Proportioning Methods Sample Clauses

Proportioning Methods. Add the following to this subsection: Store silica fume in a separate silo. Weigh silica fume separately from coarse and fine aggregate. Submit for approval, a procedure outlining how silica fume will be weighed and introduced into the mixing drum during the batching process. Add the following to the third paragraph of this Subsection: Proportion water to maintain batching consistency with regard to stockpile moisture contents and varying absorption values for both coarse and fine aggregates. If requested, submit a new mix design if either the coarse of fine aggregate absorption values vary from the approved mix design by more than 1 percent. Delete the second sentence of the eighth paragraph of this Subsection and substitute the following there for: When the entire plant is running, the scale reading and cutoff weights shall not vary from the mix design by more than 1 percent for cement, flyash, and silica fume, 1.5 percent for any individual size aggregate, and 1 percent for the total combined aggregate in any batch. The total water shall not exceed the maximum water specified in the mix design. Add the following to the fourth paragraph from the top of Page 218 of the NDOT Standard Specifications: Do not exceed a total of 320 revolutions from the time of initial batching to complete discharge of delivered concrete.
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