02-14 QCS 2014

January 23, 2019 | Author: Raja Ahmed Hassan | Category: Reinforced Concrete, Asphalt, Concrete, Road Surface, Construction Aggregate
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QCS 2014

Section 02: Quality Assurance and Quality Control Part 14: Appendix A – Sampling and Testing Frequencies

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 APPENDIX A – SAMPLING AND TESTING FREQUENCIES ----------------------- 22

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SOIL INVESTIGATION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22 Boreholes (for buildings) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 22 Boreholes (for highways, bridges, high cuts, culverts, retaining walls etc) ------- 22

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BENTONITE SLURRY ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 23 Density -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23 Viscosity (or Mash Value) 6---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 23 6 Yield Stress  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23 Gel Strength6 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 23 Shear Strength 6 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23 Sand Content 6 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23 Filtrate Loss (also known as Fluid or Filter Loss or Filter Press) 6 ------------------- 23 Bentonite Content 6 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23 pH6 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23 Unit Weight --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23 7 Viscosity (or Mash Value) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 23 Slump Cone --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23 8 Gradation  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23 Density (or Unit Weight Test) 8 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 23 8 Permeability  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23 Viscosity8------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 24 pH8 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24 Filtrate Loss (also known as Fluid or Filter Loss or Filter Press) 8 ------------------- 24 Bentonite Content 8 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24

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PILING -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25 Static Load Test -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 25 Cube Test ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25 Integrity Test (or Low Strain Integrity Test) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 25 (Crosshole) Sonic Logging Test T est------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 25 Calliper Logging -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 25 Dynamic Load Test (or High Strain Dynamic Test) ------------------------------------------------------------------ ------- 25 Static Axial Tensile Load Test ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 25 Lateral Load Test ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25

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EARTHWORKS, SUBGRADE, BASE, SUBBASE, BACKFILL, SUBBALLAST ETC, --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26 (Modified) Proctor Test - [Optimum Moisture Content (OMC) & Maximum Dry Density (MDD)] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26 Field Density & Field Moisture Content [also known as (Field) Compaction Test]------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26 Gradation (Sieve) Analysis Analysis ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------ 26  Atterberg Limits (Index limits) limits) - [Liquid Limit & Plasticity Index] Index] --------------------- 26 Shape (Flakiness Index & Elongation Index) Also known as Fractured Faces ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26 Soundness (or Magnesium Sulphate Sulphate Test as applicable)--------------------------applicable)------------------------------ 27 14 Water Soluble Sulphate or Acid Soluble Sulphate as applicable ------------------ 27

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Water Soluble Chloride or Acid Soluble Chloride as applicable 14 ------------------- 27 Organic Matter Content ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 27 Sand Equivalent-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 27 Los Angeles Abrasion or Aggregate Abrasion Value as applicable ---------------- 27 California Bearing Ratio (CBR) test together t ogether with the swell criteria ---------------- 27 16 Cone Penetrometer Test ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 27 16 Plate Load Test  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 27 Clay Lumps and Friable Particles ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 27 Layer Thickness Verification (Trial Pit) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- 28 Lightweight Pieces (or Particles) - This includes coal lignite, chert etc. 17 --------- 28 Moisture – Density Relations (for (f or Soil-Cement Mixtures etc) as applicable ------ 28 Material Finer than 75 μm  -------------------------------------------------------------------- 28 Compressive Strength - Soil-Cement Mixtures etc ------------------------------------- 28 Immersed Compressive Strength - Soil-Cement Mixtures etc ----------------------- 28 Tensile Strength - Soil-Cement Mixtures etc 18 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------- 28 17 Water Absorption  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28 Moisture Content ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------------------------- 28 17 Loose Bulk Density and Voids ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 28 Density or Specific Gravity (of Soil) -------------------------------------------------------- 28 Particle Density (or Unit Weight) W eight) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------- 29 Carbonate Content of Soil ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 29 Shear Strength by Direct Shear (Small Shear Box) ------------------------------------ 29 Expansion of Aggregates from Hydration Reactions -------------------------------------------------------------------- 29 Layer Thickness Verification (Light Weight Deflector (LWD) ------------------------ 29 Layer Thickness Verification (Ground Penetrating Radar) 20 ------------------------- 29 Layer Thickness Verification (Cone Penetrometer Test) 20---------------------------- 29 Micro Deval17------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 29 Consolidation Consolidation Test T est --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29 Permeability Permeability --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29 Vane Shear in Cohesive Soil--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 29 Soil Resistivity ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29 Unconfined Compressive Strength ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------- 29 Point Load Strength Index of Rock ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------- 30 (Also known as Crushing Strength) -------------------------------------------------------- 30 Compressive Strength and Elastic Moduli of Intact Rock 21 (Also known as Crushing Strength) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30 Cement Bound Granular Mixtures & Soil Treated by Cement (Hydraulically Bound Mixtures) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 30 Soil Treated by Lime (Unbound and Hydraulically Bound Mixtures)---------------- 30 Slag Bound Mixtures & Soil Treated by Slag (Hydraulically Bound Mixtures) ---- 30 Hydraulic Road Binder Bound Mixtures & Soil Treated by Hydraulic Road Binder (Hydraulically Bound Mixtures) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- 30 Fly Ash Bound Mixtures, Fly Ash for Hydraulically Bound Mixtures & Soil Treated by Fly Ash (Hydraulically Bound Mixtures) Mixtures) ---------------------------------------------------------------- ------- 30  Alpha Coefficient of Vitrified Blast Furnace Furnace Slag ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 30 Clay Liner Plates ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------------------------- 30

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 AGGREGATES –, CONCRETE LIGHTWEIGHT ETC, , , ----------------------------- 31 Gradation (Sieve) Analysis Analysis ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------ 31 Material Finer than 75 μm  -------------------------------------------------------------------- 31 Clay Lumps and Friable Particles ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 31 Lightweight Pieces (or Particles) This includes coal lignite, chert etc -------------- 31 Organic Impurities ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 31 Water Absorption (Saturated Surface Dry) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 32 Sand Equivalent-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 32 Specific Gravity (Apparent) or Bulk Specific Gravity or Unit Weight (Bulk Density) or Particle Density or Relative Density as applicable applicable ----------------------- 32 Loose Bulk Density and Voids ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 32 Moisture Content or Water Content as applicable -------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- 32 Shell Content ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 32 Shape (Flakiness Index & Elongation Index) Also known as Fractured Faces ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 32 Water Soluble Sulphate or Acid Soluble Sulphate as applicable applicable-------------------- 33 Water Soluble Chloride or Acid Soluble Chloride as applicable --------------------- 33 Soundness (or Magnesium Sulphate Sulphate Test as applicable)--------------------------applicable)------------------------------ 33 Los Angeles Abrasion or Aggregate Abrasion Value as applicable ---------------- 33 10% Fines Value ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------------------------- 33  Aggregate Impact Value --------------------------------------------------------- ------------- 33  Aggregate Crushing Value ------------------------------------------------------------ ------- 33 Drying Shrinkage ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33 Potential Reactivity (Alkali-Silica, Alkali-Carbonation, Cement-Aggregate combination etc) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33 Plasticity Index ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34 Filler, Mineral Filler (for Bituminous Paving Course  –  AASHTO M17 or  ASTM C51 etc applicable) applicable) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 34 Density - Lightweight Aggregates---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 34 Physical Properties - Lightweight Aggregates ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------- 34 Constituents of Coarse Recycled Aggregates ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------- 34 Influence of Recycled Aggregate Extract on the Initial Setting Time of Cement26 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34 Polished Stone Value ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 34 pH Value ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 34 Methylene Blue Value ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34 Micro Deval Coefficient --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34 Iron Staining-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34 Surface Moisture Content in Fine Aggregate (Chapman Flask) --------------------- 34 Chemical Analysis of Limestone, Quicklime, and Hydrated Lime ------------------- 35 Petrographic Analysis----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 35  AGGREGATES  –  COARSE, FINE, MINERAL FILLER, (ASPHALT WORKS) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36 Gradation (Sieve) Analysis Analysis ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------ 36 Material Finer than 75 μm  -------------------------------------------------------------------- 36 Clay Lumps and Friable Particles ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 36

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Organic Impurities ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 36 Water Absorption (Saturated Surface Dry) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 36 Sand Equivalent-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 37 Specific Gravity (Apparent) or Bulk Specific Gravity or Unit Weight (Bulk Density) or Particle Density or Relative Density as applicable applicable ----------------------- 37 Moisture Content or Water Content as applicable -------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- 37 Shape (Flakiness Index & Elongation Index) and Fractured Faces ---------------- 37  Acid Soluble Soluble Sulphate ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------- 37  Acid Soluble Soluble Chloride ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 37 Soundness (Magnesium Sulphate) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------- 37 Los Angeles Abrasion or -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 37  Aggregate Crushing Value ------------------------------------------------------------ ------- 37 Plasticity Index ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 38 Filler, Mineral Filler for Bituminous Paving Courses ---------------------------------------------------------------- ------- 38 Petrographic Analysis----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 38 GROUTS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 39 Mix Proportion ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 39 Fresh Density ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 39 Fluid Density (Cone ( Cone Method)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 39 Bleeding Test ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 39 Volume Change, Vertical Shrinkage (Change in Height), Expansion/Shrinkage -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 39 Compressive Strength Test ------------------------------------------------------------------ 39 Workability ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 39 Ground Granulated Blast-Furnace Slag ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 39 Flow Consistency ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 39 Setting Time (Initial & Final Set) ------------------------------------------------------------ 39 Bond Strength (at 28 days) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 39 Grout coring and compressive strength testing required where grouting is for increasing soil or rock strength --------------------------------------------------------- 40 BITUMINOUS (ASPHALT) CONCRETE PAVEMENT, PRIME COAT, BITUMEN etc., , , -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41 Field Density and Pavement Thickness (using cores) --------------------------------------------------------------- -- 41 Extraction and Gradation of Bituminous Concrete Mix and Determination of Binder Content (or Asphalt Content) Also known as Mechanical Analysis of Extracted Aggregate --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41 Maximum Specific Specific Gravity (GMM, ST)----------------------------------------------------ST)------------------------ ----------------------------- 41 Marshall Properties of Bituminous Concrete Mix (Stability, Flow, Air Voids, VMA) & Loss of Marshall Stability ---------------------------------------------------------- 42 Bitumen (Prime Coat, Tack Coat etc)  – Rate of Application ----------------------------------------------- -- 42 Penetration of Bitumen & Penetration of Residue (Also known as Needle Penetration) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42 Flash Point of Bitumen ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 42 Solubility of Bitumen --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42 Ductility of Bitumen & Ductility of Residue ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 42

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Rolling Thin Film Oven Test (RTFOT) (RTFOT ) & Mass Loss  – Effects of Short-Term  Ageing (Also known as Effect of Heat and Air on a Moving Moving Film of Asphalt) ---- 42 Softening Point of Bitumen (Ring & Ball)  – Temperature Susceptibility Susceptibility ----------- 43 Kinematic Viscosity of Bitumen -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43 Determination of Water W ater in Bitumen ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------- 43 Compaction and Shear Properties of Bituminous Mixtures --------------------------- 43 Effect of Water on Compressive Strength of Bituminous Mixtures (Also known as Loss of Stability Test) ------------------------------------------------------------ 43 Layer Thickness Verification (Falling Weight Deflectometer - FWD) -------------- 43 Layer Thickness Verification (Ground Penetrating Radar) 42 ------------------------- 43 Layer Thickness Verification (Trial Pit) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- 43 Layer Thickness Verification (Cone Penetrometer Test) 43---------------------------- 43 Layer Thickness (Volumetric Patch Technique) 43---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 44 43 Layer Thickness Verification (Light Weight Deflector (LWD)  ---------------------- 44 International Roughness Index - IRI (Ride Quality) using Multi Laser Profiler (MLP) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 44 Ride Quality, Smoothness (using 3m straight edge) ----------------------------------- 44 Rolling Straight Edge Test (Also known as Measurement of Pavement Deflection) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 44 Slip/Skip Resistance of Surface ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 44 Water Sensitivity Test (Lottman Test) Also known as Tensile Strength Ratio Test ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 44 Elastic Recovery of Modified Bitumen (Ductility) ---------------------------------------- 44  Accelerated Aging Using Pressure Aging Vessel (PAV) for Modified Bitumen – Effects of Long-Term Ageing -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 44 Flexural Creep Stiffness of Modified Bitumen  – Bending Beam Rheometer (BBR) Also known as Low Temperature T emperature Flexibility Flexibility ------------------------------------- 45 Fracture Properties of Modified Bitumen  – Direct Tension Test (DTT) ------------ 45 Rheological Properties of Modified Bitumen  –  Dynamic Shear Rheometer (DSR) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 45 Storage Stability of Modified Bitumen------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------- 45 Dynamic Viscosity of Bitumen ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 45 Flash Point by Pensky-Martens Pensky-Martens ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 45 Specific Gravity of Semi-Solid Bituminous Material (Pycnometer Method) ------- 45 Rate of Spread of Coated Chippings ------------------------------------------------------ 45 Viscosity - Bitumen, Asphalt (Vacuum Capillary Viscometer, Saybolt, Saybolt Fural, Cone & Plate)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 45 Sealants and Fillers for Joints and Cracks in Pavements ----------------------------- 45 Quality Control for Asphalt Manufacturing Plants ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46 Requirements for Agencies Testing and Inspecting Road and Paving Materials ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 46 Spot Test of Asphaltic Materials ------------------------------------------------------------ 46 Determination of Cement Content in Cement-Treated Aggregate ------------------ 46 Testing Lime for f or Chemical Constituents and Particle Sizes -------------------------- 46 Temperature Measurement Measurement - Asphalt Mix ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 46 Resistance to Plastic Flow ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 46

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Determination of a Volatile Distillate Fraction - Cold Asphalt Mixtures ------------ 46 Moisture or Volatile Distillates - Bituminous Paving Mixtures ------------------------ 46  Asphalt Content - Bituminous Bituminous Mixtures by the Nuclear Nuclear Method --------------------- 46  Accelerated Weathering - Bituminous Materials Materials ---------------------------------------- 47

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REINFORCING STEEL, COUPLERS, WELDED FABRIC, -------------------------- 48 Tensile Test -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48 Bend Test ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48 Re-bend Test ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 48 Chemical Composition ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48 Mechanical Mechanical Couplers, Splices for Reinforcement Bars ------------------------------------------------------------- -- 48 Welded Fabric ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48 Rib Geometry ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 48 Compression - Metallic Metallic Materials -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- 48 Hardness (Brinell, Rockwell, Indentation) - Metallic Materials Materials ----------------------- 48 Tests for Stainless Steel Bars --------------------------------------------------------------- 48

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STRUCTURAL STEEL, WELDING -------------------------------------------------------- 49 Tensile--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49 Chemical Analysis Analysis ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 49 Hardness------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 49 Notched Bar Impact Test (Also known as Charpy Pendulum Impact Test or Charpy V-notch Test) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 49 Izod Impact Strength Test -------------------------------------------------------------------- 50 Ultrasonic Test - Welds----------------------------------------------------Welds-------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 50 51 Radiographic, Digital Radiographic Test  - Welds ------------------------------------------------------------------ ------- 50 Magnetic Particle Test - W elds -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 50 51 Penetrating Test, Liquid Penetrant  - Welds W elds -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- 50 Visual Test - Fusion Welding ---------------------------------------------------------------- 50  Automated Ultrasonic Test - Welded Seam of Steel Tubes -------------------------- 50 Welding Procedure Test ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 50 Bend Test - Ductility of Welds --------------------------------------------------------------- 50 Transverse Tensile Test - Welds ----------------------------------------------------------- 51 Bend Test - Welds --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 51 Impact Test - Welds W elds--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 51 Hardness Test - Welds W elds --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 51 Macroscopic Macroscopic & Microscopic Microscopic Inspection - Welds ----------------------------------------- 51  Acoustic Emission Test - Welds ------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 51

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PRESTRESSING STEEL, SHEATHS, ANCHORAGES, COUPLERS ------------ 52 Tension, Yield, Elongation, Elongation, Break Strength - Steel Wire, Strand, Rod ------------ 52 Relaxation - Steel Wire, Strand, Rod ------------------------------------------------------ 52 Bond Strength - 15.24-mm Diameter Steel Prestressing Strand -------------------- 52 Bending, Hardness - Steel Rods, Strands ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 52 Chemical Analysis - Steel------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------- 52 Dimensions - Steel Strip Sheaths---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 52 Flexural Behaviour Behaviour - Steel Strip Sheaths-------------------------------------------------Sheaths-------------------------------- ------------------ 52 To-and-Fro Bending - Steel Strip Sheaths ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 52 Lateral Load Resistance - Steel Strip Sheaths --------------------------------- --------- 52

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14.11.10 Tensile Load Resistance - Steel Strip Sheaths ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- 52 14.11.11 Leak Tightness - Steel Strip Sheaths ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------- 53 14.11.12  Anchorages ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 53 14.11.13 Couplers ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 53 14.11.14 Rib Geometry ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 53 14.11.15 Compression - Metallic Metallic Materials -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- 53 14.11.16 Hardenability, Hardenability, Hardness (Brinell, (Brinell, Rockwell, Rockwell, Indentation) Indentation) - Bars, Bars, Metallic Metallic Materials ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 53 14.11.17 Torsion Test - W ires, Strand --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 53 14.11.18 Welding Test - Reinforcement Bars -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 53 14.12 WATER, ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 54 14.12.1 Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) ---------------------------------------------------------------- 54 14.12.2 Total Suspended Solids (TSS) -------------------------------------------------------------- 54 14.12.3 Total Volatile Suspended Solids (TVSS) (T VSS) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54 14.12.4 Total Volatile Dissolved Solids (TVDS) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- 54 14.12.5 Settleable Solids -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54 14.12.6 Total Solids --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54 14.12.7 Turbidity -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54 14.12.8 Sludge Weight ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54 14.12.9 Sludge Volume ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54 14.12.10 Sludge Volume Index ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 54 14.12.11 Oil & Grease ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54 14.12.12 Chloride ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54 14.12.13 Residual Chlorine ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 54 14.12.14 Total Chlorine --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54 14.12.15 Sulphate------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54 14.12.16 Sulphide-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 14.12.17 Cyanides Concentration---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 55 14.12.18 Phosphorus (Total) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 14.12.19 pH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 14.12.20 Fluoride-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 14.12.21 Bromide ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 14.12.22  Alkalinity (Total) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 14.12.23 Phenolphthalein Phenolphthalein Alkalinity-------------------------------------------------------- ------------- 55 14.12.24 Hardness (Total) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 14.12.25 Conductivity -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 14.12.26 Calcium-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 14.12.27 Magnesium --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 14.12.28 Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------- 55 14.12.29 Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) --------------------------------------------------------- 55 14.12.30 Total Organic Carbon (TOC) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 55 14.12.31  Ammonium Nitrogen ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 55 14.12.32 Nitrate Nitrogen --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 14.12.33 Nitrite Nitrogen ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 14.12.34 Total Nitrogen------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 55 14.12.35 Total Organic Nitrogen, Kjeldahl Nitrogen ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 56

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14.12.36 Phenol Concentration ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.37 Total Silicates --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.38 Organic Hydrocarbon (Total) (T otal)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 56 14.12.39 Residual Pesticides ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.40 Heavy Metals Concentrations------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 56 14.12.41 Mercury------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.42  Arsenic ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.43 Selenium ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.44 Boron ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.45  Aluminium -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.46 Silicon---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.47 Strontium ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.48 Sodium -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.49 Potassium ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.50 Hexavalent Hexavalent Chromium ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.51 Total Chromium --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.52 Total Coliform --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.53 Fecal Coliform ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.54 E Coli ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.55 Giardia--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.56 Viruses -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 14.12.57 Nematodes (Helminth) Eggs --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 56 14.12.58 Microscopic Microscopic Examination---------------------------------------------------------------------Examination---------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 57 14.12.59 Lead------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57 14.12.60 Nickel ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57 14.12.61 Zinc--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57 14.12.62 Cadmium------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 57 14.12.63 Copper -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57 14.12.64 Gasoline Range Organics (C6-C10) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 57 14.12.65 Diesel Range Organics (C11-C28) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------- 57 14.12.66 Heavy Fraction Range (C29-C40) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 57 14.12.67 Water Analysis of Soil or Soil Analysis for Water --------------------------------------- 57 14.13 CEMENT , , ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 58 14.13.1 Compressive Strength of Hydraulic Cement (Mortars) ------------------------- ------- 58 14.13.2 Chemical Analysis of Cement --------------------------------------------------------------- 58 14.13.3 Setting Time ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 58 14.13.4 Consistency, Soundness-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 58 14.13.5 Fineness of Cement --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 58 14.13.6 Consistence of Fresh Mortar - Masonry Cement ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 58 14.13.7  Air Content - Masonry Cement Cement -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- 58 14.13.8 Water Retention - Masonry Cement ------------------------------------------------------- 58 14.13.9 Sieve Residue ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 58 14.13.10  Autoclave Expansion Expansion (Also known known as Cement Shrinkage Test)--------------------- 59 14.13.11 Specific Gravity, Density -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 59 14.13.12 Pozzolanicity Pozzolanicity Test for Pozzolanic Pozzolanic Cement ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 59 14.13.13 Sulphate Resistant Cement --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59

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Early Stiffening ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59 Potential Expansion Expansion of Portland-Cement Mortars Exposed to Sulphate ---------- 59 Heat of Hydration ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59 Ground Granulated Blast-Furnace Slag - Chemical & Physical Properties ------- 59 Fly Ash or Pulverized-Fuel Ash - Chemical & Physical Properties49 -------------- 59 Silica Fume - Chemical & Physical Properties49 Properties49 ----------------------------------------------------- ------------------------ 59

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INTERLOCKING BLOCKS ------------------------------------------------------------------- 60 Flexural Strength, Tensile Strength, Splitting Strength  –  Natural Stones, Dimension Stones, Slate, Concrete Paving Blocks, Concrete Slab Units --------- 60 Water Absorption - Concrete Slab Units, Dimension Stone, Slate ------------------- -------------- 60 Dimension, Flatness, Dimensional Stability - Concrete Slab Units,  Agglomerated Stones, Concrete Concrete Paving Blocks ------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------- 60 Density (or Specific Gravity) - Concrete Slab Units, Dimension Stone ------------ 60 Slip Resistance (Dry State) - Precast Paver Units, Natural Stones ------- --------- 60  Abrasion Resistance Resistance - Stone Subjected to Foot Traffic, Dimension Stone ------- 60 Compressive Strength - Dimension Stone----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 60 Strength of Individu I ndividual al Stone Anchorages ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 60 Cover Measurement Measurement - Concrete Slab Units ----------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- 60 Initial Surface Absorption - Concrete Slab Units --------------------------- ------------- 60 Carbonation Depth - Concrete Slab Units --------------------------------------------- --- 61  Aggregates - Concrete Slab Units -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 61 Granular Base, Setting Bed for Concrete Pavers, Natural (Stone) Pavers ------- 61 Compressive Strength - Setting Bed, Mortar (for Pavers) ---------------------------- 61 Modulus of Rupture - Dimension Stone ------------------------------------------------- -- 61 Flexural Modulus of Elasticity - Dimension Stone ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 61 Petrographic Examination - Dimension Stone ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------- 61 Weather Resistance - Slate --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 61 Structural Performance - Exterior Cladding ---------------------------------------------- 61

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SURFACES FOR SPORTS AREAS, PLAYGROUND SURFACING ETC, ------- 62 Slip Resistance ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 62 Joint Strength - Synthetic Surfaces -------------------------------------------------------- 62 Water Infiltration Rate ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 62 Rotational Resistance ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 62 Shock Absorption ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 62 Spike Resistance ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 62 Ball Roll Behaviour ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 62  Artificial Weathering Test, Environmental Testing Testing -------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- 62 Fire Test ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 62

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 ADMIXTURES, ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 63 Water Soluble Chloride Content ------------------------------------------------------------ 63 Setting Time ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 63  Alkali Content of Admixtures Admixtures --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 63 Bleeding of Concrete -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 63 Capillary Absorption --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 63 Testing for Air-Entraining Admixtures------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------- 63 Corrosion Susceptibility Susceptibility of Reinforcing Steel -------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------ 63

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14.16.8 Infrared Analysis -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 63 14.16.9  Air Voids Characteristics Characteristics in Hardened Concrete ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 63 14.16.10 Conventional Conventional Dry Material Content ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- 63 14.16.11 Suitability of Special Purpose Admixtures ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 63 14.17 14.17.1 14.17.2 14.17.3 14.17.4 14.17.5 14.17.6 14.17.7 14.17.8 14.17.9 14.17.10 14.17.11 14.17.12 14.17.13 14.17.14 14.17.15 14.17.16 14.17.17 14.17.18 14.17.19 14.17.20 14.17.21 14.17.22 14.17.23 14.17.24 14.17.25 14.17.26 14.17.27 14.17.28 14.17.29 14.17.30 14.17.31 14.17.32 14.17.33 14.17.34 14.17.35 14.17.36 14.17.37

CONCRETE, SHOTCRETE, CONCRETE CO NCRETE PAVEMENT, ----------------------------- 64 Cement -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 64  Aggregates (Coarse, Fine, Lightweight Lightweight etc) and Aggregate Reactivity------------ 64  Admixtures ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 64 Water ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 64 Sampling Plastic (Fresh) Concrete, Slump Testing, Temperature Measurement Measurement and Making Test Specimens in the Field ----------------------------------- ------------------------ 64 Compressive Strength of Hardened Concrete (Making, Curing and Testing) T esting) ---- 64 Density of Hardened Concrete -------------------------------------------------------------- 64 Vebe Test, Flow Table Test, Concrete Compacting Factor - Fresh Concrete ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 64 Static Modulus of Elasticity in Compression ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 64  Air Content of Fresh Concrete – Pressure Method ------------------------------------------------------------------ ------- 65  Air Content of Fresh Concrete – Volumetric Method -------------------------------------------------------------------- 65 Bleeding-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 65 Density of Hardened, Unhardened Concrete - On Site, Nuclear Method --------- 65 Water Absorption of Hardened Concrete ------------------------------------------------- 65 Water Penetration (or Permeability) of Hardened Concrete 58 ----------------------- 65 Rapid Chloride (Ion) Penetration (RCP) or Chloride Migration Test 58-------------- 65 Sulphate Content of Hardened Concrete 58 ----------------------------------------------- 65 Initial Surface (Water) Absorption 58 -------------------------------------------------------- 65 Chloride Ion Concentration, Chloride Content - Hardened Concrete 58 ------------ 65 Rebound Hammer - Hardened Concrete ------------------------------------------------- 65 Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity Velocity Test - Hardened Concrete ------------------------------------------------------------------ 65 Metal Cover Testing - Hardened Concrete -------------------------------------- --------- 65 Cold Applied Joint Sealant Systems for Concrete Pavements ------------------------- ------------------ 66 Hot-Applied Joint Sealant Systems for Concrete Pavements ------------------------ 66 Unit Weight Test (Density) of Fresh Concrete ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------- 66 Strain Measurement - Hardened Concrete ----------------------------------------------- 66 Depth of Carbonation - Cores or Broke (on Concrete) --------------------------------------------- ------------------ 66 Core Compressive Strength St rength--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 66 Cement Content of Hardened Concrete--------------------------------------------------- 66 Half-cell Potential - Hardened Concrete, Reinforcement Primer -------------------- 66 Particle Coating --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 66 Effect of Chemical Admixtures on the Corrosion of Embedded Steel Chloride Environment ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 66 Petrographic Examination Examination on Hardened Concrete ----------------------------------- ------------------------------------- 66 Tensile Splitting Strength of Test Specimens -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- 66 Flexural Strength of Hardened Concrete-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 66 Tensile Strength of Concrete Surfaces -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- 66 Pull-Out Strength - Hardened Concrete ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 66

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Length Change of Concrete Due to Alkali-Silica Reaction - Hardened Concrete ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 67 14.17.39  Abrasion Resistance Resistance of Concrete Surfaces ---------------------------------------------- 67 14.17.40 Time of Setting of Concrete Mixtures by Penetration Penetration Resistance------------------- 67 14.18 14.18.1 14.18.2 14.18.3 14.18.4 14.18.5 14.18.6 14.18.7 14.18.8 14.18.9

CONCRETE CURING ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 68 Water Retention - Curing Compound ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------- 68 Reflectance, Pigments - Curing Compound ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 68 Drying Time - Curing Compound ----------------------------------------------------------- 68 Bond Strength Test - Curing Compound -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 68 Density (or Relative Density) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 68 Non-volatile Content and Settlement (or Volatile Organic Content - VOC) ------- 68 Sheet Materials ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 68 Burlap & Cotton --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 68 Supplementary Strength Strength Tests to Verify Adequacy of Curing ------------------------------------------- -- 68

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PRECAST CONCRETE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 69 Cement -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 69 Bedding Mortar ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 69 Bedding Mortar In addition to the above, the mortar Sampling and Testing Programme to be proposed by the Contractor based on mortar type(s) and procedure(s); for Engineer’s approval  ----------------------------------------------------- 69 Welding Test - Reinforcement Bars -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 69

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WATERPROOFING, ROOFING, , ---------------------------------------------------------- 70 Drainage Fabric (such as Geo-textiles, Geo-membranes, Geosynthetics etc) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 70  Average Thickness, Thickness Tolerance, Overall Thickness (as applicable) - Waterproofing Membrane --------------------------------------------------- 70 Density, Specific Gravity - Waterproofing Membrane, Waterstop ---------------- -- 70 Resistance to Chemicals, Liquids - Waterproofing W aterproofing Membrane ---------------------- 70 Tensile Strength & Elongation (at Yield / Break) - Waterproofing Membrane, Waterstop ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 70 Resistance Under Water Pressure, Water Penetration, Resistance, Tightness (as applicable) applicable) - Waterproofing Membrane--------------------------------------------------------------- -- 70 Water Absorption - Waterproofing W aterproofing Membrane------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------- 71 Tear Resistance, Propagation Tear Resistance - W aterproofing Membrane ---- 71 Resistance to Puncture Propagation, Static, Dynamic Puncture Waterproofing Membrane -------------------------------------------------------------------- 71 Tensile Strength of Welded Seam, Seam Strength, Lap Adhesion (as applicable) - Waterproofing Membrane --------------------------------------------------- 71  Air Pressure Test - Welded Seam -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 71 Resistance to Dynamic Water Pressure -------------------------------------------------- 71 Resistance to Rain ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 71 Dimensional Stability Stability - Waterproofing W aterproofing Membrane -------------------------------------- 71 Low Temperature Bend Test (or Flexibility) - W aterproofing Membrane---------- 71  Adhesion to Rigid Substrate, Self (or Peel Strength) - Waterproofing Membrane ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 71

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Water Vapour Permeability (or Water Vapour Transmission) Waterproofing Membrane -------------------------------------------------------------------- 72 Crack Bridging - Waterproofing W aterproofing Membrane ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 72 Pinhole Holiday Holiday Test ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 72 Water Ponding Test --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 72 Resistance to Ageing, Fatigue, Accelerated Weathering (UV Radiation, Heating), Extensibility, Extensibility, Retention of Properties - Waterproofing W aterproofing Membrane ----- 72 Pliability Degrees - Bitumen-Saturated Felts and Woven Fabrics for Roofing and Waterproofing ------------------------------------------------------------------ 72 Hardness (Initial-Shore, Rockwell, International) - Waterproofing Membrane ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 72 Set to Touch, Drying Time - Waterproofing Membrane ------------------------------- 72 Capability to Seal Around Fasteners - Waterproofing W aterproofing Membrane ------------------ 72 Test Methods for Emulsified Bitumens Used as Protective Coatings -------------- 72 Dimension of Protection Board -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 73 Softening Point - Waterproofing W aterproofing Membrane------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 73 Bitumen Content - Waterproofing W aterproofing Membrane-------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- 73 Taber Abrasion (or Abrasion Resistance) - Acrylic Polymer, Liquid Membrane ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 73  Adhesives (Related (Related to Waterproofing) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- 73 Viscosity - Roofing Bitumen --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 73 Working Time, Initial Setting Time and Service Strength Setting Time Epoxy Mortar------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 73 Compressive Strength - Epoxy Mortar---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- 73 Tensile Strength - Epoxy Mortar ------------------------------------------------------------ 73 Flexural Strength - Epoxy Mortar ----------------------------------------------------------- 73 Bond Strength - Epoxy Resin ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 73 Density - Epoxy Resin ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 73 Coefficient of Linear Expansion - Epoxy Mortar -------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- 73 Water Absorption - Epoxy Mortar ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 73 Vapour Transmission - Volatile Liquid ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- 74 Voids - Roofing and Waterproofing Membrane ----------------------------------------- 74 Flexibility Flexibility - Roofing and Waterproofing Materials and Membranes ----------------- 74 Non-volatile Content - Cold Liquid Applied Membrane -------------------------------- 74 Characterizing Thermoplastic Fabrics - Roofing and Waterproofing --------------- 74 Resistance to Wind Load, Uplift- Membrane Roofing Systems -------------- ------- 74 Impact Resistance - Bituminous Roofing Systems ------------------------------ ------- 74  Adhesive and Cohesive Strength Between Materials - Roofing or Waterproofing Membranes and Systems ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 74 Resistance to Compaction of Asphalt Layer - Waterproofing Membrane for Bridge--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 74 Behaviour of Bitumen Sheets During Application of Mastic Asphalt Waterproofing Membrane for Bridge ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 74 Compatibility by Heat Conditioning - Waterproofing Membrane for Bridge ------- 75 Peel, Shear Resistance of Joints - Waterproofing Membrane ----------------------- 75 Resistance to Ozone - Waterproofing Membrane -------------------------------------- 75

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RESIN, POLYMER/CEMENT COMPOSITION, ----------------------------------------- 76 Compressive Strength ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 76 Modulus of Elasticity in Flexure, Flexural Strength ------------------------------------- 76 Density of Hardened Resin Compositions ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 76 Modulus of Elasticity in Compression ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------- 76 Tensile Strength -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 76 Resistance to Liquids ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 76 Peak Exotherm Temperature ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 76 Temperature of Deflection Under Bending Stress -------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- 76 Creep in Compression ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 76 Unrestrained Linear Linear Shrinkage, Coefficient of Thermal Expansion ----------------- -------------- 76 UV Accelerated Weathering ----------------------------------------------------------------- 76 Slant Shear Strength ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 76 Shear Adhesion Bond ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 76 Skid Resistance --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 76 Taber Abrasion ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 76

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MASONRY, BRICK, MORTAR ETC AND RELATED ACCESSORIES, , ---------- 77 Compressive Strength - Masonry Units --------------------------------------------------- 77 Density - Masonry Units ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 77 Dimension - Masonry Units ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 77 Flatness - Masonry Units --------------------------------------------------------------------- 77 Water Absorption - Masonry Units -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 77 Bending Tensile Strength - Masonry Units ----------------------------------------------- 77 Precast Concrete Masonry Units------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------- 77 Filler for Movement Joint - Boards -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 77 Movement Joint Sealant ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 77 Water Penetration and Leakage Through Masonry ---------------------------------------------------------------- ------- 78 Flexural Bond Strength of Masonry -------------------------------------------------------- 78 Compressive Strength (Average) - Mortar, Screed etc ------------------------------------------------------------- -- 78 Flow (Consistency), Flowability Flowability -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 78 Water Absorption - Mortar, Screed etc -------------------------------------------------- -- 78 Water Penetration Test ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 78 Flexural Strength - Mortar, Screed etc----------------------------------------------------- 78 Volume Change and/or (Linear) (Linear) Shrinkage -------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 78 Water Retention and/or Consistency Retention - Mortar, Screed etc -------------- 78 Stiffening Time - Mortar ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 78 Setting Time - Skim Coat --------------------------------------------------------------------- 78 UV Accelerated Weathering - Self Levelling Screed -------------------------------------------------------------------- 78 Shear Adhesion Bond - Self-Levelling Self-Levelling Screed ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------- 78 Slip Resistance (Before and After Accelerated Weathering) - Self Levelling Screed --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 78 Tensile Adhesion Bond Strength - Self Levelling Screed ----------------------------- 78

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Bond Strength of Mortar to Masonry Units ----------------------------------------------- 79 Tensile Pull Off Strength (Before and After Weathering) ----------------------------- 79 Preconstruction & Construction Evaluation - Mortars for Plain and Reinforced Unit Masonry-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 79  Abrasion Resistance Resistance of Mortar Surfaces -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 79  Air Content - Hydraulic Cement Cement Mortar -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- 79 Length Change of Hydraulic-Cement Mortars Exposed to a Sulfate Solution --- 79 Examination and Analysis Analysis - Hardened Mortar ------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------ 79 Total Solids Content - Bonding Agent ----------------------------------------------------- 79 Physical Testing - Lime------------------------------------------------------------------------ 79 Physical Testing - Gypsum ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 79 Block Type Insulation ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 79 Calcium Sulphate - Bedding Mortar for Precast, Pavers, Stones ------------------- 79 Water Soluble Chloride - Mortar, Bedding Mortar --------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 79

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CONCRETE KERB (OR CURB) & KERBSTONE (CURBSTONE) ----------------- 80 Dimension ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 80 Water Absorption ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 80 Bending Strength ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 80 Compressive Strength ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 80 Transverse Strength --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 80 Flatness ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 80 Core Samples ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 80

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GEO-TEXTILE, GEO-MEMBRANE, GEOSYNTHETICS, ---------------------------- 81 Grab Strength, Grab Break Load ----------------------------------------------------------- 81 Puncture Strength (CBR Puncture Test), Static Puncture Test --------------------- 81 Burst Strength, Trapezoidal Strength, Tear Resistance----------------------------------------------------------- -- 81 Strength, Tensile Strength---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 81 Elongation & Rapture, Mean Peak Strength --------------------------------------------- 81 Permeability (Water), Water Absorption -------------------------------------------------- 81 Dimension, Density, Mass, Mass Per Unit Area -------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- 81 Opening Size (Pore Size) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------- 81 Thickness ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 81 Ultrasonic Testing - Geomembrane -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 81 Peel Test, Tensile Test, Seam Evaluation, Air Channel Evaluation - Joints, Seams --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 81 Shear Test - Seams --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 81 Resistance to Perforation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------- 81 Pull-out Resistance in Soil ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 82 Carbon Black Content, Carbon Black Dispersion - Geomembrane, Geosynthetics ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 82 Peel Strength - Needle Punched Geosynthetic----------------------------Geosynthetic------------------------------------------------------ 82 Moisture Content - Geosynthetic Clay Liners -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- 82 Bentonite Free Swell, Swell Index - Geosynthetic Clay Liners----------------------- 82 Montmorillonite Montmorillonite Content - Geosynthetic Clay Liners ----------------------------------- 82

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 ANTI-TERMITE TREATMENT ------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 83 Sampling and Testing Programme to be proposed by the Contractor for Engineer’s approval  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 83

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FIRE TESTING ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 83 Reaction to Fire Tests - Building Products ----------------------------------------------- 83 Fire Rating Test - All Applicable Material ------------------------------------------------- 83 Where not stated clearly, Sampling and Testing Programme to be ------------------------------------- 83 proposed by the Contractor for Engineer’s approval --------------------------------

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 ALUMINIUM, ALUMINIUM ALLOYS  –  DOORS, WINDOWS, SHEETS, STRIPS, PLATES ETC --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 83 Chemical Analysis Analysis ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 83 Dimensions --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 83 Mechanical Mechanical Properties ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 83 Tension Test - Wrought and Cast Aluminum-Alloy and Magnesium-Alloy Products ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 84

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STEEL DOORS AND WINDOWS ---------------------------------------------------------- 84 Sampling and Testing Programme to be proposed by the Contractor for Engineer’s approval  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 84

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HANDRAILS AND BALUSTER -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 84 Sampling and Testing Programme to be proposed by the Contractor for Engineer’s approval  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 84

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TILES, GROUTS AND ADHESIVE FOR TILES ETC, -------------------------------- 85 Resistance to Surface Abrasion - Tiles -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- 85 Resistance to Deep Abrasion - Tiles ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 85 Impact Resistance - Tiles T iles ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------- 85 Dimensions, Surface Flatness & Surface Quality - Tiles --------------------------------------------------------- -- 85 Water Absorption, Relative Density - Tiles -------------------------------------------- --- 85 Modulus of Rapture and Breaking Strength - Tiles ------------------------------------------------------------------ ------- 85 Moisture Expansion - Tiles ------------------------------------------------------------------- 85 Chemical Resistance - Tiles ----------------------------------------------------------------- 85 Resistance to Stains - Tiles ------------------------------------------------------------------ 85 Linear Thermal Expansion - Tiles ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 85 Crazing Resistance - Tiles---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 85 Chemical Resistance - Grout for Tiles ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- 85 Resistance to Abrasion (or Wear Test) - Grout for Tiles --------------------------------------------------------- -- 85 Bend (or Flexural) and Compressive Strength - Grout for Tiles --------------------- 86 Shrinkage - Grout for Tiles ------------------------------------------------------------------- 86 Water Absorption - Grout for Tiles-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 86 Slip, Adhesion Test - Adhesives for Tiles T iles ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 86 Tensile & Shear Adhesion, Bond Strength  –  Adhesives, Reaction Resin  Adhesives for Tiles ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 86

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Open Time - Adhesives for Tiles ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------- 86 Shear Testing - Adhesives for Tiles -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 86 Compressive Testing - Adhesives for Tiles T iles--------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 86 Deformation - Adhesives for Tiles ---------------------------------------------------------- 86 Chemical Resistance - Adhesives for Tiles T iles--------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 86 Tensile Testing - Adhesives for Tiles ------------------------------------------------------ 86 Wetting Capability - Adhesives for Tiles -------------------------------------------------- 86 Terrazzo Tiles - Internal and External Use -------------------------------------------- --- 86 Transverse Deformation - Cementitious Adhesives Adhesives and Grouts-------------------- 86

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SUSPENDED CEILING ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 87 Dimensions --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 87 Fire Tests ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 87 Tensile Strength -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 87 Bend Testing ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 87 Load Capacity ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 87 Electrical Testing ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------------------------- 87 Noise Control (Acoustic) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 87 Thermal Conductivity -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 87 Moisture Control -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 87 Condensation --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 87

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GLASS FIBRE REINFORCED CONCRETE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 88 Sampling and Testing Program to be proposed by the Contractor to be approved by the Engineer Engineer ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- 88

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GLASS AND GLAZING ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 88 Sampling and Testing Program to be proposed by the Contractor to be approved by the Engineer Engineer ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- 88

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PAINT, VARNISH, PIGMENTS FOR COLOURING ---------------------------------------------------------------- ------- 89 Density of Paint --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 89 Thickness (Wet & Dry) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 89 Scrub Resistance ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 89 Viscosity-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 89 Sag Resistance (or Sagging Mills) --------------------------------------------------------- 89 Specular Gloss of Non-Metallic Paint Films ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 89 Fineness of Dispersion of Pigment-Vehicle Systems ------------------------------------------------------------------ 89 Colour Measurement of Paint and Varnishes (Also known as Comparison for Paint) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 89 Comparison of Contrast Ratio 75 ------------------------------------------------------------- 89 pH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 89 Cross-cut Tests of Paints and Varnishes ---------------------------------------------- --- 89  Adhesion (Pull (Pull Off) Strength 76 --------------------------------------------------------------- 89 Pigment Content -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 89 Resistance to Liquids ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 89 Pigments for the Colouring of Building Materials -------------------------- ------------- 90 Fire Resistance ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 90 Volatile Content --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 90 Non-Volatile Content ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 90

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14.35.19 Bend Test, Flexibility Flexibility of Paints and Varnishes ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------- 90 14.35.20 Resistance to Abrasion --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 90 14.35.21 Tensile Property -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 90 14.35.22 Resistance to Weathering, Accelerated Weathering -------------------------------------------------------------------- 90 14.35.23 Drying Time -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 90 14.35.24 Rheological Properties ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 90 14.35.25 Hiding Power------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 90 14.35.26  Average Reflectance------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 90 14.35.27  Alkali Resistance------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------------------------- 90 14.36 ROAD MARKING MATERIALS, ------------------------------------------------------------ 91 14.36.1 Yellowness Yellowness Index - Thermoplastic -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 91 14.36.2 Thickness - Thermoplastic ------------------------------------------------------------------- 91 14.36.3 Skid Resistance - Thermoplastic------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------- 91 14.36.4 Density - Thermoplastic ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 91 14.36.5 Luminance - Thermoplastic ------------------------------------------------------------------ 91 14.36.6 Drying Time - Thermoplastic --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- 91 14.36.7 Softening Point - Thermoplastic ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 91 14.36.8 Flowability Flowability - Thermoplastic ------------------------------------------------------ ------------- 91 14.36.9  Abrasion Resistance Resistance - Thermoplastic ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------- 91 14.36.10 Glass Bead Content --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- 91 14.36.11 Drying Time Test - Paints ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------- 91 14.36.12 Settling Properties - Traffic Traff ic Paints -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 91 14.36.13 Calcium Carbonate Content --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 91 14.36.14 Bond Strength ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 91 14.36.15 Binder Content ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 91 14.36.16 Sieve Analysis Analysis (Gradation) - Road Marking Materials --------------------------------- 91 14.36.17 Performance - Retroreflecting Road Studs ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 92 14.36.18 Dimensions - Retroreflecting Road Studs----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 92 14.36.19 Visibility Visibility (Night-time) - Retroreflecting Road Studs ------------------------------------------------------------------ ------- 92 14.36.20 Visibility Visibility (Daytime) - Retroreflecting Retroref lecting Road Studs ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 92 14.36.21 Luminous Intensity - Retroreflecting Road Studs ------------------------------------ --- 92 14.36.22 Colour, Colorimetry Colorimetry - Retroreflecting Road Studs ------------------------------------- 92 14.36.23 Chromaticity - Retroreflecting Road Studs--------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 92 14.36.24 Resilience - Retroreflecting Road Studs -------------------------------------------------- 92 14.36.25 Fixing - Retroreflecting Road Studs -------------------------------------------------------- 92 14.36.26 Optical Measurement Measurement - Retroreflecting Road Studs -------------------------------------------------------------------- 92 14.37 14.37.1 14.37.2 14.37.3 14.37.4 14.37.5 14.37.6 14.37.7 14.37.8

UPVC, PLASTIC - PIPES, FITTINGS, VALVES ETC--------------------------------------------------------------- -- 93 Dimensions --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 93 Pressure Testing ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------------------------- 93 Thermoplastic Ancillary Ancillary Fittings ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------ 93 Hydrostatic Test -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 93 Tensile Test -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 93 Leaktightness --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 93 Hydrostatic Leak Testing --------------------------------------------------------------------- 93 Ultrasonic Leak Testing 80 --------------------------------------------------------------------- 93

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PRECAST CONCRETE PIPES, MANHOLES, INSPECTION CHAMBERS ETC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 94 Dimensions --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 94 Hydrostatic Pressure Test, Pressure Testing, W atertightness Test ---------------- 94 Hydrostatic Leak Testing --------------------------------------------------------------------- 94 Ultrasonic Leak Testing ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 94 Low Pressure Air Test - Sewerline --------------------------------------------------------- 94 Negative Air Pressure (Vacuum) 82 - Sewerline ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- 94 82 Negative or Positive Air Pressure Test  - Concrete Sanitary Sewer Pipe-------- 94 Compressive Strength Test ------------------------------------------------------------------ 94 Tensile Test - Reinforced Concrete Pressure Pipe ------------------------------------------------------------------ ------- 94  Angular Deflection, Bend Testing Testing ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- 94 Crushing Test --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 94 Shear Testing --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 94 Prestressing Steel - Prestressed Concrete Pressure Pipes -------------------------- 95 Permeability - Prestressed Concrete Pressure Pipes, Concrete Pipes, Manholes ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 95 Coating - Prestressed Concrete Pressure Pipes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 95 Standard Tests - Concrete Pipe, Manhole Sections ----------------------------------- 95 Hydrogen Embrittlement Resistance - Prestressed Concrete Pipe----------------- 95

14.39 VITRIFIED CLAY PIPES, JOINTS, MANHOLES ETC, ------------------------------- 96 14.39.1 Dimensions --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 96 14.39.2 Barrel Permeability (Hydrostatic Infiltration) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 96 14.39.3 Straightness--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 96 14.39.4 Bending Moment Resistance ---------------------------------------------------------------- 96 14.39.5 Tensile Testing ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 96 14.39.6 Chemical Resistance -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 96 14.39.7 Leak Test, Water Test, Pressure Test----------------------------------------------------- 96 14.39.8 Strength (Crushing) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 96 14.39.9  Angular Deflection --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 96 14.39.10 Fatigue Test, W ear Test, Roughness (Surface) Test ------------------------------------------------------------------ 96 14.39.11 Thermal Testing -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 96 14.39.12 Water Absorption ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 97 14.39.13 Hydrostatic Leak Testing --------------------------------------------------------------------- 97 14.39.14 Ultrasonic Leak Testing 85 --------------------------------------------------------------------- 97 14.40 14.40.1 14.40.2 14.40.3 14.40.4 14.40.5 14.40.6 14.40.7 14.40.8 14.40.9 14.40.10

GRP PIPES, FITTINGS, JOINTS, PLASTIC PIPING, PRC ETC, ------------------ 98 Dimensions --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 98 Visual Inspection ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------------------------- 98 Stiffness, Flexibility ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 98 Hardness------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 98 Crushing Test --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 98 Strain Corrosion -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 98 Liner Thickness --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 98 Loss on Ignition --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 98 Leak Test (W ater Test) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 98 Hoop Tensile Strength ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 98

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Longitudinal, Longitudinal, Axial Tensile Strength -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 98 Water Absorption ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 99 Resistance to Short-Time Hydraulic Pressure ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------- 99 Compressive Properties---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 99

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DUCTILE IRON (DI) PIPES, FITTINGS, FLANGE, ADAPTOR GASKETS, VALVES , ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 100 Dimensions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 100 Operating Pressure -------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 100 Internal Lining------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 100 External Coating ---------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 100 Wrapping Material ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- 100 Metal Pipe and Tubing--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 100 Hydrostatic Leak Testing ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------- 100 90 Ultrasonic Leak Testing  ------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------- 100 Rubber Gaskets, Seals, Joint Rings -------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------- 100 Valves for all Purposes --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ 100 Epoxy Coating - Ductile Iron Pipes, Fittings and Accessories ---------------------- 101  Adhesion to Pipe - Internal Internal Lining ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------101 Salt Spray Test - Internal Lining ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 101 Pinhole Test, Spark Holiday Test - Internal, External Lining ------------------------ 101 Sulphuric Acid Immersion Test, Corrosive Environment Test - Internal Lining --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------101 Impact Resistance - Internal Lining ------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------ 101  Abrasion Resistance Resistance - Internal Lining ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------- 101 Vapour Permeability - Internal Lining ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------101 Thickness - Internal Lining ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------101

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ROAD SIGNS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 102 Performance ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 102 Luminance--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 102 Chromaticity, Photometry (Light Measurement) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 102 Mechanical Testing, Impact Testing, Wind Loading, Environmental testing, Loading----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 102 14.42.5 Retroreflective Materials ----------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 102 14.42.6 Coefficient of Retroreflection, Reflection Factor ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 102 14.42.7 Measurement Measurement of Retroreflective Signs---------------------------------------------------Signs------------------------ ---------------------------- 102 14.42.8 Colorimetry & Colour ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- 102 14.42.9 Lighting (Road Signs)----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- 102 14.42.10 Galvanise Coating -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------ 102 14.42.11 Dimensions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 102 14.42.12  Anchor Bolts --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- 102 14.43 14.43.1 14.43.2 14.43.3 14.43.4

FLOORING, FLOOR COVERINGS, ADHESIVES FOR FLOORING ETC, -----103 Elasticity and Resistance to Wear, Wear Test T est ----------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- 103 Bending Strength Under Static Load - Wood Flooring-------------------------------------------------------------- -103 Resistance to Indentation, Impact ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------103 Dimensions (Changes, Stability and Curling), Flatness (Surface), Geometrical Characteristics --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------103

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Changes in Appearance, Light Stability -------------------------------------------------- 103 Resistance to Chemical Agents, Delamination, Delamination, Cigarettes -------------------------- 103 Performance, Adhesion, Mechanical, Ageing etc - Adhesives for Floor Covering ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------103 Electrical Resistance to Earth ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------103 Mass, Mass Per Unit Area, Density ---------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------- 103 Overall Thickness, Pile Thickness Above the Backing, Substrate, Thickness Swelling ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 104 Lock Strength - Laminate Floor Coverings Coverings ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- 104 Scratch Tests, Surface Defects, Humidity - Acrylic Based Surface Layer ------- 104 Caster Chair Test - Textile Floor Coverings ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 104 Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Emissions, Volatile Loss ----------------------- 104 Identification of Linoleum and Determination of Cement Content and Ash Residue - Resilient Floor Coverings------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 104 Flexibility Flexibility - Resilient Flooring Materials ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------- 104 Seam Strength - Resilient Floor Coverings-------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- 104 Reaction to Fire Tests, Effects of a Small Source of Ignition I gnition ----------------------- 104 Gelling - Resilient Floor Coverings ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------104 Conventional Conventional Pattern Depths - Resilient Floor Coverings---------------------------- 104 Spreading of Water, W ater, Moisture Content ------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------104 Exudation of Plasticizers - Resilient Floor Coverings ------------------------------------------------ ----------------- 104 Kerosine Number - Roofing and Flooring Felt --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --104 Staining of Vinyl Flooring by Adhesives -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 105 Static Coefficient Coeff icient of Friction --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------105 Simulated Services - Wood Flooring ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 105 Long-Side Friction - Laminate Floor Coverings----------------------------------------Coverings------------------ ----------------------- 105

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CERAMIC FOR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ 106 Vitrified Ceramic Materials for Electrical Appliances ---------------------------------- 106 Flexural Strength - Electronic Grade 3 Ceramic ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 106

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GULLIES, GRATINGS, MANHOLE COVERS ETC ET C ----------------------------------- 106 Mechanical Mechanical testing - Gullies --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------106 Dimensions - Gullies ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- 106 Seals - Gullies -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- 106 Pressure Testing Leak Tests Watertightness W atertightness Tests - Gullies ---------------------- 106 Odours - Gullies -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------ 106 Thermal-cycling Tests - Gullies -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------- 106 Flow Rates, Flow Measurement, Siphons - Gullies----------------------------------------------------------------- ------ 106 Sheet Flooring, Membranes - Gullies ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------- 106 Deflection Tests, Strength of Materials - Gullies, Manhole Covers Covers ---------------106 Load Test - Manhole Covers Covers ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------107 Type Testing - Manhole Covers Covers ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- 107 Epoxy Coating - Manhole Covers ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- 107

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REFERENCES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------- 108  American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) : -------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 108 International Organisation for Standardization Standardization (ISO): -----------------------------------------------------------------113

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 Asphalt Institute (AI):------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- 114  American Petroleum Petroleum Institute (API): ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 114  American Concrete Society Society (ACI): ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- 114  American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM): [Note: Where available/applicable the ASTM version used should be the metric edition, ie, ‘M version’ (or ASTM D1234M etc).] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 114  American Welding Society (AWS): ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- 140 British Standards Institute (BSI): -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -140  American Public Public Health Association (APHA): ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ 169 Deutsches Institut für Normung EV (DIN) : -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- 171 Construction Industry Research and Information Association (CIRIA) ( CIRIA) : ---------- 171 United States Environmental Protection Agency: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 171 Swiss Standard - Normes SN (Suisse): -------------------------------------------------- 172

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APPENDIX A – SAMPLING  – SAMPLING AND TESTING FREQUENCIES

Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

Method

Minimum

3

14.1

SOIL INVESTIGATION

14.1.1

Boreholes (for buildings)

14.1.2

Boreholes (for highways, T146, T206, bridges, high cuts,  ASTM D421, D1586, culverts, retaining walls D1587, BS 1377-9, etc) BS 5930,

 AASHTO R13, T87, T146, T206,  ASTM D421, D1586, D1587, BS 1377-9, BS 5930, BS EN 1997-2, BS EN ISO 14688-1, BS EN ISO 14688-2, BS EN ISO 14689-1, BS EN ISO 22475-1, BS EN ISO 22476-2, BS EN ISO 22476-3, BS EN ISO 22476-12  AASHTO R13, T87,

BS EN 1997-2, BS EN ISO 14688-1, BS EN ISO 14688-2, BS EN ISO 14689-1, BS EN ISO 22475-1, BS EN ISO 22476-2, BS EN ISO 22476-3, BS EN ISO 22476-12

4, 5

Frequency

Remarks

 Minimum

3 boreholes per site  1 borehole every 300 m2  Grid at a mutual spacing of 20 m

The spacing could be halved for irregular conditions or doubled for uniform conditions. The Engineer shall determine the depth of the borehole.

Grid at a mutual spacing of 75 m for subgrade survey  1  –  3 per pier or abutment  Minimum 3 to draw a profile (high cuts etc)  Grid at a mutual spacing of 30 m for culverts, retaining walls etc

The spacing could be halved for irregular conditions or doubled for uniform conditions. The Engineer shall determine the depth of the borehole.



1

Footnote 1: The testing frequency stipulated herein shall be mandatory unless otherwise stated. The tests are to be conducted as per the demands of the site as applicable. The same testing sequence and frequency shall be adopted for the recycled materials as applicable.

2

 Footnote 2: All testing will have to be carried out on site or at a designated laboratory irrespective of whether the materials have been tested by the manufacturer or by an intermediate party (such as asphalt, concrete etc supplier) or the availability of the conformity certificates.

3

 Footnote 3: All the reference standards and documents are listed at the end of this table for ease of reference.

[Note: Where available/applicable the ASTM version used should be the metric edition, ie, ‘M version’ (or A STM

D1234M etc).] 4

Footnote 4: The Contractor shall carry out the maximum number of tests, ie, whichever condition comes first (ie, whichever is more frequent). Sampling and testing frequency may be modified as directed by the Engineer.  Footnote 5: Minimum frequencies shall be deemed to include ‘part thereof’. For example; ‘1 test per 2000 m 2’

5

2

or ‘1 test per 50 units’ shall be interpreted as ‘1 test per 2000 m or part thereof’ or ‘1 test per 50 units or part actor is required to carry out the stipulated testing for amount of work which thereof’ etc respectively, ie, the Contr actor

is less than the mentioned amount.

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

Method

14.2

BENTONITE SLURRY

14.2.1

Density

14.2.2

Viscosity 6 Value) Value)

14.2.3

 Yield Stress Stress

14.2.4 14.2.5 14.2.6

14.2.7

6

(or

Mash

6

tests per shift  2 tests per day

Stage 1

 2

tests per shift  2 tests per day

Stage 1

 API RP 13B-1,  ASTM 4832

 2

tests per shift  2 tests per day  2 tests per shift  2 tests per day  2 tests per shift  2 tests per day  2 tests per shift  2 tests per day

Stage 1

 2

tests per shift  2 tests per day

Stage 1

 2

tests per shift  2 tests per day

Stage 1

 2

tests per shift  2 tests per day  2 tests per shift  2 tests per day  2 tests per shift

Stage 1

 AASHTO T119, T119,  ASTM C143, BS EN 12350-2  ASTM D1140 D1140 Laboratory or field test  ASTM C138, D4380

 2

Stage 3

tests per shift  2 tests per day

Stage 3

 ASTM D5084 Laboratory test

 1

Stage 3

as Fluid or Filter Loss or 6 Filter Press) Press ) Bentonite Content Conten t

14.2.9

pH

Weight-Volume

6

 API RP 13B-1, BS EN 1536  ASTM D4380

6

7 14.2.10 Unit Weight

14.2.11 Viscosity Value) Value)

(or

Mash

 API RP 13B-1

Stage 1 Stage 1 Stage 1

Stage 2 Stage 2

7

8 14.2.12 Slump Cone

8 14.2.13 Gradation Gradation

14.2.14

Remarks

 2

6

14.2.8

4, 5

Frequency

 API RP 13B-1,  ASTM D4380, BS EN 1536  API RP 13B-1

 API RP 13B-1,  ASTM 4832  API RP 13B-1, 6 Shear Strength Strength  ASTM 4832  API RP 13B-1, 6 Sand Content Conten t  ASTM D4381, BS EN 1536  API RP 13B-1, Filtrate Loss (also known BS EN 1536 Gel Strength

Minimum

3

Density (or Unit Weight 8 Test) Test)

8 Permeability 14.2.15 Permeability

tests per shift  2 tests per day  1

test per 2000 m 3

 2

test per 2000 m3

Stage 3

6

  Footnote 6: The Contractor shall carry out these tests for Stage 1 - Initial Bentonite slurry (ie, when the Bentonite is in the form of slurry before its use).

7

  Footnote 7: The Contractor shall carry out these tests for Stage 2 - In-trench Bentonite Slurry (ie, when the Bentonite is in use inside the trench).

8

 Footnote 8: The Contractor shall carry out these tests for Stage 3 - Cement-Bentonite Soil-Bentonite, (backfill) material (ie, when the Bentonite has been used and recovered for reuse).

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

8 Viscosity 14.2.16 Viscosity

8

14.2.17

pH

14.2.18

Filtrate Loss (also known as Fluid or Filter Loss or 8 Filter Press) Press )

8 Conten t 14.2.19 Bentonite Content

Method

Minimum

3

 API RP 13B-1  API RP 13B-1, BS EN 1536  API RP 13B-1, BS EN 1536

Weight-Volume

4, 5

Frequency

Remarks

tests per shift  2 tests per day  2 tests per shift  2 tests per day  2 tests per shift  2 tests per day

Stage 3

 2

Stage 3

 2

tests per shift  2 tests per day

Stage 3 Stage 3

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

14.3

PILING

14.3.1

Static Load Test

14.3.2

Cube Test

14.3.3

Integrity Test (or Low Strain Integrity Test)

14.3.4

(Crosshole) Sonic Logging Test

14.3.5

Calliper Logging

14.3.6

Dynamic Load Test (or High Strain Dynamic Test)

14.3.7

Static Axial Tensile Load Test

14.3.8

Lateral Load Test

Method

Minimum

3

4, 5

Frequency

 ASTM D1143, D1143, BS EN 1997-1



 ASTM D5882

 All

 ASTM D6760, CIRIA Report 144

 10-15%

of Piles  9

 ASTM D6167

 10-15%

of Piles

 ASTM D4945

 5%

 ASTM D3689

 As

Remarks

Minimum of 1 test per site  1% of piles  As per concrete testing requirements Piles

Refer to footnote

of piles

per the

Engineer’s request

 ASTM D3966

9

 As

per the

Engineer’s request

  Footnote 9: Piles bigger than 1000mm diameter shall be tested as per this testing requirement (5 vertical access tubes shall be attached at constant spacing to the reinforcement cage of the pile). For smaller diameter piles testing (3 access tubes or as per the Engineer’s discretion)

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

Method

Minimum

3

4, 5

Frequency

14.4

EARTHWORKS, SUBGRADE, BASE, SUBBASE, 10, 11 BACKFILL, SUB-BALLAST ETC

14.4.1

(Modified) Proctor Test [Optimum Moisture Content (OMC) & Maximum Dry Density (MDD)]

14.4.2

Field Density & Field Moisture Content [also known as (Field) 12 Compaction Test]

14.4.3

Gradation 13 Analysis

14.4.4

Atterberg Limits (Index limits) - [Liquid Limit & Plasticity Index]

14.4.5

Shape (Flakiness Index & 14 Elongation Index)   Also known as Fractured Faces

(Sieve)

D1557, BS 1377-4

 ASTM D1556, D6938, BS 1377-9

 ASTM D6913, BS EN 933-1

 ASTM D4318, BS 1377-2

D5821

Remarks

Refer to footnote

 Each

source  (Visible) Change in material 3  1 test every 1000 m

test every 200 m 2 Refer to footnote per lift (ie, per compacted layer)  1 every 75m per lane per layer   1 test every 20 m of pipe laying or trenching works per lift (ie, per compacted layer) Refer to footnote  Each source  Visible change in gradation 3  1 test every 1000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material 3  1 test every 1000 m   1

Refer to footnote source  (Visible) Change in material   Every change in Job Mix Formula (JMF) 3  1 test every 3000 m  Each

10

Footnote 11: Earthworks, Subgrade (including porous, prepared etc), Base, Subbase, Backfill (including soilcement, structural, pipe bedding, trenching, piping, pervious, porous, reclamation backfill etc), Sub-ballast, Common fill, Select fill, Technical fill, Embankment fill, Rock fill, Sabkha rock fill, Gravel, Granular Base (for pavers of all kinds), Setting Bed (for pavers of all kinds) etc and/or products and materials conforming to ASTM D2940 or equivalent shall be tested as per this section requirement where applicable.

11

Footnote 12: Concrete specifications, testing procedures and frequencies shall be adopted for concrete and concrete related backfill.

12

Footnote 13: The same testing frequency is to be followed for related backfill works such as manholes, chambers, thrust blocks, skip shaft etc.

13

Footnote 14: Aggregate gradation standards are included to cater for pervious, porous etc backfill.   Footnote 15: 1 test here refers to 1 pair of tests, ie, 1 test each for Flakiness Index and Elongation Index and/or Fractured Faces as applicable

14

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

Method

 Each

 AASHTO T290, T290,

 Each

BS 1377-3, BS EN 1744-1 BS 1377-3,

 Each

Soundness (or Magnesium Sulphate Test as applicable)

14.4.7

Water Soluble Sulphate  ASTM C1580, or Acid Soluble Sulphate BS 812-118, 13 as applicable

Water Soluble Chloride or Acid Soluble Chloride as 13 applicable applicabl e

14.4.9

Organic Matter Content

BS 1377-3

 ASTM D2419

14.4.10 Sand Equivalent

14.4.11

Los Angeles Abrasion or Aggregate Abrasion Value as applicable

14.4.12

California Bearing Ratio (CBR) test together with 15 the swell criteria

14.4.13

Cone Penetrometer Test

16

16 14.4.14 Plate Load Test

14.4.15

15

Clay Lumps and Friable 16 Particles

4, 5

Frequency

 ASTM C88

14.4.6

14.4.8

Minimum

3

 ASTM C131, C535

 ASTM D1883, D4429, BS1377-4, BS1377-9

 ASTM D3441, D5778, BS 1377-7

 AASHTO T222, T222, ASTM D1196, BS 1377-9, DIN English 18134  ASTM C142

Remarks

source  (Visible) Change in material 3  1 test every 3000 m Refer to footnote source  (Visible) Change in material 3  1 test every 3000 m Refer to footnote source  (Visible) Change in material 3  1 test every 3000 m  Each

source  (Visible) Change in material 3  1 test every 3000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material 3  1 test every 1000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material 3  1 test every 3000 m Each source (laboratory testing)  (Visible) Change in material (laboratory testing) 3  1 test every 1000 m (laboratory testing) and 1 test every 2000 m2  on the final layer (in-situ testing)   Minimum of 3 tests per site 2  1 test every 3000 m after compaction of the final layer   Minimum of 3 tests per site 2  1 test every 3000 m on the final layer  Each source  (Visible) Change in material 3  1 test every 5000 m 

Refer to footnote

Refer to footnote

Refer to footnote

Refer to footnote

 Footnote 16: The Contractor may carry out any one of the tests deemed suitable for the site in consultation with the Engineer. The tests are to be repeated separately for each final layer, i.e. subgrade, subbase etc. 16  Footnote 17: For aggregates used in the pervious, porous backfill etc as applicable.

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

14.4.16 Layer

Thickness Verification (Trial Pit)

14.4.17

Refer to Soil Investigation Section

 AASHTO T113, T113,

 –   –  Density Relations (for SoilCement Mixtures etc) as applicable

14.4.19

Material Finer than 75 μm

14.4.20

Compressive Strength Soil-Cement Mixtures 17 etc

14.4.21

Immersed Compressive Strength - Soil-Cement 18 Mixtures etc

14.4.22

Tensile Strength - Soil17 Cement Mixtures etc et c

16 14.4.23 Water Absorption Absorptio n

14.4.24 Moisture Content

Loose Bulk Density and 16 Voids Voids

14.4.26 Density

or Gravity (of Soil)

Specific

Minimum

3

Lightweight Pieces (or  ASTM C33, C123, Particles) - This includes BS EN 1744-1 16 coal lignite, chert etc .

14.4.18 Moisture

14.4.25

Method

4, 5

Frequency  

Minimum of 3 tests per site 2  1 test every 3000 m after compaction of the final layer Refer to footnote  Each source  (Visible) Change in material 3  1 test every 5000 m

 ASTM D558

 Each

 ASTM C117, C117, BS EN 933-1

 Each

 ASTM D1632, D1633

Remarks

source  (Visible) Change in material or gradation 3  1 test every 1000 m source  Visible change in gradation 3  1 test every 1000 m Refer to footnote  As per the Engineer’s request

 ASTM D1632, D1633

 As

per the

Refer to footnote

Engineer’s request

 ASTM D1632, D1635

 As

per the

Refer to footnote

Engineer’s request

 AASHTO T84, T84, T85,  ASTM C127, C128, BS 1377-2, BS EN 1097-3, BS EN 1097-6  AASHTO T265, T265,  ASTM D2216, D4959, D4643, BS 812-109, BS 1377-2 BS EN 1097-3

 As

per the

Refer to footnote

Engineer’s request

 As

per the

Engineer’s request

 As

per the

Refer to footnote

Engineer’s request

 AASHTO T84, T84, T85, T100,  ASTM C127, C128, D854, BS 1377-2

 As

per the

Engineer’s request

17

 Footnote 18: Should the Engineer decide to conduct any of these tests, the frequency of testing shall be 2 sets per class per day (each set consisting of 2 specimens each for 7, 28 and 90 day testing).

18

 Footnote 19: Should the Engineer decide to conduct any of these tests, the frequency of testing shall be 2 sets per class per day (each set consisting of 2 specimens for 28 day testing).

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

14.4.27

14.4.28 14.4.29

1, 2

 & the

Method

Minimum

3

 AASHTO T19, T19,

Particle Density (or Unit  ASTM C29, Weight) BS 1377-2,

BS EN 1097-6  ASTM D4373, Carbonate Content of Soil BS 1377-3  AASHTO T236, T236,

Shear Strength by Direct  ASTM D3080, Shear (Small Shear Box)

4, 5

Frequency  As

Remarks

per the

Engineer’s request

 As

per the

Engineer’s request  As

per the

Engineer’s request

BS 1377-7

14.4.30

Expansion of Aggregates from Hydration Reactions

14.4.31 Layer

Thickness Verification (Light Weight 19 Deflector (LWD)

14.4.32 Layer

 ASTM D4792

Thickness Verification (Cone 19 Penetrometer Test) Test )

16 Deval 14.4.34 Micro Deval

14.4.35 Consolidation Test

14.4.36 Permeability

14.4.37

Vane Shear in Cohesive Soil

 ASTM E2583

 As

per the

Refer to footnote

Engineer’s request

 AASHTO R37,

 As

per the

Refer to footnote

Engineer’s request

 ASTM D3441, D5778, BS 1377-7

 As

 AASHTO T327, T327,  ASTM D6928, D7428, BS EN 1097-1  AASHTO T216, T216,  ASTM D2435, BS 1377-5

 As

In situ test method approved by the Engineer  AASHTO T223 T223

 As

per the

Refer to footnote

Engineer’s request

per the

Refer to footnote

Engineer’s request  As

per the

Engineer’s request

per the

Engineer’s reques t  As

per the

Engineer’s request

 ASTM G57, BS 1377-3  ASTM D2166, Unconfined Compressive BS 1377-7

14.4.38 Soil Resistivity 14.4.39

per the

Engineer’s request

Thickness  ASTM D6432 Verification (Ground 19 Penetrating Radar )

14.4.33 Layer

 As

Strength

 As

per the

Engineer’s request  As

per the

Engineer’s request

19

 Footnote 20: Should the Engineer decide to conduct any of these tests, the frequency of testing shall be 2

‘Minimum of 3 tests per site’ or ‘1 test every 3000 m after compaction of final layer’ whichever comes first.

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

14.4.40

Point Load Strength 20 Index of Rock

14.4.41

(Also known as Crushing Strength)

14.4.42

Compressive Strength and Elastic Moduli of 20 Intact Rock Roc k (Also known as Crushing Strength)

14.4.43

Cement Bound Granular Mixtures & Soil Treated by Cement (Hydraulically Bound Mixtures)

14.4.44

Soil Treated (Unbound Hydraulically Mixtures)

14.4.45

Slag Bound Mixtures & Soil Treated by Slag (Hydraulically Bound Mixtures)

14.4.46

Hydraulic Road Binder Bound Mixtures & Soil Treated by Hydraulic Road Binder (Hydraulically Bound Mixtures)

14.4.47

Fly Ash Bound Mixtures, Fly Ash for Hydraulically Bound Mixtures & Soil Treated by Fly Ash (Hydraulically Bound Mixtures)

14.4.48

Alpha Coefficient of Vitrified Blast Furnace Slag

by

14.4.49 Clay Liner Plates

Lime and Bound

Method

Minimum

3

 ASTM D5731

4, 5

Frequency  As

per the

Remarks

Refer to footnote

Engineer’s request

 ASTM D7012 Sampling to be done in accordance with  ASTM D4543 or equivalent

 As

per the

Refer to footnote

Engineer’s request

BS EN 14227-1, BS EN 14227-10

 As

BS EN 14227-1 14227 -11 1

 As

per the

Engineer’s request

per the

Engineer’s request

BS EN 14227-2, BS EN 14227-12

 As

BS EN 14227-5, BS EN 14227-13

 As

BS EN 14227-3, BS EN 14227-4, BS EN 14227-14

 As

BS EN 13286-44

 As

 ASTM C479

per the

Engineer’s request

per the

Engineer’s request

per the

Engineer’s request

per the Engineer’s request

 As

per the

Engineer’s request

20

  Footnote 21: Should the Engineer decide to conduct any of these tests, the frequency of testing shall be 2

‘Minimum of 3 tests per site’ or ‘1 test every 1000 m ’ whichever comes first.

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

14.5

1, 2

 & the

Method

3

Minimum 4, 5

Frequency

AGGREGATES – AGGREGATES –,, CONCRETE LIGHTWEIGHT ETC21, 22,

Remarks

Refer to footnote

23, 24

 AASHTO T27, T27,  ASTM C33, C136, BS EN 933-1, BS EN 12620

14.5.1

Gradation Analysis

14.5.2

Material Finer than 75 μm

14.5.3

Clay Lumps and Friable  ASTM C142 Particles

14.5.4

Lightweight Pieces (or  ASTM C33, C123, Particles) This includes BS EN 1744-1 coal lignite, chert etc

14.5.5

Organic Impurities

(Sieve)

 AASHTO T11, T11,  ASTM C117, C117, BS EN 933-1

 AASHTO T112, T112,

 AASHTO T113, T113,

 AASHTO T21, T21, T71,  ASTM C40, C87, BS EN 1744-1

 Each

source  Visible change in gradation  Every change in Job Mix Formula (JMF)  1 test daily 3  1 test every 1000 m  Each source  Visible change in gradation  1 test daily 3  1 test every 1000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 4000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 4000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test monthly  1 test every 16000 m3

21

 Footnote 22: Aggregates which are to be used for concrete, asphalt, masonry (ASTM C144) and tiling work, Shotcrete, track ballast, grout, masonry grout (ASTM C404) etc as applicable. The testing shall be carried out separately for each separate material or item (ie, coarse, fine etc) and the frequency of testing adhered to in each case mutually. 22

  Footnote 23: This includes dune sand, washed sand, air-cooled blast furnace slag aggregate, lightweight aggregate, crushed materials which are used for the above listed or similar purposes.

23

 Footnote 24: Where applicable this testing frequency is to be used for rock, bolder etc testing, or when rocks are used as backfill material as in shoreline etc works.

24

 Footnote 25: Sampling shall be done in accordance with AASHTO T2, T248, ASTM C50, C702, D75, D3665, BS EN 932-1 or equivalent as applicable .

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

Method

3

 AASHTO T84, T84, 85,

14.5.6

Water Absorption  ASTM C127, C128, (Saturated Surface Dry) BS EN 1097-6

14.5.7

Sand Equivalent

14.5.8

Specific Gravity  ASTM C127, C128, (Apparent) or Bulk BS EN 1097-6 Specific Gravity or Unit Weight (Bulk Density) or Particle Density or Relative Density as applicable

14.5.9

Loose Bulk Density and Voids

14.5.10

Moisture Content Water Content applicable

 AASHTO T84, T84, 85,

14.5.11 Shell Content

14.5.12

 AASHTO T176, T176,  ASTM D2419, BS EN 933-8

Minimum 4, 5

Frequency  Each

source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test daily 3  1 test every 1000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 4000 m for each fine aggregate type 3  1 test every 4000 m for bituminous paving courses or mixtures (the total amount)  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test daily 3  1 test every 1000 m

BS EN 1097-3

 Each

 AASHTO T255, T255,

 Each

source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test daily 3  1 test every 1000 m

BS 812-109, BS EN 1097-5

source  Change in material  1 test daily 3  1 test every 1000 m

BS EN 933-7

 Each

or  ASTM C70, C566, as

 AASHTO T304, T304,

Shape (Flakiness Index &  ASTM C1252, D5821, Elongation Index) Also BS 812-105.1, known as Fractured BS 812-105.2, Faces

BS EN 933-3, BS EN 933-4 (ASTM D3398, D4791 may also be used as applicable)

Remarks

source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 4000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  Every change in Job Mix Formula (JMF)  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 4000 m

1 test here refers to 1 pair of tests, ie, 1 test each for Flakiness Index and Elongation Index and/or Fractured Faces as applicable

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

14.5.13

14.5.14

1, 2

 & the

3

 AASHTO T290, T290,

Water Soluble Sulphate  ASTM C1580, or Acid Soluble Sulphate BS 812-118, as applicable

Water Soluble Chloride or Acid Soluble Chloride as applicable

14.5.15 Soundness

(or Magnesium Sulphate Test as applicable)

14.5.16

Method

BS 1377-3, BS EN 1744-1  AASHTO T291, T291,  ASTM C1152, C1152, C1218, BS 812-117, BS 1377-3, BS EN 1744-1, BS EN 1744-5  AASHTO T104, T104,  ASTM C88, BS 812-121, BS EN 1367-2  AASHTO T96, T96,

Los Angeles Abrasion or  ASTM C131, C535, Aggregate Abrasion BS EN 1097-2 Value as applicable

14.5.17 10% Fines Value

BS 812-111, BS EN 1097-2

14.5.18

Aggregate Impact Value

BS 812-112, BS EN 1097-2

14.5.19

Aggregate Value

Crushing

14.5.20 Drying Shrinkage

14.5.21 Potential

BS 812-110, BS EN 1097-2

BS EN 1367-4

 AASHTO T299, T299,

Reactivity  ASTM C227, C289, (Alkali-Silica, Alkali- C586, C1260, C1567 Carbonation, CementAggregate combination etc)

Minimum 4, 5

Frequency  Each

source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 4000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 4000 m  Each

source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 4000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 4000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 4000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 4000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 4000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test yearly  1 test every 200000 m3  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test monthly  1 test every 16000 m3

Remarks

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

14.5.22 Plasticity Index

Method

 AASHTO T89, T89, T90,  ASTM D4318, BS 1377-2

 AASHTO T37, T37,

14.5.23

Filler, Mineral Filler (for  ASTM D242, D546, Bituminous Paving BS EN 197-1, Course – Course  – AASHTO  AASHTO M17 or BS EN 1744-4 ASTM C51 etc applicable)

14.5.24

Density Aggregates

14.5.25

Physical Properties Lightweight Aggregates

14.5.26

Constituents of Coarse 25 Recycled Aggregates

14.5.27

Influence of Recycled Aggregate Extract on the Initial Setting Time of 26 Cement

14.5.28

Polished Stone Value

Lightweight

14.5.29 pH Value 14.5.30

Methylene Blue Value

14.5.31

Micro Deval Coefficient

14.5.32 Iron Staining 14.5.33

25

Surface Moisture Content in Fine Aggregate (Chapman Flask)

Minimum

3

 ASTM C330, BS EN 13055-1, BS EN 13055-2  ASTM C330, BS EN 13055-1, BS EN 13055-2 BS EN 933-11

BS EN 1744-6

BS EN 1097-8

4, 5

Frequency

source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 4000 m 3  1 test every 4000 m (in the case of combined aggregate for bituminous paving courses etc as applicable)  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  Every change in Job Mix Formula (JMF)  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 4000 m  Each source  Change in material  1 test per month  Each source  Change in material  1 test per month  Each source  Change in material  1 test per month  Each source  Change in material  1 test per month

Remarks

 Each

 As

Refer to footnote

Refer to footnote

per the

Engineer’s request

BS 1377-3

 As

per the

Engineer’s request

BS EN 933-9

 As

per the

Engineer’s request

 AASHTO T327, T327,  ASTM D6928, D7428, BS EN 1097-1  ASTM C641

 As

per the

Engineer’s request  As

per the

Engineer’s request

 ASTM C70, BS EN 933-8

 As

per the

Engineer’s request

 Footnote 26: In the case of use of Recycled Aggregates, this test is to be carried out in addition to the tests (physical & chemical properties) stipulated for the normal aggregates as per this section requirement.

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

14.5.34

Chemical Analysis of Limestone, Quicklime, and Hydrated Lime

14.5.35

Petrographic Analysis

Method

 ASTM C25

Minimum

3

4, 5

Frequency  As

per the

Engineer’s request

 ASTM C295, BS EN 932-3

 As

per the

Engineer’s request

Remarks

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

Method

3

Minimum 4, 5

Frequency

14.6

AGGREGATES – AGGREGATES – COARSE,  COARSE, FINE, MINERAL FILLER, 26 27 28 29 (ASPHALT WORKS)

14.6.1

Gradation Analysis

14.6.2

Material Finer than 75 μm

14.6.3

Clay Lumps and Friable Particles

14.6.4

Organic Impurities

14.6.5

Water Absorption (Saturated Surface Dry)

(Sieve)

 ASTM C136

 ASTM C117 C117

 ASTM C142

 ASTM C40

 ASTM C127, C128

Remarks

Refer to footnote

 Each

source  Visible change in gradation  Every change in Job Mix Formula (JMF)  1 test daily 3  1 test every 2000 m  Each source  Visible change in gradation  1 test daily 3  1 test every 2000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 2000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test monthly 3  1 test every 2000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test daily 3  1 test every 2000 m

26

 Footnote 27: Aggregates which are to be used for concrete, asphalt, masonry (ASTM C144) and tiling work, Shotcrete, track ballast, grout, masonry grout (ASTM C404) etc as applicable. The testing shall be carried out separately for each separate material or item (ie, coarse, fine etc) and the frequency of testing adhered to in each case mutually. 27

Footnote 28: This includes dune sand, washed sand, air-cooled blast furnace slag aggregate, lightweight aggregate, crushed materials which are used for the above listed or similar purposes.

28

Footnote 29: Where applicable this testing frequency is to be used for rock, bolder etc testing, or when rocks are used as backfill material as in shoreline etc works.

29

Footnote 30: Sampling shall be done in accordance with AASHTO T2, T248, ASTM C50, C702, D75, D3665, BS EN 932-1 or equivalent as applicable

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

Method

3

 ASTM D2419

14.6.6

Sand Equivalent

14.6.7

Specific Gravity (Apparent) or Bulk Specific Gravity or Unit Weight (Bulk Density) or Particle Density or Relative Density as applicable

14.6.8

Moisture Content Water Content applicable

 ASTM C127, C128

 AASHTO T255, T255,

or  ASTM C70, C566, as

14.6.9

Shape (Flakiness Index & Elongation Index) and Fractured Faces

14.6.10

Acid Soluble Sulphate

14.6.11

Acid Soluble Chloride

14.6.12

Soundness Sulphate)

14.6.13

Los Angeles Abrasion or

14.6.14

Aggregate Value

(Magnesium

Crushing

BS 812-109, BS EN 1097-5

 ASTM D4791, D5821,

BS 1377-3

BS 1377-3

 ASTM C88

 ASTM C131, C535

BS 812-110

Minimum 4, 5

Frequency

Remarks

 Each

source  (Visible) Change in material 3  1 test every 2000 m for bituminous paving courses or mixtures (the total amount)  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test daily 3  1 test every 2000 m

 Each

source  Change in material  1 test daily 3  1 test every 2000 m  Each

source  (Visible) Change in material  Every change in Job Mix Formula (JMF)  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 2000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 2000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 2000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 2000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 2000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 2000 m

1 test here refers to 1 pair of tests, ie, 1 test each for Flakiness Index and Elongation Index and/or Fractured Faces as applicable

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

14.6.15 Plasticity Index

Method

3

 ASTM D4318

 AASHTO T37, T37,

14.6.16

Filler, Mineral Filler for  ASTM D242, D546, Bituminous Paving BS EN 197-1, BS EN 1744-4 Courses

14.6.17

Petrographic Analysis

 ASTM C295, BS EN 932-3

Minimum 4, 5

Frequency  Each

source  (Visible) Change in material  1 test weekly 3  1 test every 2000 m  Each source  (Visible) Change in material  Every change in Job Mix Formula (JMF)  1 test weekly  1 test every 300t  As per the Engineer’s request

Remarks

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

3

GROUTS

14.7.1

Mix Proportion

14.7.2

Fresh Density

14.7.3

Fluid Density Method)

14.7.4

Bleeding Test

14.7.5

Volume Change, Vertical Shrinkage (Change in Height), Expansion/Shrinkage

14.7.6

Compressive Test

14.7.7

Workability

4, 5

Frequency

Remarks

Refer to footnote BS EN 445

BS EN 445

(Cone

BS EN 445

 ASTM C940, BS EN 445

Strength

 ASTM C827, C940, BS EN 445

 ASTM C109, C942, BS EN 196-1, BS EN 445

BS EN 13395-1, BS EN 13395-2, BS EN 13395-3, BS EN 13395-4 Refer to Cement Ground Granulated Blast- Section

Furnace Slag

14.7.9

Flow Consistency

14.7.10

Setting Time Final Set)

14.7.11

Bond days)

30

Minimum

30

14.7

14.7.8

Method

 ASTM C939, C1437, BS 4551

(Initial

Strength

(at

&

28

 ASTM C953, BS EN 196-3 BS EN 12615

 Each

mix  Change in mix 3  1 test per 25m  Each mix  Change in mix 3  1 test per 25 m  Each mix  Change in mix 3  1 test per 25 m  Each mix  Change in mix 3  1 test per 25 m  Each mix  Change in mix 3  1 test per 25 m

 Each

mix  Change in mix 3  1 test per 25 m  Each mix  Change in mix 3  1 test per 25 m  Refer

to Cement Section

 Each

mix  Change in mix 3  1 test per 25 m  Each mix  Change in mix 3  1 test per 25 m  Each mix  Change in mix 3  1 test per 25 m

 Footnote 36: All grouts including Portland cement non-shrink grouts (used for pressure grouting, semi-precast construction, prestressing construction etc) and/or products conforming to BS EN 447 or equivalent shall be tested in accordance with this section requirement as applicable.

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

14.7.12 Grout

1, 2

 & the

coring and compressive strength testing required where grouting is for increasing soil or rock strength

Method

3

Sampling and Testing Methods and Programmes are to be proposed by the Contractor Engineer’s

approval

Minimum 4, 5

Frequency  Frequency

to be proposed by the Contractor for

Engineer’s approval

Remarks

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Material /Section / Activity the Required Tests

1, 2

 &

Method

Minimum 4, 5 Frequency

3

14.8

BITUMINOUS (ASPHALT) (ASPHALT) CONCRETE PAVEMENT, 31, 32, 33, 34 PRIME COAT, BITUMEN etc.

14.8.1

Field Density and Pavement Thickness 35 (using cores)

14.8.2

Extraction and T164, T168, T308, Gradation of  ASTM C136, D546, D2172, D5444, D6307, Bituminous Concrete Mix and BS EN 933-1, Determination of BS EN 12697-1, Binder Content (or BS EN 12697-2, Asphalt Content) BS EN 12697-39 Also known as Mechanical Analysis of Extracted Aggregate

14.8.3

Maximum Specific Gravity (GMM, ST)

 ASTM D3549, BS EN 12697-29, BS EN 12697-36  AASHTO T30, T30, T37,

 ASTM D2041, BS EN 12697-5

 1

test per 200t per layer for Base Course  1 test per 100t per layer for Wearing Course  1 test per day  1 test per 300 t of asphalt mix  Every change in Job in Job Mix Formula (JMF)

Remarks

Refer to footnote

Refer to footnote

 1

test per day  1 test per 300 t of asphalt mix  Every change in Job Mix Formula (JMF)

31

Footnote 37: The terms Bitumen and/or Asphalt refers to any material with the similar characteristic as the common bitumen and/or asphalt. Hence all tests mentioned regarding bitumen and/or asphalt shall be carried out for any material with the similar characteristics as bitumen and/or asphalt at the specified frequency.

32

  Footnote 38 Bitumen testing will have to be carried out by the Contractor at the specified frequency, irrespective of the fact whether the same tests have been carried out by the bitumen manufacturer or supplier.

33

 Footnote 39: Sampling of material and preparation of samples shall be in accordance with AASHTO T2, T40, T168, T248, ASTM C702, D140, D979, BS EN 58 (BS 2000-474), BS EN 12594 (BS 2000-461), BS EN 1269727, BS EN 12697-28, BS EN 12697-29, BS EN 12697-30, BS EN 12697-33 or equivalent as applicable.

34

Footnote 40: Materials conforming to Asphalt Binder (ASTM D946), Prime Coat Cutback Asphalt  – Slow Curing Type (ASTM D2026), Medium Curing Type (AASHTO M82, ASTM D2027), Rapid Curing Type (AASHTO M81,  ASTM D2028), Tack Coat Emulsifie d Asphalt (AASHTO M140, ASTM M208, D977, D2397, BS 434-1), ViscosityGraded Asphalt Cement (AASHTO M226, ASTM D3381), Penetration Graded Asphalt Cement (AASHTO M20), Prime Coat, Bitumen Binder of all penetration grades, Paving Grade Bitumens (BS EN 12591), Hard Paving Grade Bitumens (BS EN 13924), Cutback Bitumen (BS EN 15322), Polymer Modified Bitumens (BS EN 14023), Oxidised Bitumens (BS EN 13304), Hard Industrial Bitumens (BS EN 13305) etc or equivalent as applicable. 35

  Footnote 41: 1 test (or 1 sample) refers to a pair of adjacent cores (150 mm diameter for intermediate and base course and 100 mm diameter for wearing course). If asphalt is layed in two or more layers for any of the course, the coring and testing shall be completed for the first layer before the commencement of asphalt laying for the subsequent layer(s).

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Material /Section / Activity the Required Tests

14.8.4

1, 2

 &

Bitumen (Prime Coat, Tack Coat etc)  – Rate  – Rate of Application

14.8.6

Penetration of Bitumen & Penetration of Residue (Also known as Needle Penetration)

14.8.7

Flash Point Bitumen

14.8.9

 1

BS EN 12697-6, BS EN 12697-8, BS EN 12697-29, BS EN 12697-34, BS EN 12697-35  ASTM D2995

 Each

 ASTM D5

 AASHTO T48, T48,  ASTM D92, D3143, BS EN ISO 2592 (BS 2000-36), BS EN ISO 2719 (BS 2000-34)  AASHTO T44, T44, Solubility of Bitumen  ASTM D2042, BS EN 12592

14.8.10 Rolling Thin Film Oven Test (RTFOT) & Mass Loss  –   –  Effects of Short-Term Ageing (Also known as Effect of Heat and Air on a Moving Film of Asphalt)

4, 5

Frequency

 AI MS-2, AASHTO T166, T166,

of

Ductility of Bitumen & Ductility of Residue

Minimum

3

Marshall Properties T209, T245, T269, of Bituminous T275, Concrete Mix  ASTM D1188, D1188, D2041, (Stability, Flow, Air D2726, D3203, D6926, Voids, VMA) & Loss D6927, BS EN 12697-5, of Marshall Stability

14.8.5

14.8.8

Method

 ASTM D113 D113

 ASTM D2872

Remarks

test per day  1 test per 300 t of asphalt mix

source  Change in material 2  1 per 250 m  1 every 75m per lane  Each source  Each batch  Change in material  1 test per 75 t of bitumen

 Each

source  Change in material  1 test per 450 t of bitumen

 Each

source  Change in material  1 test per 450 t of bitumen  Each source  Change in material  1 test per 450 t of bitumen  Each

source  Change in material  1 test per 450 t of bitumen

It is sufficient to carry out either TFOT or RTFOT.

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Material /Section / Activity the Required Tests

1, 2

 &

14.8.11 Softening Point of

Method

 Each

 AASHTO T201, T201,

 Each

Kinematic Viscosity  ASTM D445, D2170, of Bitumen

BS EN 12595 (BS 2000319)

14.8.13 Determination

of

Water in Bitumen

14.8.14 Compaction and Shear Properties of Bituminous Mixtures 14.8.15 Effect of Water on Compressive Strength of Bituminous Mixtures (Also known as Loss of Stability Test)

14.8.16 Layer

 AASHTO T55, T55,  ASTM D95

 ASTM D3387

Thickness Verification (Trial 37 Pit)

14.8.19 Layer

Thickness Verification (Cone 43 Penetrometer Test)

source  Each batch  Change in material  1 test per 75 t of bitumen source  Change in material  1 test per 500 t of bitumen  Each source  Change in material  1 test per 500 t of bitumen   As

per the Engineer’s

 AASHTO T165, T165,  ASTM D1075

  As

 AASHTO R32,

 Minimum

 AASHTO R37,

 Minimum

Thickness  ASTM D6087, D6432 Verification (Ground 42 Penetrating Radar)

14.8.18 Layer

Remarks

request

Thickness  ASTM D4694, D5858 Verification (Falling Weight Deflectometer 36 FWD)

14.8.17 Layer

4, 5

Frequency

 ASTM D36

Bitumen (Ring & Ball)  –   –  Temperature Susceptibility

14.8.12

Minimum

3

BS 5930 or In situ test method approved by the Engineer  ASTM D3441, D5778

per the Engineer’s

request

of 3 tests per Refer to footnote site 2  1 test every 3000 m after compaction of the final layer of 3 tests per Refer to footnote site 2  1 test every 3000 m after compaction of the final layer Refer to footnote   As per the Engineer’s request

  As

per the Engineer’s

Refer to footnote

request

36

Footnote 42: The Contractor may carry out any one of the tests deemed suitable for the site in consultation with the Engineer. Engineer.

37

 Footnote 43: Should the Engineer decide to conduct any of these tests, the frequency of 2 testing shall be ‘Minimum of 3 tests per site’ or ‘1 test every 3000 m  after compaction of the final layer’ whichever comes first.

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Material /Section / Activity the Required Tests

1, 2

 &

14.8.20 Layer

Thickness (Volumetric Patch 43 Technique)

14.8.21 Layer

Thickness Verification (Light Weight Deflector 43 (LWD)

14.8.22 International Roughness Index IRI (Ride Quality) using Multi Laser Profiler (MLP)

14.8.23 Ride

Quality, Smoothness (using 3m straight edge)

14.8.24 Rolling

Method

BS EN 13036-1

Slip/Skip Resistance of Surface

 ASTM E2583

Modified (Ductility)

14.8.28 Accelerated

Bitumen

per the Engineer’s

  As

per the Engineer’s

 ASTM E950, E1170, E1170, E1926

 Each

 AASHTO R40

 1

 AASHTO T256, T256,

 1

 ASTM E2340

  As

Refer to footnote

Refer to footnote

lane of the road throughout the full length of the road

test every 15 m per lane (longitudinal and transverse)

Measurements are to be taken longitudinally and transversely

complete lane (full length of the road) per carriage way in each traffic direction

per the Engineer’s

request

Sensitivity  ASTM D4867 Test (Lottman Test) Also known as Tensile Strength Ratio Test

14.8.27 Elastic Recovery of

  As

Remarks

request

 AASHTO T283, T283,

14.8.26 Water

4, 5

Frequency

request

Straight  ASTM D4695 Edge Test (Also known as Measurement of Pavement Deflection)

14.8.25

Minimum

3

 AASHTO T301, T301,  ASTM D6084

 AASHTO R28,

Aging  ASTM D6521 Using Pressure Aging Vessel (PAV) for Modified Bitumen  –   –  Effects of LongTerm Ageing

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

 Each

source  Each batch  Change in material  1 test per 450 t of bitumen  Each source  Each batch  Change in material  1 test per 450 t of bitumen

Specific for elastomer or blend of elastomerplastomer polymers

Specific for plastomer type polymers

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Material /Section / Activity the Required Tests

1, 2

 &

14.8.29 Flexural

Method

Properties of Modified Bitumen  – Dynamic Shear Rheometer (DSR)

14.8.32 Storage Stability of Modified Bitumen

14.8.33

source  Each batch  Change in material  1 test per 450 t of bitumen

Specific for plastomer type polymers It is sufficient to carry out either BBR or DTT.

 AASHTO T314 T314

 Each

Specific for plastomer type polymers It is sufficient to carry out either BBR or DTT.

 AASHTO T315, T315,  ASTM D7175

 Each

 AASHTO T316, T316,  ASTM D4402

  As

 AASHTO T316, T316,

  As

Dynamic Viscosity of  ASTM D4402 Bitumen

14.8.34 Flash

Point Pensky-Martens

by

14.8.35 Specific Gravity of Semi-Solid Bituminous Material (Pycnometer Method)

14.8.36 Rate of Spread of

 ASTM D93

 AASHTO T228, T228,  ASTM D70

BS 598-1

 AASHTO T202, T202,

for Joints Cracks Pavements

and in

source  Each batch  Change in material  1 test per 450 t of bitumen per the Engineer’s

request per the Engineer’s

request   As

per the Engineer’s

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

Viscosity - Bitumen,  ASTM D88, D2171, Asphalt (Vacuum D3205, E102 Capillary Viscometer, Saybolt, Saybolt Fural, Cone & Plate)

14.8.38 Sealants and Fillers

source  Each batch  Change in material  1 test per 450 t of bitumen

request

Coated Chippings

14.8.37

Remarks

 Each

of Modified Bitumen  –   –  Direct Tension Test (DTT)

14.8.31 Rheological

4, 5

Frequency

 AASHTO T313, T313,

Creep  ASTM D6648 Stiffness of Modified Bitumen  –   –  Bending Beam Rheometer (BBR) Also known as Low Temperature Flexibility

14.8.30 Fracture Properties

Minimum

3

 ASTM D5329

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

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Material /Section / Activity the Required Tests

1, 2

 &

14.8.39 Quality Control for

Method

 ASTM D4561

for Agencies Testing and Inspecting Road and Paving Materials

14.8.41 Spot

Test of Asphaltic Materials

14.8.42 Determination

of Cement Content in Cement-Treated Aggregate

14.8.43 Testing

Lime

Chemical Constituents Particle Sizes

for

14.8.45 Resistance

 ASTM D3666

 AASHTO T102 T102

 AASHTO T211 T211

per the Engineer’s

  As

per the Engineer’s

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

 AASHTO T219 T219

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

 Each

Truck38

Refer to footnote

-

to

 ASTM D5581

14.8.47 Moisture or Volatile

 ASTM D6627

per the Engineer’s

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

 ASTM D1461

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

Paving

Content Bituminous Mixtures by the Nuclear Method

  As

request

Volatile Distillate Fraction Cold Asphalt Mixtures

38

  As

request

BS EN 12697-13

14.8.46 Determination of a

14.8.48 Asphalt

per the Engineer’s

request

Plastic Flow

Distillates Bituminous Mixtures

  As

Remarks

and

14.8.44 Temperature Measurement Asphalt Mix

4, 5

Frequency

request

Asphalt Manufacturing Plants

14.8.40 Requirements

Minimum

3

 ASTM D4125

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

 Footnote 44: The temperature of the hot asphalt shall be measured for each truck load before the asphalt is deposited into the hopper. The temperature for the same asphalt truck load shall be checked again before the compaction (ie, after it has been through the feeder and on the ground ready for compaction).

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Material /Section / Activity the Required Tests

1, 2

 &

-

Minimum

3

 ASTM D4798, 4799

14.8.49 Accelerated Weathering Bituminous Materials

Method

4, 5

Frequency   As

per the Engineer’s

request

Remarks

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

Method

Minimum 4, 5 Frequency

3

14.9

REINFORCING STEEL, COUPLERS, WELDED 39, 40 FABRIC

14.9.1

Tensile Test

14.9.2

14.9.3

14.9.4

14.9.5

 ASTM A370, E8, BS 4449, BS EN ISO 6892-1, BS EN ISO 15630-1  ASTM A370, E290, Bend Test BS 4449, BS EN ISO 6892-1, BS EN ISO 15630-1  ASTM A370, E290, Re-bend Test BS 4449, BS EN ISO 6892-1, BS EN ISO 15630-1  ASTM A370, A751, Chemical Composition E350, BS 4449, BS EN ISO 15630-1  ASTM A370, A1034, Mechanical Couplers, BS 4449, Splices for BS EN ISO 6892-1, Reinforcement Bars BS EN ISO 15630-1, ISO 15835-2

 AWS D1.4, BS EN ISO 15630-2

41

14.9.6

Welded Fabric

14.9.7

Rib Geometry

14.9.8

Compression Materials

14.9.9

Hardness (Brinell, Rockwell, Indentation) Metallic Materials

14.9.10

Tests for Stainless Steel Bars

-

Metallic

 ASTM A370, BS 4449, BS EN ISO 15630-1  ASTM E9

Remarks

Refer to footnote

 1

test per 30 t (3 test pieces per diameter)

 1

test per 30 t (1 test pieces per diameter)

 1

test per 30 t (1 test pieces per diameter)

 1

test per 100 t (2 test pieces)

 1

test per 100 splices  If 3 consecutive tests prove satisfactory satisfac tory,, frequency may be reduced to 1 test per 250 splices  Each source  Change in source  As per the

Refer to footnote

Engineer’s request  As

per the

Engineer’s request

 ASTM E10, E18, E110, E110, BS EN ISO 6506-1, BS EN ISO 6508-1 BS 6744

 As

per the

Engineer’s request



As per the Engineer’s request

39

 Footnote 45: Reinforcement bars (BS 4482, 4483 etc), coils etc shall be tested as per this section requirement.

40

 Footnote 46: All the mandatory testing will have to be carried out by the Contractor at the specified frequency, irrespective of the fact whether the same tests have been carried out by the steel manufacturer or supplier and whether the mill certificate is available or not.

41

 Footnote 47: These tests will have to be carried out in addition to the tests tests stipulated for steel bars (and the stipulated frequency) as per this section requirement.

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14.10

1, 2

 & the

Method

Minimum

3

4, 5

Frequency

 ASTM A370, E8, BS EN 10025-1

14.10.2 Chemical Analysis

 ASTM A370, A751, E350, E351, BS EN 10025-1

14.10.3 Hardness

 ASTM A370, BS EN 10025-1

14.10.4

42

Refer to footnote

42

STRUCTURAL STRUCTURAL STEEL, WELDING

14.10.1 Tensile

 ASTM E23,

Notched Bar Impact Test (Also known as Charpy  ASTM E812, Pendulum Impact Test or BS EN ISO 148-1, 43 BS EN 10045-1 Charpy V-notch Test)

Remarks

 1

test per 20 t for hot rolled products  1 test per 40 t for cast products  1 test per 60 t for heavy sections (>100 kg / m)  1 test per 80 t for sections / products greater than 200 t  1 test per 20 t for hot rolled products  1 test per 40 t for cast products  1 test per 60 t for heavy sections (>100 kg / m)  1 test per 80 t for sections / products greater than 200 t  1 test per 20 t for hot rolled products  1 test per 40 t for cast products  1 test per 60 t for heavy sections (>100 kg / m)  1 test per 80 t for sections / products greater than 200 t  1 test per 20 t for hot rolled products  1 test per 40 t for cast products  1 test per 60 t for heavy sections (>100 kg / m)  1 test per 80 t for sections / products greater than 200 t

Refer to footnote

 Footnote 48: Materials conforming to ASTM A36 or equivalent shall be tested as per this section requirement.  Footnote 49: Sampling shall be done in accordance with ASTM ASTM A673 or equivalent as applicable.

43

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

14.10.5

1, 2

 & the

Method

Izod Impact Strength Test

44 14.10.6 Ultrasonic Test - Welds

14.10.7

Radiographic, Radiographic Welds

14.10.8

Magnetic Particle Test Welds

14.10.9

Penetrating Test, Liquid 51 Penetrant  - Welds

14.10.10 Visual

Test

Digital 51 Test -

-

45

-

Fusion

Welding

14.10.11 Automated

Ultrasonic Test - Welded Seam of Steel Tubes

14.10.12 Welding Procedure Test

14.10.13 Bend Test - Ductility of Welds

Minimum

3

BS 131-1

4, 5

Frequency  As

Remarks

per the

Engineer’s request

 AWS D1.1, BS EN 12517-1, BS EN 15617, BS EN ISO 10863, BS EN ISO 11666, BS EN ISO 17640, BS EN ISO 22825, BS EN ISO 23279  AWS D1.1, BS EN 1435, BS EN 12517-2, BS EN ISO 10893-6, BS EN ISO 10893-7  AWS D1.1,  ASTM E125, E1444, BS EN ISO 9934-1, BS EN ISO 17638, BS EN ISO 23278  AWS D1.1,  ASTM E165, BS EN 571-1, BS EN ISO 3059, BS EN ISO 23277  AWS D1.1, BS EN ISO 17637 BS EN ISO 10893-11

 20%

Refer to footnote

 20%

Refer to footnote

 20%

Refer to footnote

 20%

Refer to footnote

of welded length

of welded length

of welded length

of welded length

 100%

of welded

length  100%

of welded

length

BS EN ISO 15614-1, 15614-2, 15614-3, 15614-4, 15614-5, 15614-6, 15614-7, 15614-8, 15614-10, 15614-11, 15164-12, 15614-13  ASTM E190

 1

per condition per site

 As

Welded Coupon

per the

Engineer’s request

44

 Footnote 50: It is sufficient for the Contractor to carry out either the Ultrasonic Test or the Radiographic Test, whichever is deemed suitable for the site in consultation with the Engineer. Engineer. It may be better to choose Ultrasonic Test for structural steel. The Engineer has the right to choose the testing frequency specified in any of the relevant codes. 45

 Footnote 51: It is sufficient for the Contractor to carry out either the Magnetic Particle Test or the Penetrating Test, whichever is deemed suitable for the site in consultation with the Engineer. It may be better to choose Magnetic Particle Test Test for Carbon Steel. The Engineer has the right to choose the testing frequency specified in any of the relevant codes.

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1, 2

 & the

14.10.14 Transverse Tensile Test -

Method

BS EN ISO 4136

14.10.16 Impact Test - Welds 14.10.17 Hardness Test - Welds 14.10.18 Macroscopic

& Microscopic Inspection Welds

14.10.19 Acoustic Emission Test Welds

4, 5

Frequency  As

per the

Engineer’s request

Welds

14.10.15 Bend Test - Welds

Minimum

3

BS EN ISO 5173

 As

per the

Engineer’s request

BS EN ISO 9016

 As

BS EN ISO 9015-1, BS EN ISO 9015-2

 As

BS EN 1321

 As

per the Engineer’s request per the

Engineer’s request

per the

Engineer’s request

 ASTM E749, E751

 As

per the Engineer’s request

Remarks

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

14.11

1, 2

 & the

Method

4, 5

Frequency

PRESTRESSING STEEL, SHEATHS, SHEATHS, ANCHORAGES, ANCHORAGES, 46 COUPLERS

14.11.1 Tension, Elongation, Strength Strand, Rod

 ASTM A370, A931,

Yield,  A1061, E8, Break BS 5896, Steel Wire, BS EN ISO 15630-3

14.11.2

Relaxation - Steel Wire, Strand, Rod

14.11.3

Bond Strength - 15.24mm Diameter Steel Prestressing Strand

14.11.4

Bending, Hardness Steel Rods, Strands

14.11.5

Chemical Analysis - Steel

14.11.6

Dimensions - Steel Strip Sheaths

14.11.7

Flexural Behaviour - Steel Strip Sheaths

14.11.8

To-and-Fro Bending Steel Strip Sheaths

14.11.9

Lateral Load Resistance Steel Strip Sheaths

-

-

14.11.10 Tensile Load Resistance Steel Strip Sheaths

46

Minimum

3

 ASTM E328, BS 5896, BS EN ISO 15630-3  ASTM A981

 ACI 318,  ASTM A370, E290, BS EN ISO 15630-3

 ASTM A751, E350, BS EN ISO 15630-3

BS EN 524-1

Remarks

Refer to footnote

 1

test for each reel of wire or strand  1 test per 1000 m of wire or strand  1 test per 30 t for each rod size  1 test for each batch/lot of wire or strand  1 test per 30 t for each rod size  1 test for each reel of strand  1 test per 1000 m of strand  1

test for each reel of wire or strand  1 test per 1000 m of wire or strand  1 test per 30 t for each rod size  1 test for each reel of wire or strand  1 test per 1000 m of wire or strand  1 test per 30 t for each rod size 1 test shall comprise  1 test per 7000 m of 3 samples length

BS EN 524-2

 1

1 test shall comprise of 3 samples

BS EN 524-3

 1

1 test shall comprise of 3 samples

BS EN 524-4

 1

1 test shall comprise of 3 samples

BS EN 524-5

 1

1 test shall comprise of 3 samples

test per 7000 m length test per 7000 m length test per 7000 m length test per 7000 m length

Footnote 52: Materials and products conforming ASTM A416, A421, A722, ACI 318, BS 5896 or equivalent shall be tested as per this section requirement.

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1, 2

 & the

Method

14.11.11 Leak Tightness - Steel

Minimum

3

BS EN 524-6

Strip Sheaths

4, 5

Frequency  1

test per 7000 m length

14.11.12 Anchorages

 As per relevant standards

 1

14.11.13 Couplers

 As per relevant standards

 1

 ASTM A370, BS 4449, BS EN ISO 15630-1  ASTM E9

 As

14.11.14 Rib Geometry

14.11.15 Compression - Metallic

Hardness (Brinell, Rockwell, Indentation) Bars, Metallic Materials

14.11.17 Torsion

Test

-

Wires,

Test Reinforcement Bars

-

per the

Engineer’s request  As

 ASTM A255, E10, E18, E110, BS EN ISO 6506-1, BS EN ISO 6508-1

 As

 ACI 318, A938

 As

per the

per the

Engineer’s request

per the

Engineer’s request

Strand

14.11.18 Welding

test per 60 couplers

Engineer’s request

Materials

14.11.16 Hardenability,

test per 10 anchorages

 ACI 318,  AWS D1.4

 As

per the

Engineer’s request

Remarks

1 test shall comprise of 3 samples

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 & the

Method

Minimum

3

4, 5

Frequency

47, 48

14.12

WATER

14.12.1

Total (TDS)

14.12.2

Total Suspended (TSS)

14.12.3

Total Volatile Suspended Solids (TVSS)

14.12.4

Total Volatile Solids (TVDS)

Refer to footnote

Dissolved

Solids

Solids

Dissolved

14.12.5 Settleable Solids 14.12.6 Total Solids 14.12.7 Turbidity

14.12.8 Sludge Weight 14.12.9 Sludge Volume 14.12.10 Sludge Volume Index 14.12.11 Oil & Grease 14.12.12 Chloride

14.12.13 Residual Chlorine 14.12.14 Total Chlorine 14.12.15 Sulphate

Remarks

 APHA 2540

 APHA 2540

 APHA 2540

 1

test per week sewage treatment  1 test per week ground water  1 test per week sewage treatment  1 test per week ground water  1 test per week sewage treatment

 APHA 2540

 1

 APHA 2540

 1

 APHA 2540

 1

 APHA 2130

 1

 APHA 2710

test per week sewage treatment test per week sewage treatment test per week sewage treatment

test per week sewage treatment  1 test per week ground water  1 test per week sewage treatment

 APHA 2710

 1

 APHA 2710

 1

 APHA 5520

 1

 APHA 4500-Cl

 1

 APHA 4500-Cl

test per week sewage treatment test per week sewage treatment test per week sewage treatment

test per week sewage treatment  1 test per week ground water  1 test per week sewage treatment

 APHA 4500-Cl

 1

 APHA 4500-SO42

 1

test per week sewage treatment test per week ground water

47

  Footnote 53: This water testing is to be carried out for water that is recovered from the ground due to excavations (ground water), water that is received and discharged from the sewage treatment plant as applicable. 48

  Footnote 54: The specified tests are to be carried out for each sewage treatment plant at the specified frequency.

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1, 2

 & the

Method

 APHA 4500-S2

14.12.16 Sulphide

4, 5

Frequency  As

per the Engineer ’s

request

14.12.17 Cyanides Concentration 14.12.18 Phosphorus (Total) 14.12.19 pH 14.12.20 Fluoride

 APHA 4500-CN

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request  APHA 4500-P

 1

 APHA 4500-H+

 1

 APHA 4500-F

 As

test per week sewage treatment test per week sewage treatment per the Engineer ’s

request  APHA 4500-Br

14.12.21 Bromide

14.12.23 Phenolphthalein Alkalinity

14.12.24 Hardness (Total)

 APHA 2320, BS EN ISO 9963-1 (BS 6068-2.51), BS EN ISO 9963-2 (BS 6068-2.52)  APHA 2320, BS EN ISO 9963-1 (BS 6068-2.51), BS EN ISO 9963-2 (BS 6068-2.52)  APHA 2340

 APHA 2510

14.12.25 Conductivity

 APHA 3500-Ca

14.12.26 Calcium 14.12.27 Magnesium 14.12.28 Biochemical

Oxygen

Demand (BOD)

14.12.29 Chemical Oxygen Demand

Carbon

14.12.31 Ammonium Nitrogen

14.12.33 Nitrite Nitrogen 14.12.34 Total Nitrogen

test per week sewage treatment

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

 1

test per week sewage treatment  1 test per week ground water  1 test per week sewage treatment  1 test per week ground water  1 test per week ground water  1

 APHA 4500-O,  APHA 5210

 1

 APHA 5220

 1

 APHA 5310

 As

test per week ground water

test per week sewage treatment test per week sewage treatment per the Engineer ’s

request

(TOC)

14.12.32 Nitrate Nitrogen

per the Engineer ’s

 1

 APHA 3500-Mg 3500-Mg

(COD) Organic

 As

request

14.12.22 Alkalinity (Total)

14.12.30 Total

Minimum

3

 APHA 4500-NH3

 1

 APHA 4500-NO3

 As

test per week sewage treatment per the Engineer ’s

request  APHA 4500-NO2

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request  APHA 4500-N

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

Remarks

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

14.12.35 Total

Organic Nitrogen, Kjeldahl Nitrogen

14.12.36 Phenol Concentration

 1

 APHA 5530

 As

test per week sewage treatment per the Engineer ’s

request  As

per the Engineer ’s

request Hydrocarbon

 APHA 6200

14.12.40 Heavy

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request  APHA 6630

14.12.39 Residual Pesticides

 As

per the Engineer’s

request Metals

Concentrations

14.12.41 Mercury

 APHA 3110, 3110,  APHA 3120

 As

 APHA 3500-Hg

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request per the Engineer ’s

request  APHA 3500-As

14.12.42 Arsenic

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

14.12.43 Selenium 14.12.44 Boron

 APHA 3500-Se

 As

 APHA 4500-Br

 As

per the Engin eer’s request per the Engineer ’s

request  APHA 3111, 3111,  APHA 3500-Al  APHA 3111 3111

14.12.45 Aluminium 14.12.46 Silicon

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request  As

per the Engineer ’s

request  APHA 3500-Sr

14.12.47 Strontium

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request  APHA 3500-Na

14.12.48 Sodium

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request  APHA 3500-K

14.12.49 Potassium

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

14.12.50 Hexavalent Chromium

 APHA 3500-Cr

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request  APHA 3110 3110

14.12.51 Total Chromium

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

14.12.52 Total Coliform 14.12.53 Fecal Coliform 14.12.54 E Coli 14.12.55 Giardia

 APHA 9222

 1

 APHA 9222

 1

 APHA 9223

 1

 APHA 9711 9711

 As

test per week sewage treatment test per week sewage treatment test per week sewage treatment per the Engineer ’s

request  APHA 9510

14.12.56 Viruses

Eggs

4, 5

Frequency

 APHA 4500-Norg

(Total)

14.12.57 Nematodes

Minimum

3

 APHA 4500-SiO2

14.12.37 Total Silicates 14.12.38 Organic

Method

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request (Helminth)

 As per relevant standards

 1

test per week sewage treatment

Remarks

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 & the

14.12.58 Microscopic Examination 14.12.59 Lead

Method

 As per relevant standards

 1

 APHA 3500-Pb Lead

 As

 APHA 3500-Ni Nickel

test per week sewage treatment per the Engineer ’s

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request  APHA 3500-Zn Zinc

14.12.61 Zinc

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

14.12.62 Cadmium 14.12.63 Copper

 APHA 3500-Cd Cadmium

 As

 APHA 3500-Cu Copper

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request per the Engineer ’s

request

14.12.64 Gasoline Range Organics

USEPA 5030C, 8015D

 As

USEPA 5030C, 8015D

 As

(C6-C10)

14.12.65 Diesel

Organics

14.12.66 Heavy

Range

Fraction (C29-C40)

4, 5

Frequency

request

14.12.60 Nickel

Range (C11-C28)

Minimum

3

per the Enginee r’s request per the Engineer ’s

request USEPA 5030C, 8015D

Refer to Soil 14.12.67 Water Analysis of Soil or Investigation and Soil Analysis for Water Earthworks Section

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request  Refer

to Soil Investigation and Earthworks Section

Remarks

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 & the

Method

3

Minimum 4, 5 Frequency

49, 50, 51

14.13

CEMENT

14.13.1

Compressive Strength of  ASTM C109, Hydraulic Cement BS EN 196-1 (Mortars)

14.13.2

Chemical Cement

Analysis

Refer to footnote

of

14.13.4

Consistency, Soundness

14.13.5

Fineness of Cement

14.13.6

Consistence of Fresh Mortar - Masonry Cement

14.13.7

Air Content Cement

14.13.8

Water Retention - Masonry Cement

14.13.9 Sieve Residue

 AASHTO T106,

 Each

 AASHTO T105,  ASTM C114, C114, BS EN 196-2

 Each

 AASHTO T131,  ASTM C191, C266, BS EN 196-3

14.13.3 Setting Time

-

Remarks

Masonry

 AASHTO T129,  ASTM C187, BS EN 196-3  AASHTO T98, T153,  ASTM C115, C115, C204, C430, BS EN 196-6 BS EN 413-2

BS EN 413-2

BS EN 413-2

BS EN 196-6

source  Change in material  1 test per 250 t of cement source  Change in material  1 test per 250 t of cement  Each source  Change in material  1 test per 250 t of cement  Each source  Change in material  1 test per 250 t of cement  Each source  Change in material  1 test per 250 t of cement  Each source  Change in material  1 test per 250 t of cement  Each source  Change in material  1 test per 250 t of cement  Each source  Change in material  1 test per 250 t of cement  Each source  Change in material  1 test per 250 t of cement

49

  Footnote 55: Ordinary Portland-Cement (AASHTO M85, ASTM C150, BS EN 197-1), Sulphate Resisting Portland-Cement (BS 4027), Portland Blast Furnace Slag Cement, Masonry Cement (ASTM C91 or BS EN 4131) or equivalent shall be tested in accordance with this section as applicable.

50

 Footnote 56: The testing is to be carried out on site irrespec tive of whether the manufacturers’ certificates are available or the testing has been done by the ready-mix concrete supplier.

51

 Footnote 57: Sampling shall be done in accordance with ASTM C183, BS EN 196-7 or equivalent

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1, 2

 & the

Method

 Each

 AASHTO T133,  ASTM C188, BS EN 196-6

 Each

14.13.11 Specific Gravity, Density

14.13.12 Pozzolanicity

Test Pozzolanic Cement

for

14.13.13 Sulphate Resistant Cement

14.13.14 Early Stiffening

14.13.15 Potential

Expansion of Portland-Cement Mortars Exposed to Sulphate

14.13.16 Heat of H ydration

BS EN 196-5

BS 4027

 ASTM C451

 ASTM C452

BS 4550-3.8, BS EN 196-2

 ASTM C989, BS EN 15167-1, Furnace Slag - Chemical & BS EN 15167-2

14.13.17 Ground Granulated BlastPhysical Properties52

 ASTM C311, C311, C618, BS EN 450-1, Ash - Chemical & Physical BS EN 450-2, Properties52 Properties52 BS EN 451-1, BS EN 451-2  ASTM C1240, 14.13.19 Silica Fume - Chemical & BS EN 13263-1, Physical Properties52 Propertie s52 BS EN 13263-2 14.13.18 Fly Ash or Pulverized-Fuel

52

4, 5

Frequency

 AASHTO T107,  ASTM C151, Cement BS EN 12617-4

14.13.10 Autoclave Expansion (Also known as Shrinkage Test)

Minimum

3

Remarks

source  Change in material  1 test per 250 t of cement source  Change in material  1 test per 250 t of cement  Each source  Change in material  1 test per 250 t of cement  Each source  Change in material  1 test per 250 t of cement  Each source  Change in material  1 test per 250 t of cement  Each source  Change in material  1 test per 250 t of cement  Each

source  Change in material  1 test per 250 t of cement  Each source  Change in material  1 test per 50 t  1 test per month  Each source  Change in material  1 test per 50 t  1 test per month source  Change in material  1 test per 50 t  1 test per month

Refer to footnote

Refer to footnote

 Each

Refer to footnote

Footnote 58: Where applicable testing for these materials are to be carried out in addition to the normal tests which have already been specified in this section for cement.

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3

4, 5

Frequency

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14.14

INTERLOCKING BLOCKS

14.14.1

Flexural Strength, Tensile Strength, Splitting Strength  –   –  Natural Stones, Dimension Stones, Slate, Concrete Paving Blocks, Concrete Slab Units

14.14.2 Water

Absorption Concrete Slab Units, Dimension Stone, Slate

Refer to footnote

 ASTM C120, C140, C880, BS EN 1338, BS EN 12372

 Each

 ASTM C97, C121, C642, BS EN 1338

 Each

type  1 test per 12500 units 2  1 test per 1000 m

type  1 test per 12500 units 2  1 test per 1000 m

BS EN 1338, BS EN 12390-7, BS EN 14617-12

 Each

14.14.4 Density

 ASTM C97, C642, BS EN 12390-7

 Each

14.14.5

Slip Resistance (Dry State) - Precast Paver Units, Natural Stones

 ASTM E303, BS EN 14231

 Each

14.14.6

Abrasion Resistance Stone Subjected to Foot Traffic, Dimension Stone

 ASTM C241, C1353

 Each

14.14.7

Compressive Strength Dimension Stone

 ASTM C170

 Each

14.14.8

Strength of Individual Stone Anchorages

14.14.9

Cover Measurement Concrete Slab Units

14.14.3

Dimension, Flatness, Dimensional Stability Concrete Slab Units, Agglomerated Stones, Concrete Paving Blocks (or Specific Gravity) - Concrete Slab Units, Dimension Stone

-

-

14.14.10 Initial Surface Absorption Concrete Slab Units

53

 ASTM C1354

BS 1881-204

Remarks

1 test shall comprise of 3 samples

type  1 test per 12500 units 2  1 test per 1000 m

type  1 test per 12500 units 2  1 test per 1000 m type  1 test per 12500 units 2  1 test per 1000 m

1 test shall comprise of 3 samples

type  1 test per 12500 units 2  1 test per 1000 m type  1 test per 12500 units 2  1 test per 1000 m  1 test per 100 anchorages  As

per the Engineer ’s

request BS 1881-208

 As

per the Engine er’s request

  Footnote 59: Precast Concrete Paver Units (Perforated and Non-Perforated), Cement Unit Pavers, Ferrocement Roof Slabs, Ferrocement Sunbreaker Slabs, Natural Stone Products, Natural Stone Walkway Pavers, Slate, Dimension Stones and/or materials and products conforming to ASTM C936, BS EN 1469, BS EN 12057, BS EN 12058, BS EN 12059 or equivalent shall be tested as per this section requirements as applicable.

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1, 2

 & the

14.14.11 Carbonation

Depth Concrete Slab Units

Method -

Minimum

3

BS EN 14630

4, 5

Frequency  As

per the Engineer ’s

request Refer to Aggregates Section

 Refer

Refer to Earthworks, 14.14.13 Granular Base, Setting Bed Subgrade Section

 Refer

Refer to Concrete or Masonry section as applicable

 Refer

14.14.12 Aggregates

-

Concrete

Slab Units

for Concrete Pavers, Natural (Stone) Pavers

14.14.14 Compressive

Strength Setting Bed, Mortar (for Pavers)

14.14.15 Modulus

-

14.14.16 Flexural

Modulus of Dimension

of Rupture Dimension Stone

Elasticity Stone

14.14.17 Petrographic Examination -

 ASTM C99

14.14.19 Structural Performance Exterior Cladding

to Earthworks, Subgrade Section

to Concrete or Masonry section as as applicable

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request  ASTM C1352

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

 ASTM C1721

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

Dimension Stone

14.14.18 Weather Resistance - Slate

to Aggregates Section

 ASTM C217

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request  ASTM C1201

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

Remarks

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14.15

1, 2

 & the

14.15.3 14.15.4

Joint Strength - Synthetic Surfaces Water Infiltration Rate Rotational Resistance

14.15.5 Shock Absorption 14.15.6 Spike Resistance 14.15.7 Ball Roll Behaviour 14.15.8

Minimum

3

4, 5

Frequency

SURFACES FOR SPORTS AREAS, PLAYGROUND 54, 55 SURFACING ETC

14.15.1 Slip Resistance 14.15.2

Method

Artificial Weathering Test, Environmental Testing

14.15.9 Fire Test

BS EN 14837

 1

test per 500 m2

BS EN 12228

 1

test per 500 m2

BS EN 12616

 1

test per 500 m2

BS EN 15301-1

 1

test per 500 m2

BS EN 14808

 1

test per 500 m2

BS EN 14810

 1

test per 500 m2

BS EN 12234

 1

test per 500 m2

BS EN 14836

 1

test per 500 m2

BS 7188

 1

test per 500 m2

54

Remarks

Refer to footnote

 Footnote 60: Products and materials conforming to BS 7044-1, BS EN 14877, BS EN 14904, BS EN 15330-1, BS EN 15330-2 or equivalent shall also be tested as per this section requirement.

55

 Footnote 61: Sampling shall be done in accordance with BS 7188 or equivalent as applicable.

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 & the

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3

4, 5

Frequency

56, 57

14.16

ADMIXTURES

14.16.1

Water Soluble Content

Chloride

14.16.3 Alkali

Content Admixtures

BS EN 480-10

BS EN 480-2

of

14.16.4

Bleeding of Concrete

14.16.5

Capillary Absorption

14.16.6

Testing for Air-Entraining Admixtures

14.16.7

Corrosion Susceptibility of Reinforcing Steel

14.16.8 Infrared Analysis Air Voids Characteristics in Hardened Concrete

14.16.10 Conventional Dry Material

BS EN 480-12

BS EN 480-4

BS EN 480-5

 ASTM C233

BS EN 480-14

of Special Purpose Admixtures

 Each

Type  Each source  Change in material  Each Type  Each source  Change in material  Each Type  Each source  Change in material  Each Type  Each source  Change in material  Each Type  Each source  Change in material  Each Type  Each source  Change in material  As

per the Engineer ’s

request BS EN 480-6

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request BS EN 480-11

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request BS EN 480-8

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

Content

14.16.11 Suitability

Remarks

Refer to footnote

14.16.2 Setting Time

14.16.9

Method

BS 8443

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

56

  Footnote 62: Admixtures Admixtures for concrete, mortar, mortar, grout, masonry etc as applicable. Admixtures conforming to  ASTM C494, C1017, BS EN 934-1, BS EN 934-2, BS EN 934-3, BS EN 934-4, BS EN 934-5 or equivalent as applicable. 57

 Footnote 63: Reference concrete, mortar, masonry for testing and sampling shall be done in accordance with BS EN 480-1, BS EN 480-13, BS EN 934-6 or equivalent as applicable.

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1, 2

 & the

Minimum

3

4, 5

Frequency

58, 59

CONCRETE, SHOTCRETE, CONCRETE PAVEMENT Refer to Cement Section

14.17.1 Cement 14.17.2

Method

Aggregates (Coarse, Fine, Lightweight etc) and Aggregate Reactivity

Refer to Aggregates Section

 Refer

to Cement Section to Aggregates Section

 Refer

to Admixtures Section

source  Change in material 3  1 test per 2000 m  of water  1 test per month  AASHTO T23, T119, T119,  Slump  Slum p & Temperature Temperature 14.17.5 Sampling Plastic (Fresh) T309, - 1 test per truck Concrete, Slump Testing,  ASTM C31, C143,  Slum p & Temperature Temperature  Slump Temperature Measurement C172, C1064, C1611, - 1 test per 10 m 3 and Making Test BS EN 12350-1,  Cube - 1 set per mix BS EN 12350-2 Specimens in the Field per day (6 cubes) 3 (AASHTO R39, ASTM  Cube - 1 set per 30 m C192, BS 1881-125 may (6 cubes) also be applicable) 60  Temperature  (for mass concrete) - 1 test per 50 m 2 of concrete applied  AASHTO T22,  1 test for 7 days (3 14.17.6 Compressive Strength of cubes)  ASTM C39, Hardened Concrete BS EN 12390-1, BS EN  1 test for 28 days (2 (Making, Curing and 12390-2, cubes) Testing) BS EN 12390-3  AASHTO T26, ACI 318,  ASTM C109, C191, BS EN 1008

14.17.4 Water

14.17.7

Density Concrete

14.17.8

Vebe Test, Flow Table Test, Concrete Compacting Factor - Fresh Concrete

14.17.9

Static Modulus of Elasticity in Compression

of

Hardened

Refer to footnote

 Refer

Refer to Admixtures Section

14.17.3 Admixtures

Remarks

 ASTM C642, BS EN 12390-7 BS EN 12350-3, 123504, 12350-5

 ASTM C469, BS 1881-121

 Each

 All

the cubes

 As

per the Engineer ’s

Refer to footnote

Both (7 & 28 days) tests will have to be carried out

request

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

58

  Footnote 64: Cast-in-Place, Ready-mix, Shotcrete, Self Consolidating and/or Concrete conforming to ASTM C94, BS 8500-1, BS 8500-2, BS EN 206-1 or equivalent shall be tested as per this section requirement as applicable. 59

 Footnote 65: Sampling shall be done in accordance with ASTM C823 or equivalent where applicable.   Footnote 66: 1 test shall refer to 3 monitoring points (ie, near the top surface, centre and near the bottom surface of the concrete pour) per 50 m 2 of concrete applied.

60

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 & the

Method

 AASHTO T152,

14.17.10 Air

Content of Fresh  ASTM C231, Concrete  –   –  Pressure BS EN 12350-7 Method

14.17.11 Air

Content Concrete  –   –  Method

 AASHTO T196,

of Fresh  ASTM C173 Volumetric

 ASTM C232

14.17.12 Bleeding

 AASHTO T271,

of Hardened,  ASTM C1040, Unhardened Concrete - On BS EN 12390-7 Site, Nuclear Method

14.17.14 Water

Absorption 61 Hardened Concrete

of

14.17.15 Water

Penetration (or Permeability) of Hardened 61 Concrete Concrete

14.17.16 Rapid

14.17.17 Sulphate

Content 61 Hardened Concrete Concret e

of

(Water)

14.17.19 Chloride Concentration, Content 61 Concrete Concrete

 As

Remarks

per the Engineer ’s

request

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

 As

 As

per the Engineer ’s

 1

 ASTM C803, BS EN 12390-8, DIN 1048-5

 1

 ASTM C1202, C1543,

 1

BS 1881-124

per the Engineer ’s

request

 ASTM C642, BS 1881-122

Chloride (Ion)  AASHTO T259, T277 Penetration (RCP) or 61 Chloride Migration Test Tes t

Surface 61 Absorption

4, 5

Frequency

request

14.17.13 Density

14.17.18 Initial

Minimum

3

test per 500 m3 Refer to footnote test per 500 m3 Refer to footnote test per 500 m3 Refer to footnote

 1

test per 500 m3 Refer to footnote

BS 1881-208

 1

test per 500 m3 Refer to footnote

 ASTM C1152, C1152, C1218, Ion BS 1881-124

Chloride Hardened

test per 500 m3  1 test per grade/class of concrete per week  Change in material  1

 ASTM C805, BS 1881-201, BS EN 12504-2

 1

test per 500 m2

 ASTM C597, 14.17.21 Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity BS EN 12504-4

 1

test per 500 m2

14.17.20 Rebound

Hammer Hardened Concrete

Refer to footnote

Test - Hardened Concrete

14.17.22 Metal

Cover Testing Hardened Concrete

61

-

BS 1881-204



1 test per 500 m2

Footnote 67: The required number of samples shall be tested per test as per the relevant specification.

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 & the

Method

14.17.23 Cold Applied Joint Sealant Systems for Pavements

Systems for Pavements

of Fresh Concrete

14.17.26 Strain

Measurement Hardened Concrete

-

14.17.27 Depth of Carbonation Cores or Concrete)

14.17.28 Core

Broke

Compressive

14.17.29 Cement

Content Hardened Concrete

of

14.17.30 Half-cell

Potential Hardened Concrete, Reinforcement Primer

14.17.31 Particle Coating of Admixtures Corrosion of Steel Environment

BS 2499-3

 Each

 AASHTO T121,  ASTM C138, BS EN 12350-6 BS 1881-206

Chemical on the Embedded Chloride

14.17.33 Petrographic Examination

BS EN 14630

of

14.17.36 Tensile

of

Strength Hardened Concrete

Strength Concrete Surfaces

14.17.37 Pull-Out

Strength Hardened Concrete

-

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request  As

 As

 AASHTO T24,  ASTM C42, BS EN 12504-1

 As

 ASTM C1084, BS 1881-124

 As

 ASTM C876

 As

 AASHTO T195,  ASTM D2489  ASTM G109

 As

per the Engineer ’s

per the Engineer ’s

per the Engineer ’s

request per the Engineer ’s

request ’s per the Engineer ’s request

per the Engineer ’s

request  As

per the Engineer ’s

request

 ASTM C856

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request BS EN 12390-6

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

of Test Specimens

14.17.35 Flexural

Type  Each source  Change in material

request

on Hardened Concrete

14.17.34 Tensile Splitting Strength

Type  Each source  Change in material

request

(on

Strength

14.17.32 Effect

 Each

Concrete

14.17.25 Unit Weight Test (Density)

4, 5

Frequency

BS 5212-3

Concrete

14.17.24 Hot-Applied Joint Sealant

Minimum

3

BS EN 12390-5

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request  ASTM C1583

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request  ASTM C900

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

Remarks

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 & the

14.17.38 Length

Change of Concrete Due to AlkaliSilica Reaction - Hardened Concrete

14.17.39 Abrasion

Resistance Concrete Surfaces

14.17.40 Time

of

of Setting of Concrete Mixtures by Penetration Resistance

Method

Minimum

3

 ASTM C1293

4, 5

Frequency  As

per the Engineer ’s

request

 ASTM C481, C779, C944, C1138

 As

 ASTM C403

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request per the Engineer ’s

request

Remarks

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1, 2

 & the

Method

CONCRETE CURING

14.18.1

Water Retention - Curing  ASTM C156, C309, Compound C1315,

14.18.2

Reflectance, Pigments Curing Compound

14.18.3

Drying Time Compound

14.18.4

Bond Strength Test Curing Compound

14.18.5 Density

(or

-

-

Curing

-

Relative

Non-volatile Content and Settlement (or Volatile Organic Content - VOC)

14.18.7 Sheet Materials 14.18.8 Burlap & Cotton

62

Supplementary Strength Tests to Verify Adequacy of Curing

Remarks

Refer to footnote

 AASHTO T155,

 Each

BS 7542  ASTM E1347

 Each

Type  Each source  Change in material

 AASHTO M148,  ASTM C150, C309, BS 7542

Type  Each source  Change in material  Each Type  Each source  Change in material

 ASTM C882

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request  ASTM D1475

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

Density)

14.18.9

4, 5

Frequency

62

14.18

14.18.6

Minimum

3

 ASTM D1644

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

 AASHTO M171,  ASTM C171  AASHTO M182

 Each

 As Directed by the Engineer

 As

Type  Change in material  Each Type  Change in material per the Engineer ’s

request

Footnote 68: Products conforming to AASHTO M148, M182, ASTM C171, C309, C1315 or equivalent shall be tested in accordance with this section as applicable.

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

14.19

1, 2

 & the

Method

4, 5

Frequency

Remarks

PRECAST CONCRETE

14.19.1 Cement 14.19.2 Bedding Mortar 14.19.3

Minimum

3

Bedding Mortar In addition to the above, the mortar Sampling and Testing Programme to be proposed by the Contractor based on mortar type(s) and procedure(s); for Engineer’s approval

14.19.4 Welding

Test Reinforcement Bars

-

Refer to Cement Section

 Refer

Refer to Masonry, Masonry, Mortar Section

 Refer

Methods to be proposed by the Contractor based on mortar type(s) and procedure(s); for

 Frequency

Engineer’s approval

to Cement Section

to Masonry, Masonry, Mortar Section to be proposed by the Contractor based on mortar type(s) and procedure(s); for

Engineer’s approval

 AWS D1.4

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

Proposed program to include flow and strength testing

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Material /Section / Activity the Required Tests

1, 2

 &

Method

Minimum 4, 5 Frequency

3

63, 64, 65

14.20

WATERPROOFING, WATERPROOFING, ROOFING

14.20.1

Drainage Fabric (such as Geo-textiles, Geomembranes, Geosynthetics etc)

14.20.2 Average

Thickness, Thickness Tolerance, Overall Thickness (as applicable) Waterproofing Membrane

14.20.3 Density,

Specific Gravity - Waterproofing Membrane, Waterstop

14.20.4 Resistance

to Chemicals, Liquids Waterproofing Membrane

Refer to Geo-textiles section

Strength & Elongation (at Yield / Break) - Waterproofing Membrane, Waterstop

Refer to footnote Refer to Geo-textiles section

test per 10,000 m 2 2  1 test per 100 m  (for wet or dry film for liquid applied)  Change in material

 ASTM D412, D751, D1005, D5199, D3767, D7635, BS EN 1849-1, BS EN 1849-2, BS ISO 37

 1

 ASTM D297, D792

 1

 ASTM D297, D543, BS EN 1847, BS EN ISO 2812-1, 2812-2, 2812-3, 2812-4, 2812-5

 1

 ASTM D412, D638, D882, D2370, D2523, D4073, BS EN 12311-1, BS EN 12311-2, BS EN ISO 527-1 (BS 27823, ISO 527-1), BS EN 527-3, BS EN 527-5  ASTM C1306, D5385, Under D7281, DIN 1048-5, BS EN 14.20.6 Resistance Water Pressure, Water 1928, BS EN 13111, BS EN 15820, BS EN 15817 Penetration, 14.20.5 Tensile

Remarks

Dry film testing shall be nondestructive

test per 10,000 m 2  1 test per 1000 m length for waterstop  Change in material test per project site  Change in material

test per 10,000 m 2  1 test per 1000 m length for waterstop  Change in material  1

 1

test per project site  Change in material

Resistance, Tightness (as applicable) Waterproofing Membrane

63

Footnote 69: The testing is to be carried out for all waterproofing works such as tunnels, mined tunnels, building foundations, roofing, bridge-deck etc whether new construction or repair of existing structures.

64

Footnote 70: The products such as Bonded Membrane, Unbonded Membrane, Butyl Rubber Sheeting, Thermoplastic Membrane (PVC), Composite (Self-Adhering) Membrane Sheeting, Flexible Cementitious and Non-Cementitious Membrane, Bituminous Type, Asphalt Primer (ASTM D41), Mastic Asphalt (BS EN 12970), Polymer Modified Bituminous Coating (BS EN 15814), Flexible Sheet (BS EN 13967), Cold Liquid-Applied Elastomeric Waterproofing Membrane (ASTM C836) or equivalent shall be tested as per this section.

65

Footnote 71: The sampling, preparation of samples shall be done in accordance with ASTM D146, D228, D2829, D3183, D3617, D5147, D7636, BS EN 13416 or equivalent as applicable.

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1, 2

 &

14.20.7 Water

Absorption Waterproofing Membrane

Method -

14.20.8 Tear

Resistance, Propagation Tear Resistance Waterproofing Membrane

14.20.9

Resistance to Puncture Propagation, Static, Dynamic Puncture Waterproofing Membrane

14.20.10 Tensile

Strength of Welded Seam, Seam Strength, Lap Adhesion (as applicable) Waterproofing Membrane

14.20.11 Air

Pressure Welded Seam

Test

-

14.20.12 Resistance to Dynamic

14.20.14 Dimensional Stability Waterproofing Membrane

4, 5

Frequency

 ASTM D471, D570, BS EN 14223

 1

 ASTM D624, D1004, D1922, D4932, BS EN 12310-1, BS EN 12310-2, BS ISO 34-2

 1

 ASTM D2582, D5602, D5635, E154, BS EN ISO 12236

 1

 ASTM D638, D1876, D6365, D6392, D7379

 1

 As per relevant standards

 All

the welded seams

  As

per the Engineer’s

BS EN 14694

test per project site  Change in material

test per 10,000 m 2  Change in material

test per 10,000 m 2  Change in material

test per project site  Change in material

request

Water Pressure

14.20.13 Resistance to Rain

Minimum

3

BS EN 15816

  As

per the Engineer’s

request  ASTM D1204, BS EN 1107-1, BS EN 1107-2, BS EN 15818

 ASTM D746, D2136, D5636, BS EN 1109, Test (or Flexibility) - BS EN 15813

14.20.15 Low Temperature Bend

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

 As

per the Engineer’s

request

Waterproofing Membrane

14.20.16 Adhesion

to Rigid Substrate, Self (or Peel Strength) Waterproofing Membrane

 ASTM D412, D1000, D429, D903, D4138, D4541, D7234, BS EN 13596, BS EN ISO 4624

 1

test per project site for preformed membrane 2  3 test per 1000 m  (for liquid applied on site)  Change in material

Remarks

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1, 2

 &

Method

14.20.17 Water

Vapour Permeability (or Water Vapour Transmission) Waterproofing Membrane

14.20.18 Crack

Bridging Waterproofing Membrane

-

14.20.19 Pinhole Holiday Test 14.20.20 Water Ponding Test

Minimum

3

4, 5

Frequency

 ASTM D1653, E96, E154, BS EN 1931

 1

 ASTM C1305

 1

 ASTM D4787

 The

 ASTM D5957

 100%

 ASTM C1522, D573, D822, D3045, D5849, E154, G154, Fatigue, Accelerated BS EN 1296, Weathering (UV BS EN 1297

14.20.21 Resistance to Ageing,

test per project site  Change in material

test per project site  Change in material

entire surface (100% testing) of the horizontal surfaces

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

Radiation, Heating), Extensibility, Retention of Properties Waterproofing Membrane

14.20.22 Pliability

Degrees Bitumen-Saturated Felts and Woven Fabrics for Roofing and Waterproofing

 ASTM D146

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

 ASTM D785, D1415, D2240, 14.20.23 Hardness (Initial-Shore, BS ISO 48, Rockwell, BS ISO 7619-1, International) - BS ISO 7619-2

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

Waterproofing Membrane

14.20.24 Set to Touch, Drying

 ASTM D1640

to Seal Around Fasteners Waterproofing Membrane

14.20.26 Test

Methods for Emulsified Bitumens Used as Protective Coatings

per the Engineer’s

request

Time - Waterproofing Membrane

14.20.25 Capability

  As

 ASTM D7349

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

 ASTM D2939

 As

per the Engineer’s request

Remarks

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Material /Section / Activity the Required Tests

1, 2

14.20.27 Dimension

 &

Method

of

BS 8102

Protection Board

14.20.28 Softening

-

14.20.29 Bitumen

-

Point Waterproofing Membrane Content Waterproofing Membrane

14.20.30 Taber

Abrasion (or Abrasion Resistance) Acrylic Polymer, Liquid Membrane

14.20.31 Adhesives (Related to

-

Roofing

 ASTM D4

 1

 ASTM D4060

 1

 ASTM D412, D429

 As

 ASTM D4989

  As

-

14.20.36 Flexural

-

Strength Epoxy Mortar Strength Epoxy Mortar

14.20.37 Bond Strength - Epoxy

14.20.39 Coefficient of Linear Expansion Mortar

14.20.40 Water

-

-

per the Engineer’s request

 ASTM C579

 1

 ASTM C307

 1

 ASTM C580

 1

 ASTM C882

 1

 ASTM D1475

 1

 ASTM C531

  As

per the Engineer’s

test per project site if the amount exceeds 2000 kg

test per project site if the amount exceeds 2000 kg test per project site if the amount exceeds 2000 kg test per project site if the amount exceeds 2000 kg test per project site if the amount exceeds 2000 kg test per project site if the amount exceeds 2000 kg per the Engineer’s

request

Epoxy

Absorption Epoxy Mortar

test per project site if the application exceeds 4000 m 2

 1

Resin

14.20.38 Density - Epoxy Resin

test per 5000 m 2  1 test per 5000 litres  Change in material

 ASTM C308

- Epoxy Mortar

14.20.35 Tensile

test per project site  Change in material

request

Setting Time and Service Strength Setting Time - Epoxy Mortar

14.20.34 Compressive Strength

test per 3000 m 2  Change in material  1

 1

Bitumen

14.20.33 Working Time, Initial

4, 5

Frequency

 ASTM D36

Waterproofing)

14.20.32 Viscosity

Minimum

3

 ASTM C413

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

Remarks

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1, 2

 &

14.20.41 Vapour Transmission -

Method

 ASTM D814

 ASTM D5076

- Roofing and Waterproofing Materials and Membranes

14.20.44 Non-volatile Content Cold Liquid Membrane

 ASTM D5683

 ASTM C1250

to Wind Load, Uplift- Membrane Roofing Systems

14.20.47 Impact

Resistance Bituminous Roofing Systems

14.20.48 Adhesive and Cohesive

 ASTM D4830

to Compaction of Asphalt Layer - Waterproofing Membrane for Bridge

14.20.50 Behaviour of Bitumen Sheets During Application of Mastic Asphalt Waterproofing Membrane for Bridge

per the Engineer’s

  As

per the Engineer’s

  As

per the Engineer’s

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

 ASTM E907, BS EN 16002

  As

 ASTM D3746

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

per the Engineer’s

request

 ASTM D7105

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

Strength Between Materials - Roofing or Waterproofing Membranes and Systems

14.20.49 Resistance

  As

request

Thermoplastic Fabrics Roofing and Waterproofing

14.20.46 Resistance

per the Engineer’s

request

Applied

14.20.45 Characterizing

  As

request

Waterproofing Membrane

14.20.43 Flexibility

4, 5

Frequency

request

Volatile Liquid

14.20.42 Voids - Roofing and

Minimum

3

BS EN 14692

 1

test per project site

BS EN 14693

 1

test per project site

Remarks

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1, 2

 &

Method

Minimum

3

4, 5

Frequency

BS EN 14691

 1

BS EN 12316-1, BS EN 12316-2, BS EN 12317-1, BS EN 12317-2

 1

14.20.51 Compatibility by Heat

test per project site

Conditioning Waterproofing Membrane for Bridge

14.20.52 Peel, Shear Resistance of Joints Waterproofing Membrane

14.20.53 Resistance to Ozone -

BS EN 1844

 As

 ASTM D228

  As

Waterproofing Membrane

14.20.54 Testing and Analysis of

Resistance of Ferrous Metal Fastener Assemblies Used in Roofing and Waterproofing

per the Engineer’s request

per the Engineer’s

request

Asphalt Roll Roofing, Cap Sheets, and Shingles Used in Roofing and Waterproofing

14.20.55 Corrosion

test per project site for bonded system

 ASTM D6294

  As

per the Engineer’s

request

Remarks

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

Method

Minimum

3

66, 67

14.21

RESIN, POLYMER/CEMENT COMPOSITION

14.21.1

Compressive Strength

14.21.2

Modulus of Elasticity in Flexure, Flexural Strength

14.21.3

Density of Hardened Resin Compositions

14.21.4

Modulus of Elasticity in Compression

Resistance to Liquids

14.21.7 Peak

BS 6319-3

Exotherm

BS 6319-6

 1

BS 6319-9

Temperature

14.21.8

Temperature of Deflection Under Bending Stress

14.21.9

Creep in Compression

14.21.10 Unrestrained

Linear Shrinkage, Coefficient of Thermal Expansion

14.21.11 UV

Accelerated

14.21.13 Shear Adhesion Bond

14.21.14 Skid Resistance 14.21.15 Taber Abrasion

test per 2000 kg if the amount exceeds 2000 kg in total test per 2000 kg if the amount exceeds 2000 kg in total

 1

test per 2000 kg if the amount exceeds 2000 kg in total  1 test per 2000 kg if the amount exceeds 2000 kg in total  1 test per 2000 kg if the amount exceeds 2000 kg in total

BS 6319-10

 1

BS 6319-11

 1

BS 6319-12

test per 2000 kg if the amount exceeds 2000 kg in total

test per 2000 kg if the amount exceeds 2000 kg in total  1 test per 2000 kg if the amount exceeds 2000 kg in total

 ASTM G154

 1

 ASTM C882, BS EN 12615

 1

Weathering

14.21.12 Slant Shear Strength

test per 2000 kg if the amount exceeds 2000 kg in total  1 test per 2000 kg if the amount exceeds 2000 kg in total  1

BS 6319-8

 ASTM C482

 ASTM E303

Refer to footnote

 1

BS 6319-5

 ASTM C307, BS 6319-7

14.21.5 Tensile Strength

14.21.6

BS 6319-2

Remarks

4, 5

Frequency

test per 2000 kg if the amount exceeds 2000 kg in total

test per 500 litres if the amount exceeds 500 litres in total  1 test per 500 litres if the amount exceeds 500 litres in total  As

per the Engineer ’s

request  ASTM D4060

 As

per the Engineer ’s

request

66

  Footnote 72: Acrylic Polymer (for all applications), Elastomeric Joint Sealant (ASTM C920), Acrylic Polymer (ASTM C881), Latex Agents for Bonding (ASTM C1059) or equivalent shall be tested as per this section requirement. 67

 Footnote 73: Sampling shall be done in accordance with BS 6319-1 or equivalent as applicable.

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Material /Section / Activity Required Tests

1, 2

 & the

Method

3

Minimum 4, 5 Frequency

14.22

MASONRY, BRICK, MORTAR ETC AND RELATED 68, 69, 70 ACCESSORIES

14.22.1

Compressive Strength Masonry Units

14.22.2

Density - Masonry Units

14.22.3

Dimension - Masonry Units

14.22.4

Flatness - Masonry Units

14.22.5 Water

Absorption Masonry Units

-

BS EN 772-1

BS EN 772-4, BS EN 772-13

BS EN 772-16

BS EN 772-20

-

14.22.6

Bending Tensile Strength Masonry Units

14.22.7

Precast Concrete Masonry Units

14.22.8

Filler for Movement Joint Boards

14.22.9

Movement Joint Sealant

BS EN 772-11, BS EN 772-21

BS EN 772-6

BS 6073-2

 ASTM D1751

 ASTM C793, BS EN ISO 11600

 Each

type  1 test per batch/lot  1 test per 5000 units 2  1 test per 1000 m  Each type  1 test per batch/lot  1 test per 5000 units 2  1 test per 1000 m  Each type  1 test per batch/lot  1 test per 5000 units 2  1 test per 1000 m  Each type  1 test per batch/lot  1 test per 5000 units 2  1 test per 1000 m  Each type  1 test per batch/lot  1 test per 5000 units 2  1 test per 1000 m  Each type  1 test per batch/lot  1 test per 5000 units 2  1 test per 1000 m  Each type  1 test per batch/lot  1 test per 5000 units 2  1 test per 1000 m Each type Change in material

Remarks

Refer to footnote

1 test shall comprise of 5 samples

1 test shall comprise of 3 samples

 Each

type  Change in material

68

  Footnote 74: Masonry, Masonry Units, Precast Concrete Masonry Units, Movement Joint Materials, Mortar, Screed, Plaster, Skim Coat, Grout for Masonry, Masonry, Bonding Agent, Lime, Gypsum, Polymer Modified Cement Mortar, Mortar, Prepacked Floor Screed, Prepacked Waterproof Screed, Self-Levelling Screed, Prepacked Plaster, Prepacked Skim Coat, Grouts for Masonry (ASTM C476), Mortar for Masonry (ASTM C144, C270) and/or products or materials conforming to BS 6073-2, BS EN 771-1, BS EN 771-2, BS EN 771-3, BS EN 771-4, BS EN 771-5, BS EN 771-6, BS EN 1338 or equivalent shall be tested as per this section requirement. 69

 Footnote 75: Each material shall be tested separately as per the specified testing frequency as applicable.

70

  Footnote 76: Sampling shall be done in accordance with ASTM C50, C67, C1019, BS EN 13892-1 or equivalent as applicable.

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