William G. LaSage NYSDOT Region 7 Materials Engineer.

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William G. LaSage NYSDOT Region 7 Materials Engineer

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William G. LaSage

NYSDOT Region 7 Materials Engineer

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Where do I find these documents? https://www.nysdot.gov/divisions/engineering/technical-services/materials-b

ureau/forms-manuals

What’s available? MURK Part 2A - Materials Inspection Manual (Materials Acceptance

Requirements)

Materials Method 9.1 - Plant Inspection of Portland Cement Concrete

Materials Method 9.2 - Field Inspection of Portland Cement Concrete

Materials Procedure NY05-04 – Preparing and Processing Fabrication Drawings for Precast Products

Materials Procedure 401 - Plant Inspection of Hot Mix Asphalt (Superpave)

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MURK Part 1B - Construction Inspection Manual (CIM) https://www.nysdot.gov/main/business-center/contractors/construction-division/

construction-repository/murk1b_cim_20030225.pdf

Steel Construction Manual 3rd Edition (March 2008) https://www.nysdot.gov/divisions/engineering/structures/manuals/scm

Prestressed Concrete Construction Manual (September 2000) https://www.nysdot.gov/divisions/engineering/structures/manuals/pccm

Standard Sheets https://www.nysdot.gov/main/business-center/engineering/cadd-info/drawings/

standard-sheets

Standard Specifications https://www.nysdot.gov/main/business-center/engineering/specifications

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Where do I find out what is required? Contract Plans/Proposal

NYSDOT Standard Sheets

NYSDOT Standard Specifications Each Section has a “Materials” narrative (XXX-2) detailing the Materials Acceptance

requirements for a given item.

MURK Part 2A - Materials Inspection Manual

Approved List Aggregates

https://www.nysdot.gov/divisions/engineering/technical-services/materials-bureau/fine-coarse-aggregates

Materials and Equipment https://www.nysdot.gov/divisions/engineering/technical-services/materials-

bureau/materials-and-equipment

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Hot Mix Asphalt Plant NYSDOT Approved Plant

Annual Inspection 90 Day Scale Checks Up-to-Date

Mix Designs NYSDOT Regional Materials assigns production status to all Superpave mix designs that

have been successfully plant verified. The owner is encouraged to review all Superpave mix designs and make their own

determination on acceptability.

For all Marshall Mixes, a mix design must be submitted for approval by the owner.

Plant Inspection Required for daily Superpave production >500 TON.

Plant may certify quantities of less than 500 TON.

NYSDOT Standard Specifications §401-3.03 requires 3:00 PM notification the day before production to arrange for inspection. Contractor must give notification to plant prior to 3:00 PM to ensure scheduling can be

accommodated.

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Plant Inspection Quality Assurance/Quality Control Certification Program (Alfred

Certification) Inspector must possess current certification. Recertification is required every 5 years.

Superpave (NYSDOT Standard Specifications §402) Inspection progressed as per NYSDOT Materials Procedure 401.

Daily production for each mix is broken into 1000 TON Sublots. Independent QC and QA aggregate and hot mix asphalt samples are taken within each

Sublot. Samples are tested for Gradation, Bulk Specific Gravity, Maximum Specific Gravity, and %

Air Voids. A Plant Production Quality Adjustment Factor (QAF) is calculated based upon the results of

these tests. The inspector also completes all required paperwork, records in the Hot Mix Asphalt Daily

Diary pertinent/required information pertaining to the day’s production, and prepares the BR 343 – Daily Hot Mix Asphalt Authorized Shipments.

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Plant Inspection Marshall Mix (NYSDOT Standard Specifications §403)

Section 403-3 Construction Details assigns responsibility to the Contractor for production Quality Control. Unless otherwise specified, a Quality Control Technician is not required to be present

during production. Typically the Quality Control Technician will monitor and verify mix production via

automation.

Owners are encouraged to perform Quality Assurance Testing to ensure the quality of the hot mix asphalt being produced. Asphalt content verified via automation. AASHTO T27 – Sieve Analysis of Fine and Coarse Aggregates AASHTO T245 - Standard Method of Test for Resistance to Plastic Flow of Bituminous

Mixtures Using Marshall Apparatus AASHTO T166 – Bulk Specific Gravity of Compacted Mixtures AASHTO T209 – Theoretical Maximum Specific Gravity of Bituminous Paving Mixtures AASHTO T269 – Percent Air Voids in Compacted Dense and Open Bituminous Paving

Mixtures

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Compaction Methods Marshall Mix

NYSDOT Standard Specification Tables 403-2 (Similar to 80 Series)

Superpave 80 Series Number of Passes NYSDOT Standard Specification Table 402-5

Superpave 70 Series - Nuclear/Non-Nuclear Density Gauge Monitoring “Peak the Gauge” NYSDOT Standard Specification §402-3.07.C EIC’s must obtain a copy of the Nuclear Gauge Operators Associated General Contractors,

New York State, Density Gauge Inspector Certification for the project records.

Superpave 60 Series – Coring of Test Strip with Nuclear/Non-Nuclear Density Gauge Monitoring NYSDOT Standard Specification §402-3.07.B EIC’s must obtain a copy of the Nuclear Gauge Operators Associated General Contractors,

New York State, Density Gauge Inspector Certification for the project records.

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Temperature Readings, Yields and Depth Checks Must be done on a regular basis and recorded.

Tack Coat Tack Trucks

NYSDOT Standard Specifications §407-3.01 Equipment Self-Certification and Annual Calibration (ASTM D 2995) must be provided

prior to use on the project.

Application Rates as per NYSDOT Standard Specifications Table 407-1.

Sampling & Testing Sampling as per NYSDOT Materials Method 8.2 - Asphalt Emulsion Quality

Assurance. Emulsion must meet requirements of NYSDOT Standard Specifications

Table 702-10.

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Plant Certifications BR 307 – Region 7 Quality Control Hot Mix Asphalt Certification

Generated by the Plant for all Marshall Mix or non-testable quantities of Hot Mix Asphalt.

BR 343a – Daily Hot Mix Asphalt Authorized Shipments Generated by the Plant Inspector. Certifies Type of Material, Quantity, and Quality Adjustment Factor.

Delivery Tickets Must conform to NYSDOT Standard Specifications §401-4 Method of Measurement.

Verify Mix Codes (09F32YB) using NYSDOT Standard Specification Table 401-7.

Density Monitoring Nuclear Gauge = BR 340 & BR 341 – Hot Mix Asphalt In-Place Pavement Density

Data

Non-Nuclear Gauge = BR 66, BR 68 & BR 69 – Hot Mix Asphalt In-Place Pavement Density Data

Coring = BR 109 - Test Section Nuclear Gauge Test Data

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Concrete Plant NYSDOT Approved Plant

Annual Inspection 90 Day Scale Checks Up-to-Date

NYSDOT Inspected Transit Mixers (Inspection Sticker) Annual Inspection Barrel/Fin Condition Counter Function Water Tank Calibration

Mix Designs Annually or when updates are necessary, Regional Materials provides the producer with mix

designs for all NYSDOT concrete classes (A, D, J, H, etc.).

For all non-NYSDOT mixes, a mix design must be submitted for approval by the owner.

Plant Inspection Required for all concrete production of 25+ CY.

Plant may certify quantities of less than 25 CY.

NYSDOT Standard Specifications §501-3.03 requires 3:00 PM notification the day before production to arrange for inspection. Contractor must give notification to plant prior to 3:00 PM to ensure scheduling can be accommodated.

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Plant Inspection NYSDOT Concrete Batch Plant Inspector Certification Program

Inspector must possess current certification. Recertification is required every 5 years.

Inspection progressed as per Materials Method 9.1 - Plant Inspection of Portland Cement Concrete.

Each production day, aggregates are sampled and tested for gradation and moisture content.

For HP concrete, moisture corrections are calculated to determine the required hold back water.

Cement, flyash, and microsilica samples are obtained and sent for testing, as appropriate. Frequent sampling is encouraged to ensure the quality of the materials incorporated in the batch.

Verify the correct mix design is being batched under automation, in spec, using approved materials, and being transported in an approved truck.

The inspector records in the Concrete Daily Diary all pertinent/required information pertaining to the day’s production and prepares the BR 316 – Daily Concrete Batch Plant Report.

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Field Inspection Certifications.

ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician Grade I NYSDOT Field Testing Technician Program NICET Level II Construction Materials Testing Technician

Inspection as per Materials Method 9.2 - Field Inspection of Portland Cement Concrete.

Slump/Air Tests at a minimum of every 50 CY.

Slump/Air/Temperature/6” x 12” Concrete Cylinders at a minimum of every 200 CY. A minimum of 2-28 Day Cylinders must be cast for each structural element. No more than 8 Cylinders should be cast for any structural element.

All samples must not be obtained from the first or last 10% of the load. Cylinder samples must come from the middle third of the load.

Additional slump/air testing and fabrication of cylinders may be necessary, if mix quality problems are encountered.

To limit the potential risk of out of spec material being incorporated into the work, placement should be halted while the concrete is being tested.

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Field Inspection If the material begins to test marginally,

Inform your Contractor. The contractor should then contact the plant to request corrective action. Increase testing frequency until you have confidence the material has improved. Communication, communication, communication!

If you encounter out of spec test results, Inform your Contractor. Resample and Retest. If the retest fails, reject the load. Increase testing frequency until you have confidence the material quality has improved. Out of Spec Material CANNOT be accepted!

Cylinder Curing NYSDOT Standard Specification Table 555-4

Notes 1 & 3 require “Early Open” cylinders to be cured in the same manner as the structural element they represent.

Cylinders should also be protected from freezing or excessive heat (baking in the sun).

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Plant Certifications BR 316 – Daily Concrete Batch Plant Report

Generated by the Plant Inspector

BR 342 – Portland Cement Concrete Materials Certification Producer Certification of Concrete (<25 CY)

Other Paperwork Batch Tickets

Must conform to NYSDOT Standard Specifications §501-3.02.D - Delivery Tickets.

Record the water added onsite on the delivery ticket. Record the Begin/End Discharge times.

BR 300 – Concrete Cylinder Report One form per cylinder set (2 cylinders) is required.

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