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Official Document Type
Contract
Approved Date
01/13/2004
Control Number
2004-013.C
Agenda Item Number
11.I.1
Entity Name
Barth Construction
Subject
North County Regional Park Volume II
Contract and Specifications
Area
North County Regional Park
Project Number
0399
Bid Number
6038
Archived Roll/Disk#
3209
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3589
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5 .5- ► End Flanges: <br /> 5.5:1 for units having end flanges, the. thickness of each flange shall not be less than the minimum face shell thickness. <br /> 6 PERMISSIBLE VARIATIONS IN DIMENSIONS . , <br /> 6 . 1 . ► Overall dimensions for width, height and length of a smooth surface shall not differ by mare than t0/8" from the specified standard <br /> dimension. <br /> 6.2 Variations in the initiating point of the split - on top, bottom, or sided shall riot vary more than ±1 /8 <br /> 6. 3 ► Thetheoretical plane established by Me split surface shall not vary more than t0/4F, . <br /> -6.4 ► The length of CMU's that are fluted or scored shall not 'vary more than ±1 /16' . <br /> 7 FINISH AND APPEARANCE <br /> 7. 1 ► All units shall be. sound and free of cracks or other defects that would interfere with the proper placing of the unit or would significantly <br /> impair the strength or permanence . <br /> of the construction. Minor cracks incidental to the usual method of manufacture; or minor chipping resulting from customary methods of handling <br /> in shipment and <br /> delivery, are not grounds for rejection. <br /> 7.2 ► Chips & Cracks - five percent of a shipment may contain slight cracks or small chips not. larger than I in. in any dimension: <br /> Units used in exposed wall construction, ' <br /> Me face or faces that are to be exposed ;hall not show objectionable imperfections when viewed .from a distance of not less than 60 .feet <br /> under diffused lighting. <br /> 73. 0o Color & Texture' - The color and texture shall be specified by the -purchaset. The finished surfaces that will be' exposed shall conform <br /> to. an approved sample consisting <br /> of not less than two. units of each color. <br /> 7.4 ► Test Panel • A test panel shag be constructed, of contractor's expense. The panel is to be not'less Man 4' high by 6' long arld shag <br /> be viewed for acceptance ata distance . <br /> of not less than 60 feet under diffused light. The tooling 'of mortar, general quality, texture; and color of block shall be as required <br /> for the project and by the project <br /> documents.. The consistency' of color cannot be reliably assured from test panel viewing as too few block and mortar batches are involved. Block <br />-of each size, style <br /> or type may be impractical to construct into a test panel. <br /> 8 OTHER REQUIREMENTS <br /> 8. 1 ► Acoustical Rating' When special acoustical properties of CMU are required, they shallbe specified. <br /> 8.2 ► Admixture: Admixture shrill be compatible with CMU's and mortor: <br /> 8.3 ► Fire rating: When a specific fire rating is required, it shall be specified by the architect and certificate supplied by the CMU producer. <br /> This certification will show the fire <br /> rating based on theequivalent thickness and type of aggregate. <br /> 8 ,4 Mortar: A type S mortar shall be' used* ` . <br /> 8,5 . ► - R Value: When energy properties of the CMU and/or wall system are specified, Me 'required density of the CMU and insulation material shall <br />be' specified by the <br /> architect and certificate supplied by the CMU producer. . . <br /> 8.6. ► Strength: When higher strength CMU's are required,- the strength shag be specified by the architect/engineerand certified by the manufacturer.' <br /> 8. 7 Poo Weight: When o'specific weight or density is specified, the producer of the CMU.shall furnish a recent.certifi ation complying with <br /> the required weight. <br /> 9 SAMPLING AND TESTING <br /> 9. 1 ► The purdiaser or authorized representative shall be accorded proper facilities to inspect and sample the CMU's of the place of manufacture <br /> from . the lots ready for delivery. <br /> 9.2 ► Sample and test units, by a . CMEC accreditedlaboratory; In accordance with ASTM Method C-140. , <br /> - . TABLE 3 <br /> STRENGTH AND ABSORPTION REQUIREMENTS <br /> Compressive . Sfrength Minimum PSI ' Water Absorption Max.• Ib/cf (Av. 3 units) With Oven Dry Weight of Concrete Ib/cf <br /> ► Average Net Area ' Weight Classification <br /> ► Average of'3 Units * Individual Unit ►. light Weight Max: 10SI lb/d ► Medium Weight 106-121 Ib/cf ' P, Normal Weight more than 128 Ib/if <br /> - •2800 2S00 . 14 12 10 <br /> u. Nigher compressive strengths may be specified .when required by design. Consult with local suppliers to determine avolabiliry of units of higher <br /> compressive strength. <br /> b. To prevent water :penetration, proper detailing; construction, flashing and drainage should be provided. ' <br /> phone: 1 -• 800 4 • TARMAC url: www. tarmacamerica . com ; 3/98 <br />
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