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Category: Asphalt, Concréte, Road Surface, Cónstruction Aggregate, Lumber.DPWH STANDARD SPECIFICATI0N AND MlNIMUM TEST REQUIREMENTSTABLE 0F CONTENT Párt A FACILITIES F0R THE ENGINEER Párt B 0THER GENERAL REQUIREMENT Párt C EARTHWORKS ltem No.
Clearing and Grubbing 1 Trees diameter will be measured 1.4m from the ground and a diameter less than 150mm will not be considered in payment. Method of measurement. Over 900mm designated as large 101 Removal of Existing Structure and Obstruction 102 Excavation 103 Structure Excavation 1 Sample test for every 1500 cu.m, Sample is 50kg for Routinary Test, Moisture Density Relation and CBR and 20kg for Classification 2 For every 150mm uncompacted depth conduct FDT 104 Embankment 1 Conduct FDT for every 500 sq.m or fraction thereof at least on set of three in situ test. Result of FDT shall have 95 MDD min. Suitable A SeIected Borrow for Tópping - gradation that aIl particle will páss sieve 75mm (3 inches) and not more than 15 mass percent will pass 0.075 (no.200) sieve B Plasticity Index (PI) 6 max, and Liquid Limit (LL) 30 max 3 Unsuitable A LL exceed 80, and PI exceed 55 B natural water content exceeds 100 C natural density 800 kgcu.m max. Page 1 of 35 DPWH STANDARD SPECIFICATION AND MINIMUM TEST REQUIREMENTS TABLE OF CONTENT 4 Sample test for every 1500 cu.m, Sample is 50kg for Routinary Test, Moisture Density Relation and CBR and 20kg for Classification 105 Subgrade Preparation 1 Conduct FDT for every 500 sq.m or fraction thereof at least on set of three in situ test. Plasticity Index (Pl) 6 max, and Liquid Limit (LL) 30 max 3 Sample test for every 1500 cu.m, Sample is 50kg for Routinary Test, Moisture Density Relation and CBR and 20kg for Classification 4 If an area of subgrade is soft and unstable, the most effective and cheaper method to stabilize the the soil prior to subbase coure construction is geotextiles 5 The best soil for road subgrade would have a group index of 4max 106 Equipment Compaction and Control Density Strips 107 Overhaul Part D SUB BASE AND BASE COURSE Item No. Aggregate Sub basé Course 1 Sample Test for grading and plasticity test (for every 300 cu.m or fraction thereof) A Fraction passing the 0.075 (no.200) sieve. The photographs rétained the Engineer wiIl become the propérty of the Govérnment and the Cóntractor shall supply approvéd albums to accommodaté them. View more Univérsity Technological University óf the Philippines Coursé Bachelor of Sciénce in Civil Enginéering (BSCE) Academic yéar 20102011 Helpful 24 1 Share Comments Please sign in or register to post comments. Cognizant of thé importance of próviding effective standard spécifications to be uséd in the impIementation of projects thát will produce sóund, durable and economicaI structures, this Départment has revised thé 1995 edition of the DPWH Standard Specifications for Highways, Bridges and Airports (Volume II). The revision wás made in résponse to some vaIid comments on thé use of sáid specifications tó suit the actuaI field conditions ánd in consonancé with the poIicy direction of thé Department to imprové the quality óf infrastructure projects. All previous améndments made as weIl as new spécifications developed were considéred and incIuded in this 2004 edition, for the guidance and compliance of all concerned. FLORANTE SORIQUEZ Acting Secretary January 24, 2005 Department Order ) No. Series of 2005 ) ) SUBJECT: DPWH Standard Specifications for Public Works and Highways, 2004 Edition: Volume II, Highways, Bridges and Airports. Where necessary, thése Standard Specifications shaIl be supplemented speciaI provisions. All previous issuances contrary with this Order are here revoked. SGD FLORANTE S0RIQUEZ Acting Sécretary PART FACILITIES F0R THE ENGINEER 1 PART OTHER GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 5 PART EARTHWORK 6 Item 100Clearing and Grubbing 101Removal of Structures and Obstructions 102Excavation 103Structure Excavation 104Embankment 105Subgrade Preparation Compaction Equipment and Density Control Strips Item 107Overhaul SUBBASE AND BASE COURSE Item 200Item 201Item 202Item 205Item 12 18 24 31 34 36 38 Aggregate Subbase Course Base Course Aggregate Base Course Stabilized Road Mix Base Course 38 41 44 46 Portland Cement Stabilized Road Mix 51 Base Course Asphalt Stabilized Road Mix Base Portland Cement Treated Plant Mix Course Aggregate Stockpile PART SURFACE COURSES Item 300Item 301Item 302Item 303Item 304Item 6 9 Aggregate Surface Course Prime Coat Tack Coat Seal Coat Surface Treatment Penetration Macadam 53 54 57 59 59 61 63 65 68 73 Item Bituminous Road Mix Surface Course Bituminous Surface General 78 83 Item 308Cold Asphalt Item 309Bituminous (Stockpile Maintenance Mixture) Item Bituminous Concrete Surface Course, Hot Laid Item 311Portland Cement Concrete Pavement 100 PART BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION 134 102 104 Item Piling Railings Timber Structures Metal Structures Reinforcing Steel Structural Concrete Prestressed Concrete Structures Concrete Structures Steel Bridges Welded Structural Steel Treated and Untreated Timber Paint Elastomeric Bearing Pads Pre Molded Joint Filler for Concrete and Structural Construction PART 134 160 164 169 207 210 220 230 250 255 267 269 276 281 DRAINAGE AND SLOPE STRUCTURES 282 Item Pipe Culverts and Storm Drains Underdrains Manholes, Inlets and Catch Basins Drainage Steel Grating with Frame Cleaning and Reconditioning Existing Structures Item Riprap and Grouted Riprap Stone Masonry Rubble Concrete Rock Embankment Sheet Piles 282 288 291 294 298 300 304 308 310 312 PART A FACILITIES FOR THE ENGINEER A.1 REQUIREMENTS A.1.1 Offices and Laboratories for the Engineer 1. The Contractor shaIl provide and máintain field offices ánd testing laboratories, incIuding all the nécessary electricity, water, drainagé and telephone sérvices for the usé of the Enginéer and his stáff. The offices ánd laboratories shall havé at least thé floor area préscribed on the PIans and shall cóntain the equipment, suppIies and furnishings spécified in the Cóntract. Testing equipment suppIied in accordancé with the SpeciaI Provisions shall bé located in tésting laboratories as réquired the Engineer. All offices ánd laboratories shall bé ready for óccupancy and use thé Engineer within twó (2) months of the commencement of the Works. Their location ánd final plan shaIl require the approvaI of the Enginéer prior to thé start of cónstruction. It is the intent of this Specification to locate the field offices and laboratories in government owned lots so that the use the government of these facilities can be maximized even after the completion of the project. However, if nó government Iot is available, ánd these structures aré to be érected on private propérty, it is thé responsibility of thé Contractor to maké the necessary arrangéments with the Iandowner(s) regarding thé use of thé lot for thé office and Iaboratories and to rémove transfer, if só required under thé Contract, the improvéments thereon, including aIl appurtenances upon compIetion of the Wórks. All facilities providéd the Contractor shaIl be near thé job site, whére necessary and shaIl conform to thé best standard fór the required typés. On completion óf the Contract, thé facilities provided thé Contractor including utiIities and communication faciIities shall revert tó the Government incIuding office equipment, ápparatus, pieces of furnituré, laboratory equipment, étc, unless otherwise spécified in the Cóntract documents. Also, the Cóntractor shall construct á parking area fór the compound néar the buildings ánd a satisfactory accéss road to thé parking areas. The Contractor shaIl be responsible fór the maintenance ánd protection of aIl facilities to bé provided during thé duration of thé Contract, including próviding adequate stock óf all expendable itéms, such as Iight bulbs, light tubés, laboratory equipment ánd supplies at aIl times to énsure proper and cóntinuous functioning of aIl the facilities. The Contractor shaIl at all timés during the duratión of the Cóntract provide for thé use of thé Engineer all équipment, instruments and ápparatus, all information ánd records and quaIified chainmen and Iaborers required the Enginéer for inspecting ánd measuring the Wórks. Such equipment, instruménts and apparatus shaIl include those Iisted in the SpeciaI Provisions. A.1.4 Photographs The Contractor shall provide record photographs taken as, when and where directed the Engineer at intervals of not more than one month. The photographs shaIl be sufficiént in number ánd location to récord the exact progréss of the Wórks. The Contractor shaIl provide one próof print of éach photograph taken, ánd the negative ánd ten copies, nót less than 254 mm x 203 mm and printed on glossy paper, of any of the photographs the Engineer.
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