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I <br /> 1 expected to remain above 50° F (10° C) for 6 hours <br /> I 2 • There is no forecast of temperatures below 35° F (2° C) within 24 hours <br /> 3 from the time of placement. <br /> 4 • The weather is not foggy or rainy. When rain appears imminent, all <br /> I 5 placement operations shall cease and the work shall not be resumed until <br /> 6 the threat of rain has passed. <br /> 7 B. Cold Weather Requirements <br /> 1 8 When the ambient temperature is below 50° F (10° C), but will remain above 40° F <br /> 9 (5° C) during paving and the substrate temperatures are 50° F (10° C) and rising, <br /> 10 the PCSS can be placed only when manufacturer approved accelerators are added <br /> 11 to the mix and approval of the Engineer is obtained. <br /> 12 <br /> 13 C. Hot Weather Requirements <br /> I14 <br /> 15 Care should be taken when placing the PCSS when the substrate temperature <br /> 16 exceeds 130° F (50° C). Application temperatures of the substrate above 130° F (50° <br /> I <br /> 17 18 C) should be closely monitored for performance during the course of application. Any <br /> observable defects occurring as a result of extreme temperature should be cause for <br /> 19 immediate halting of placement operations. <br /> I 20 <br /> 21 Where the ambient paving air temperature is going to exceed 90° F (32° C) then the <br /> 22 use of cold water and ice should be considered for the blending operation. Where <br /> 23 the provision of cold water or replacing the part of the water requirement with ice is <br /> I 24 not possible, then the use of a retarder should be used with the mix. <br /> 25 <br /> 26 8-26.3(2) Surface Preparation <br /> I27 The substrate that is to receive the PCSS system shall be cleaned of sand, dirt, dust, <br /> 28 rock, or any other debris that could prevent proper adhesion. Cleaning shall be <br /> 29 accomplished by power broom, scraping, blowing, washing, or other approved methods <br /> I 30 necessary to assure bonding between the PCSS surface course and the substrate. <br /> 31 PCSS operations shall not be started until the surface is in a condition as recommended <br /> 32 by the manufacturer. <br /> I 33 <br /> 34 8-26.3(2) Damage Substrate <br /> 35 All substrate receiving PCSS shall be free of potholes, spalling, or other areas of <br /> I 36 structural deterioration. If identified in the plans, or directed by the Engineer, all such <br /> 37 areas shall be excavated to a depth where the substrate is structurally sound and <br /> 38 repaired with an approved pothole repair method. Structurally deficient areas not <br /> 39 identified for repair in the plans shall be reported to the Engineer. <br /> I 40 <br /> 41 8-26.3(3) Mixing <br /> 42 The measuring and mixing operation shall be capable of producing a consistent <br /> 43 homogeneous mix sufficient to maintain the production levels required for the work. The <br /> 44 water and dry blend shall be charged into the mixer and blended to the desired <br /> 45 consistency while maintaining effective temperatures to prevent flashing of the mix. Hand <br /> I 46 mixing in pails is not permissible. <br /> 47 <br /> 48 8-26.3(4) Placing <br /> I 49 PCSS shall be uniformly deposited on the substrate by roto-stator spray equipment. The <br /> 50 spray apparatus shall be a device approved by the manufacturer and have the capability <br /> I <br /> FLEMING BICYCLE CORRIDOR 79 <br /> IPW 3767 November 15, 2022 <br />