Transporting and Placing Sample Clauses

Transporting and Placing. The methods and equipment used and the speed required for transporting concrete shall be such that concrete having the required composition and constancy will be delivered into the work, without objectionable segregation, loss of slump, and delay. Except as otherwise specified for ready-mixed concrete, the time elapsed between the first wetting of concrete ingredients and the completion of placing the concrete in the work shall in no instance exceed 30 minutes. Retempering of concrete will not be permitted. Any concrete which has become so stiff that proper placing cannot be assured shall be wasted. Concrete shall be deposited as far as practicable directly in its final position and shall not be placed in a manner permitting or causing segregation. The Contractor shall provide suitable openings in the formwork and/or drop chutes and baffles to confirm and control the falling of concrete, and to limit its free drop to a maximum of 1.50 meters. Except as intersected by joints, all formed concrete shall be placed in continuous approximately horizontal layers, the depths of which shall not exceed 60 cm, in such a manner that no layer of concrete will begin setting before the next layer is placed on top of it. In no case shall the delay between the placing of any two adjacent layers be such that the vibrating unit will not readily penetrate of its own weight the concrete placed before the delay. Concreting shall be carried out continuously between and up to joints, the position and arrangement of which shall be predetermined and no interruption of placing other than at these joints will be permitted. To this end, the Contractor shall take all necessary measures, such as preparing a sufficient stock of materials, stand-by equipment, shift-work, lighting for night-work, etc.
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