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Sodium sulfate soundness test,<br />

5 cycle ................................................ AASHTO T 104<br />

Specific Gravity <strong>and</strong> percent absorption<br />

for fine <strong>and</strong> coarse aggregate .............................. S1031<br />

Unit weight ............................................... AASHTO T 19<br />

Lightweight chert in aggregates .............. AASHTO T 113<br />

S<strong>and</strong> equivalent ....................................... AASHTO T 176<br />

Uncompacted void content ..................... AASHTO T 304<br />

Flat <strong>and</strong> elongated ...................................... ASTM D 4791<br />

Rapid freezing <strong>and</strong> thawing .... ASTM C 666, Procedure B<br />

Insoluble residue <strong>of</strong> carbonate<br />

aggregates ............................................. ASTM D 3042<br />

Compaction testing <strong>of</strong> Unbound <strong>Material</strong>s .............. S1015<br />

In place gradation sampling ..................................... S1090<br />

Sulfur leachate test ................................................... S1027<br />

Soundness <strong>of</strong> aggregate by freezing<br />

<strong>and</strong> thawing ........................................ AASHTO T 103<br />

Micro-Deval ............................................ AASHTO T 327<br />

Silicon Dioxide ............................................ ASTM C 146<br />

Sodium sulfate soundness test,<br />

Rock slabs ............................................. ASTM D 5240<br />

669<br />

703.01<br />

E. Steel Slag Aggregate. Provide open-hearth (OH), basic oxygen furnace<br />

(BOF), <strong>and</strong> electric arc furnace (EAF) steel slag aggregate (known as steel slag)<br />

according to the following requirements when 703.04 aggregate for asphalt<br />

concrete base or 703.05 aggregate for asphalt intermediate course is specified. Do<br />

not use OH, BOF, or EAF slag as the fine or coarse aggregate (virgin or recycled)<br />

for asphalt surface courses.<br />

Supply all steel slag from sources according to Supplement 1071. Furnish<br />

steel slag to a size meeting the specified grading requirements. Provide steel slag<br />

aggregate meeting the specified coarse or fine aggregate quality requirements.<br />

Ensure that measurements <strong>of</strong> s<strong>of</strong>t pieces includes s<strong>of</strong>t lime, lime oxide, or<br />

magnesia agglomerations or any foreign materials prone to rapid disintegration<br />

under construction processing <strong>and</strong> weathering conditions. Ensure that additional<br />

testing beyond those listed are performed or required any time poor quality steel<br />

slag is suspected due to visual inspection, testing, or field performance problems.<br />

Provide a letter <strong>of</strong> certification to the Engineer from the steel slag processor<br />

for every shipment <strong>of</strong> steel slag to the Contractor. In addition the steel slag<br />

processor must provide the Engineer with the following:<br />

Quality control records (created in accordance with Supplement 1071).<br />

Documentation <strong>of</strong> the steel slag production, processing, <strong>and</strong> stockpile<br />

retrieval<br />

Failure to follow the processor QC plan or continued problems with<br />

performance recognized by the Laboratory attributable to steel slag is cause for<br />

limiting steel slag use from that processor.<br />

F. Restrictions. When an aggregate source is specially designated with a “SR<br />

or SRH” according to Guidelines for Maintaining Adequate Pavement Friction in

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