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I IIIe t <br /> I -VTI <br /> k IT <br /> Perform all concrete quality control testing and inspections in accordance with <br /> 346 - 9 . 2 . <br /> For training and other qualifications meet the requirements of Section 105 . Test <br /> all QC samples for compressive strength in a laboratory meeting the requirements of <br /> Section 105 . <br /> SUBARTICLE 410 -6 . 1 (Page 419) is deleted and the following substituted : <br /> 410-6. 1 Casting : Cast precast elements in unyielding beds and forms . Ensure bearing <br /> surfaces in casting forms are level and straight, and vertical surfaces are plumb prior to casting, <br /> Ensure surfaces within the forms against which concrete will be cast, are clean and free from rust <br /> and hardened residual concrete . Provide full concrete cover clearance to all form wires and other <br /> miscellaneous pieces of metal, except as permitted by Section 415 . Bend all tie wires away from <br /> the form surface to provide maximum concrete cover. Provide inserts and lifting devices in <br /> accordance with 450- 9 . 2 . 1 . <br /> 415 REINFORCING STEELrBAR SUPPORTS . <br /> (14540) (FA 1 -2140) (740) <br /> SUBARTICLE 415 - 5 . 13 (Pages 438 -439) is deleted and the following substituted <br /> 415-5 . 13 Bar Supports : <br /> 415-5 . 13 . 1 General: Provide reinforcing steel bar supports manufactured in <br /> accordance with all requirements of the CRSI Manual of Standard Practice . Use bar supports of <br /> IV <br /> adequate strength to withstand a 300 pound concentrated load applied as directed by the State <br /> Materials Office without permanent deformation or breakage, with the deformation under a <br /> 300 pound load being less than 5 % of the support height. <br /> Ensure that no more than 5 % of the reinforcing steel bar supports exhibit <br /> unsatisfactory performance, breakage, or permanent deformation during rebar tying and/or <br /> concrete placement operations . If a bar support does not achieve this level of performance, <br /> reduce the average spacing between bar supports by 15 % , or remove that product from use on <br /> the job . <br /> Ensure that bar supports do not move during concrete placing operations . <br /> To prevent movement, tie supports to the reinforcing steel , <br /> Ilk When using bar supports on corrugated Imetal stay- in-place forms, use <br /> supports specifically designed for the form being used. <br /> For structural elements located in extremely aggressive environments , do <br /> not use metal bar supports in contact with forms or floor surfaces to support reinforcing steel , <br /> 415-5 . 13 . 2 Metal Bar Supports : For metal bar supports in contact with steel <br /> IV I stay- in-place forms and metal bar supports in contact with boundary surfaces of concrete to be <br /> cast, provide supports constructed with molded plastic legs or plastic protected steel legs . Do not <br /> allow any portion of the bar support other than the molded plastic leg or plastic protected portion <br /> of the steel leg to be closer than 1 /2 inch from the boundary surface of concrete to be cast. <br /> Certify that all Imetal bar supports meet the following requirements : <br /> 440 - <br /> FPID ( S) : <br /> 40 - <br /> FPID ( S) : 423186 - 1 - 5 8 - 01 <br /> IV <br /> VV'IT <br /> IT It I'T <br /> I IT <br /> TI I <br /> Y: , IT <br />