SB Certification for Mixture-Based Specification for Flexible Base Summary of Spec Test Procedures Actions to Take for Non-Compliance October 31, 2012.

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SB Certification for Mixture-Based Specification for Flexible Base Summary of Spec Test Procedures Actions to Take for Non-Compliance October 31, 2012

Purpose of ABQMS  Establish List of Qualified Producers  Producers Responsible for Process Control/Quality Control  Reduce TxDOT Sampling and Testing  Expedite Aggregate Base Acceptance  Share Responsibility (Producer/TxDOT) for Quality and Uniformity  Reduce Cost and Time for Process Control, QC/QA Sampling and Testing and Acceptance  Reduce Risk to Producer and TxDOT  Other

Process Full Approval Conditional Approval Reject Reject with Request for Additional Information TxDOT Review of Application Approve Producer Application for ABQMS

Aggregate Type A – Crushed Stone B – Crushed/Uncrushed Gravel C – Crushed Gravel D – Crushed Stone/Crushed Concrete E – As Shown on Plans Grade Grades 1 to 5 (Table 1) Test methods, responsibilities, and minimum classification levels on Handout

TxDOT Verification Tests* Test Test Method Initial Production Frequency, Tons Normal Production Frequency, Tons Loadout Frequency, Tons GradationTEX-110-E3,00010,000 Atterberg Limits TEX-104-E TEX-106-E 3,00010,000 Wet Ball MillTEX-116-E3,00010,000 Sulfate ContentTEX-145-E3,00010,000 Compressive Strength TEX-117-E3,00010,000 * Tests Can Be Performed by TxDOT at Any Time

Operational Tolerances Allowable Material Property (Production) Differences and Specification Limits Property Test Method Allowable Difference from Current JMF Target Allowable Difference between Contractor and Engineer Test Results Specification Limits for Pay Factor Determination Gradation Accumulative Percent Passing 2 ½ in Tex-110-E 1 ¾ in55 7/8 in55 3/8 in55 No. 455 Plus or minus 5 No. 4033

Operational Tolerances Allowable Material Property (Production) Differences and Specification Limits, (Cont’d) Property Test Method Allowable Difference from Current JMF Target Allowable Difference between Contractor and Engineer Test Results Specification Limits for Pay Factor Determination Liquid LimitTex-104-E55 Plasticity Index Tex-105-E Tex-106-E 44 Wet Ball Mill, Max TEX-116-E 55 Wet Ball Mill, % Increase Passing the No. 40 Sieve Percentage Points 44

Operational Tolerances Allowable Material Property (Production) Differences and Specification Limits, (Cont’d) Property Test Method Allowable Difference from Current JMF Target Allowable Difference between Contractor and Engineer Test Results Specification Limits for Pay Factor Determination Sulfate Content, ppmTex-145-E500 Min. Compression Strength, psi Tex-117-E Lateral Pressure, 0 psi108 Lateral Pressure, 3 psi1512 Lateral Pressure, 15 psi2015 Optimum Moisture Content, % Tex-113-E 0.3 Max Dry Density, lb per cu. ft. 1.0

Placement Acceptance  Lot Size – 4 Sublots per Lot – Area Placed by 4,000 Tons  Pay Factor for Lot  Rework or Remove and Replace Any Sublot in Lot 1 with Relative In-place Density Less than 98%

Placement Sampling  Random Sampling (Engineer) Property Samples per sublot Samples per lot In-place density4 In-place moisture content4 Thickness1 Lab compacted moisture- density relationship 1

Placement Testing Placement Testing Frequency, Allowable Differences and Specification Limits) Property Test Method Minimal Contractor Testing Frequency Minimal Engineer Testing Frequency Allowable Difference from Current JMF Target Allowable Difference between Contractor and Engineer Specification Limits Optimum Moisture Content, % Tex-113-E1 per lot 1 per 3 lots 0.3 (percentage points) Maximum Dry Density, lb per cu. ft 1.0 In-place Density, % 1 Tex-115-E 4 per sublot 1 per sublot 2.0 (percentage points) 100 In-place Moisture Content, % (percentage points) ± 1.5 Thickness, in.Tex-140-E 1 per sublot 0.5 –

Operational Tolerance/ Suspend Placement Property Out of Operational Tolerance Suspend Production JMFSpecificationParameter No. of Consecutive Sublot/Lots In-place density/ moisture content X In-place density or moisture content individually 2 Either in-place density or moisture content 3 ThicknessX 2 Lab Compacted moisture-density relationship X Moisture content or dry density individually 2 Either moisture content or dry density 3