Specifications for Creosoted Wood Block Paving
Specifications for Creosoted Wood Block Paving
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This sand is to be left upon the pavement for such a time as may be directed by the city, after which it shall be swept up and taken away by the contractor.
Filler, (b) Bituminous.
After the rolling is completed, the joints between the blocks shall be filled with a bituminous filler, specified hereafter. The filler shall be brought to the proper temperature and poured into the joints; any filler on the surface of the pavemnt must be spread as thin as possible by means of squeegees.
After the jo...ints are filled, as prescribed, the surface shall be com- pletely covered by a thin coat of clean, coarse, dry sand, and a similar coating of sand shall be spread over the pavement, if required by the Engineer, before the acceptance of the pavement. The filler NOTE. The committee recommends expansion joints % inch in width at each curb for streets up to 30 ft. In width ; 1 inch in width for streets between 30 and 50 ft. In width and 1% inches in width for streets over 50 ft. In width.
used shall be a straight run residue obtained from the distillation of coal tar and shall comply with the following requirements: 1st.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This sand is to be left upon the pavement for such a time as may be directed by the city, after which it shall be swept up and taken away by the contractor.
Filler, (b) Bituminous.
After the rolling is completed, the joints between the blocks shall be filled with a bituminous filler, specified hereafter. The filler shall be brought to the proper temperature and poured into the joints; any filler on the surface of the pavemnt must be spread as thin as possible by means of squeegees.
After the jo...ints are filled, as prescribed, the surface shall be com- pletely covered by a thin coat of clean, coarse, dry sand, and a similar coating of sand shall be spread over the pavement, if required by the Engineer, before the acceptance of the pavement. The filler NOTE. The committee recommends expansion joints % inch in width at each curb for streets up to 30 ft. In width ; 1 inch in width for streets between 30 and 50 ft. In width and 1% inches in width for streets over 50 ft. In width.
used shall be a straight run residue obtained from the distillation of coal tar and shall comply with the following requirements: 1st.
What to read after Specifications for Creosoted Wood Block Paving?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Society of Municipal Engineers to read onlineMoreLess
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