626(a) Open the bundles of
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Section 626626.09 Watering. Constru
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Section 627.) SODDescription627.01
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Section 628(b) Row sprigging. Open
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Section 629.) EROSION CONTROL MATS,
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Anchor the system with stakes acros
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Section 633.) PERMANENT TRAFFIC CON
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Section 633Repair or replace damage
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Section 634.) PERMANENT PAVEMENT MA
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Section 634Make lines 4 inches wide
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Section 634The minimum bond strengt
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Section 635.) TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CON
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Section 635635.09 Flaggers. Furnish
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Section 635635.14 Vertical Panels.
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Section 635(d) Operates on a contin
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Section 635(a) Measure advance warn
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Section 635(u) Measure replacement
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Section 636.) SIGNAL, LIGHTING,AND
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Section 636Saw clean, smooth, well-
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Section 636Measure relocations by t
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Section 637(c) Residential housing.
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Section 701.) HYDRAULIC CEMENT701.0
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Section 702Type and GradeofAsphaltC
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Section 702(a) Shipping container.
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Section 703Table 703 - 1Permeable B
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Section 703(c) Surface course aggre
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Section 703Table 703-4Target Value
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Section 703Table 703-5Target Value
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Section 703(f) Adherent coating on
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Section 703703.12 Choker Aggregate.
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Section 703Table 703-11Fine Aggrega
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Section 703Table 703-15Superpave Gr
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Section 704.) SOIL704.01 Foundation
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Section 704Table 704-2Select Toppin
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Section 704704.12 Crib Wall Backfil
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Section 705ClassTable 705-1Gradatio
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Section 705(d) Joint surfaces. For
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Section 705Table 705-3Gradation for
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Section 706.) CONCRETE AND PLASTIC
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Section 707.) METAL PIPE707.01 Duct
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Section 707707.11 Metallic-Coated S
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Section 708(9) Shows no thickening,
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Section 709(f) Dowel bars. Conform
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Section 710.) FENCE AND GUARDRAIL71
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Section 710(c) Steel-backed timber
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Section 712.) JOINT MATERIAL712.01
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Section 712(d) Foam filler. Furnish
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Section 712(c) Compressive strength
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Section 713.) ROADSIDE IMPROVEMENT
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Section 713(c) Wood fiber. Furnish
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Section 713Furnish trees with reaso
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Section 713Table 713-3Straw and Coc
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Section 713(b) Synthetic polypropyl
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Section 713(2) Polypropylene roving
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Section 713713.13 Bales.(a) Straw b
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Section 714.) GEOTEXTILE AND GEOCOM
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732Table 714-1Physical Requirements
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734Table 714-4Physical Requirements
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Section 714Furnish geocomposite dra
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Section 715.) PILING715.01 Untreate
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Section 715715.04 Steel Shells. Fur
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Section 716.) MATERIAL FOR TIMBER S
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Section 717Furnish pins and rollers
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Section 717Table 717-1Filled Tetraf
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RAILINGCOMPONENTASTM Specification
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Section 718.) TRAFFIC SIGNING ANDMA
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Section 718718.06 Plastic Panels.(a
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Section 718(a) Wood posts. Furnish
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Section 718Mount the retroreflector
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Section 718(2) Yellow:(a) Chrome ye
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Section 718Table 718-2Gradation of
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Section 718If approved, variations
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Section 720Concrete face panels hav
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Section 720Fabricate gabion baskets
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Section 720Furnish heavy hexagon he
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Section 721(5) Service-entrance cab
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Section 721(4) A vertical load of 2
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Section 721(2) Sign lighting lumina
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Section 722(b) Couplers. Furnish co
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Section 725.) MISCELLANEOUS MATERIA
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Section 725Do not use precast concr
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Section 725(2) Flow (time of efflux
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Aggregate spreader.................
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Bidbond ...........................
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Concrete (continued)masonry blocks
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Direct tension indicators..........
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Fertilizer ........................
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Horizontal drains .................
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Lubricant adhesive ................
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) P )Padsdrive ....................
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Pipe culvertsaluminum alloy .......
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Protection of (continued)public lan
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) S )Safetyaccident prevention ....
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Staking tolerances ................
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Timbercrib wall ...................
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Wave equation .....................
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