Concrete Deck Repair Sample Clauses

Concrete Deck Repair. Existing bridge concrete deck shall be repaired prior to the surface preparation and application of the PPC overlay, at locations shown in the plans or as determined by the Engineer, if necessary. Such locations may be repaired with PPC. Materials, equipment, surface preparation, placement, and finishing of PPC used for deck repairs shall meet the requirements of this provision. PPC repair material may be placed up to one (1) hour prior to overlay placement. Spalled or unsound areas of the deck shall be removed down to sound concrete at the locations noted in the contract plans or as directed by the Engineer. Use the following surface preparation equipment: • Sawing equipment capable of sawing concrete to a specified depth. • Power driven hand tools for removal of concrete are required that meet the following requirements: - Pneumatic hammers weighing a nominal 15 lbs (7 kg) or less. - Pneumatic hammer chisel-type bits that do not exceed the diameter of the shaft in width. • Hand tools such as hammers and chisels for removal of final particles of concrete. Prior to any construction, take the necessary precautions to ensure debris from bridge deck preparation and repairs is not allowed to fall below the bridge deck. Remove existing spalled or unsound areas of the bridge concrete deck by methods approved by the Engineer. Provide a 1” deep saw cut around the perimeter of areas noted for bridge deck removal, as shown on the contract plans or as approved by the Engineer. Remove, by chipping with hand tools, all concrete within the sawcut to a minimum depth of 1” and as necessary to remove unsound concrete. Use a small chipping hammer (15 lb. class) to prepare the repair area to limit micro fractures. All loose and unsound concrete shall be removed. In overhangs, removing concrete areas greater than 0.60 ft2/ft length of bridge will require overhang support. Submit the overhang support method to the Engineer for approval. Care shall be taken not to cut, stretch, or damage any exposed reinforcing steel. Dispose of the removed concrete. If the condition of the concrete is such that deep spalls or sheer faces result, notify the Engineer for the proper course of action. Clean, repair, or replace rusted or loose reinforcing steel. Thoroughly clean the newly exposed surface to be free of all grease, oil, curing compounds, acids, dirt, or loose debris. All repairs shall be placed/ finished to match substrate deck grade in order to provide a uniform overlay thickness. C...
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