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Y <br /> ,.^s ,�ic. `', r" ` f ' r .,.. <br /> 71 923 WATER FOR CONCRETE . <br /> (REV 5-2040) (FA 6-940) ( 141 ) <br /> SECTION 923 (Pages 848 - 849) is deleted and the following substituted : <br /> SECTION 923 <br /> WATER FOR CONCRETE <br /> 9234 General Requirements . <br /> Water for use with cement shall be clear and free from oil , and injurious amounts of acid, <br /> alkali , chlorides , organic matter, and other deleterious substances . It shall not be salty or <br /> brackish . If it contains quantities of substances which discolor it or make it smell or taste unusual <br /> or objectionable or cause suspicion, it shall not be used unless approved by the Department . <br /> LL Water sources permitted include potable water supplies that are approved by a public health <br /> department, open bodies of water, well water, reclaimed water, and recycled water. Reclaimed <br /> water shall be as defined in Chapter 62 - 610 , F . A . C . Open bodies of water are defined as <br /> naturally occurring rivers , lakes , and ponds . Recycled water includes wash water from mixer <br /> washout operations (stored in a lined settling pond) . All other sources of water not listed above <br /> shall be considered recycled and reclaimed water . Recycled and reclaimed may be used only to <br /> sprinkle the coarse aggregate stockpiles and for batching concrete meeting the requirements of <br /> Section 347 , <br /> 923 -2 Evaluation of Water for Concrete. <br /> 923-2 . 1 General : Water from potable water supplies approved by a public health <br /> department may be used without additional testing. The concrete producer shall provide test data <br /> of water samples from other sources . To determine chemical properties , use a laboratory <br /> accredited by the National Environmental Laboratory or Construction Materials Engineering <br /> Council Accreditation Program . To determine physical properties , use a laboratory accredited by <br /> the Construction Materials Engineering Council Accreditation Program or Cement and Concrete <br /> Reference Laboratory, <br /> 923 -2 . 2 Initial Sampling and Testing Frequency : Open bodies of water and <br /> well water shall be initially sampled once prior to use . Recycled and reclaimed water shall be <br /> tested once per week for four weeks initially, and thereafter once per month for four months <br /> prior to its use , provided that the results of the test samples comply with all the applicable limits . <br /> Failing test results will result in restarting initial sampling and testing . <br /> 923 -2 .3 Production Sampling and Testing Frequency : Open bodies of water and <br /> recycled water shall be tested monthly. Well water and reclaimed water shall be tested once <br /> every three months . If the last eight consecutive well water and reclaimed water samples meet <br /> the requirements , then the sample frequency may be reduced to one sample every six months , as <br /> approved by the Department . If a well water or reclaimed water sample fails once the frequency <br /> has been reduced, then the sampling frequency shall revert back to once every three months . <br /> 923 -3 Chemical Requirements . <br /> 923 -3 . 1 Testing : All chemical analysis or tests shall be performed in accordance with the <br /> test methods listed in Tables 1 and 2 or Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and <br /> Wastewater. <br /> - 210 - <br /> FPID ( S ) : 423186 - 1 - 58 - 01 <br /> 71, x <br />