Handling Aggregates Sample Clauses

Handling Aggregates. TS-120 The choice and preparation of sites for stockpiling of aggregates, the number and sizes of stockpiles and the methods adopted to prevent segregation of component sizes shall be agreed with the Managing Official. TS-121 Coarse aggregate shall be stockpiled in three separate gradings: 38-19mm, 19-10mm, and 10-5 mm. When aggregates of different gradings are stockpiled close together the stockpiles shall be separated by bulkheads. TS-122 Stockpiles are to be on concrete or other hard surface sufficiently sloped so that water is not retained in the base of the stockpiles. TS-123 All aggregates are to be handled from the stockpile in such a manner as to secure a typical grading of the material, care being taken to avoid crushing the aggregates and contamination with extraneous matter.
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