Test Strip Requirements Sample Clauses

Test Strip Requirements. The Contractor shall provide test strips as follows: 1. Test Strip(s). Production test strips are required on the first Day. The Contractor shall construct the test strip using construction procedures intended for the entire Project. Proposed reclaimer Equipment production rates of speed (feet/minute) are to be determined by Contractor and shall be provided to Project Manager. For each proposed production rate, a test strip is required. During production, if an alternative production rate is proposed, the Contractor shall construct a test strip. Each test strip shall be at least 150 feet in length; 2. After placement of FDR at each rate and before compaction, the Contractor shall dig three (3) test pits within each test strip to evaluate the mixing characteristics of the recycler. The Contractor shall verify per visual and physical examination at each test pit that no foamed asphalt globules, stringers or binder segregation is present within the produced mix. If any of the three (3) visual characteristics exist then the rate of speed used for the individual test strip will not be allowed for production; 3. The Contractor shall use the following procedures for the initial start-up procedures and/or when a change in construction procedures occurs or when resuming production after a termination of production due to unsatisfactory FDR Material quality; 3.1 Mix Design Verification. Take one FDR sample from each test strip before compaction indicating Acceptable homogeneous mixing and evaluate according to Table 301-A.2.1:2 “Mix Requirements”; and
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