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TO: City of Coppell '
ATTN :Larry Davis
FROM: Philip Bennett
RE: Creekview Drive & Freeport Parkway
DATE: February 4, 2002
EST /JOB NO.:
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REMARKS: The Mix Number 42 from Lattimore will have a minimum of 4,000psi in 28 days
as stated on the design.
Also, it states using 584 lbs of cement per cubic yard. Divide 584lbs by 941bs per
sack of cement and it should be 6.21 sacks per cubic yard of concrete_
Thanks,
Philip
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Arlington, TX 76006
GENTLEMEN
We are sending you ® Attached
The Following: ® Shop Drawings
❑ Specifications ❑ Copy of Letter
Date: February 1, 2002 Job No. 14510007
Attention: Chris Schnitger
Re: City of Coppell
Creekview Dr. & Freeport Pkwy,
Coppell, TX.
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Arlington, TX 76006
GEMEMEN
We are tending you ®�qq Attached
1ho FOi19wing: �nl Shop omwings
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Date: February 1, 2002 job No. 14510007
Attention: Chris Schnitger
Re: City of CoppeU
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Coppell, TX.
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CONSTWCT+ON MATERIALS TESTING
REPORT NO:
LM01- 5229fiagg
REPORT OP:
Analysis of Rne Aggregate
FOR:
Lattimore Materials
PRO3ECT;
Various Projects
DATE:
11/5/01
METHOD:
ASTM C33, 0117, C128, 075, D2419
MATERIAL SOURCE:
Denton Blend Sand — Sto ckpife at Load Out
SIEVE
PERCENT
SPECIFICATIONS
SI ZE
?&S-Em
PERCENT
3/8"
1
#4
96,3
95 -100
as
81.0
80-100
#16
74'5
50-85
930
38.4
25 -60
#50
14.5
5 -30
#100
7.3
0-10
FINENESS MODULUS a 2.93
SPECIFIC GRAVITY = 2.62
MINUS 200
s 2.9%
DRY RODDED
101.1
ASSORBTION
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REPORT OF.
FOR:
PRO3ECT:
DATE:
METHOD:
MATERIAL SOURCE:
SIEVE
SIZE
11/2-
1"
3/4"
1/2"
318-
#4
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Lattimore Materials
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11/5/01
ASTM C33, C117, C127 & 075
Bridgeport —1^ - ,#4
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EO�ING
100
95.1
71.4
36.9
70.7
3.8
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DRY RODDED UNIT WEIGHT=
SPECIFIC GRAVITY _
MINUS 200 0
ABSORBTTON
SPECIFICATIONS
PERCENT
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2
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4.75
2.6
88
3980
4070
3770
4100
3875
4680
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220
Gain
1
3
4
20-Jun-01
4.50
4.5
89
4280
4210
4085
4245
5410
5220
5315
190
-18
1.30
5
21-Jun-01
25- jun-01
4.00
4.00
4.3
92
3880
3980
3930
4930
5180
4940
5010
4935
10
1.16
8
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3.7
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4100
3940
4020
5020
4890
4955
5115
4995
7
12Jul -01
5.50
87
3480
3880
3510
3780
3485
4430
4250
4340
4797
130
160
1.23
1.25
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9
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94
3440
3550
3830
3495
4390
4410
4400
4565
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25 -Jul -01
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3280
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4260
4540
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4470
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27-Jul-01
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3540
3520
4350
4560
4455
4410
4428
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1.38
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3.4
92
3350
3370
3590
3420
3470
4630
4540
4565
4503
210
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1.27
1.32
13
14
09-Aug 01
5.00
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91
3780
3770
3395
3765
4280
4090
4185
4408
190
1,29
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10-Aug-()l
5.00
4.3
89
3770
3900
3835
4580
4600
4580
4453
20
1.23
16
16 -Aug -01
21- Aug -Ot
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5.00
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3870
3760
3825
4610
5050
4550
4980
4580
4452
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3130
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3170
3820
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3840
4620
4640
4630
4635
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1.27
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10- Sep -01
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4375
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4230
3980
5390
4040
5150
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4810
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4822
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1.22
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05- NOV-01
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3520
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4260
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4180
4485
4588
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4220
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4395
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3180
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3845
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4520
4575
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ISO 9000
Sika® AEA -15
QD Air Entraining Admixture
DESCRIPTION
Sika AEA. 15 admixture is a liquid solu-
liOn of Concentrated organic materials. It
has been tOrmufated and manufactured
SPecitiCally to Provide stable and pre.
diCtable air contents in Concrete, with
unrform air bubble spacing throughout
the concrete matrix.
Sika AEA -15 meets the requirements of
ASTM C -260 for air entraining admixtures
andAASHTOM -154
APPLICATIONS
Sika AEA -15 can be used whenever air
entrained concrete is desired. Ready.
mix. precast and block producers can
all achieve optimum entrained air con-
tents, even where harsh mixes are used
or fly -ash is added to the mix.
ADVANTAGES
Air entrain.,pent is recognized as the
most effective prevention against con-
crete scaling in exposed environments.
Air entrained concrete delivers particu-
lar benefits in the form of increased
concrete durability This is important in
colder climates where frost and freeze -
thawcycles ca n cause scaling and dam-
age to the concrete surface
Air entraining agents help to prevent
scaling by creating millions of micro-
scopic air voids, allowing water trapped in
theCOncrele to expand when the concrete
freezes - thus preventing cracks caused by
natural expansion Entrained air voids in
the concrete will alsoinCtease durability in
harsh environments where concrete Is
exposed to deicing salts
sulfates. , marine saris and
Workability and placeability are also irn-
proved by the lubricating action of the
microscopic bubbles in the Concrete.
Concrete wilt flow better, and bleeding
and shrinkage will be reduced because
lesswaterianeededtoobtainthe desired
Workability.
1 �
DOSAGE
Addition rated will vary depending on the air
content require0 for a particular project
Typicallyaircontents will b0 specified in the
range o14 108 percent by volume. Other
factors that may affect the amount of air
entrained into the concrete include. but are
t x1Uim ted t0, Cement contentdnd type, sand
gradation, temperature and water Conte n(
Sikarecomme rids that trial mix
esbetesled
whenever material or any other Changes
are made that may affect the amount of
entrained air.
Dosage rates for Sika AEA -15 will typi•
callyfal) between 1/4 arid III oz. /t001bs
(16 - 65 ml /100 kg) of cement to entrain
between 4 and 6 percent air. Higher air
contents may be obtained by increasing
the dosage rate.
Combination with other admixtures, par -
ticularlywater reducers and retarders. in
tend to increase the arnount of entrained air
Inthemix. Aircontents should beChecked
With an air -meter otter batching anddosage
ad)ustments made at the concrete plant.
MIXING
Measure the required quantity per batch
manually or with automatic dispenser
equipment. Add Sika AEA -t5 to mixing
water or sand. Do not mix with dry Ce-
ment. When usedin combination with other
1/97
admixtures. care must be taken to Cis.
pense each admixture sepai dtely irno Ine
Mix,
PACKAGING
Sika AF -A -15 is supplied in 55 gallon (208
liter) drums and bulk delivery
STORAGEAND SHELFLIFE
Sika AEA -15 rhOuld be Stcred at above
351F (21C) if frozen, thaw and agitate
thorcughly to return to ItS normal state
before use.
Shelf life when Stored in dry warehouse
conditions between SO'F and 80•F (10'C
27 °C) is t year minimum.
I
Skin and eye irritant: avoid con,act. The use
of NIOSH/MSHA approved respirator,
Safety gcggles andrubber gloves is roC-
ommended Avoidbreath,ngproduct.Use
with adequate ventilation. Remove con -
laminated clothrng
FIRST AID
Wash skin with soap and water in case
of eye contact, flush Wlth ware( for 1
minutes :cont actaphysician. 5
WzShclOt 5
ing before re -use,
CLEAN UP
Corta;n and Collect with absorbent .ma-
terial. Dispose of in accordance with
local, state and federal regulations.
ASTM CERTIFICATION C -260 Air Entraining Admixtures
COLOR Brown
SPECIFiCGRAVITys(m7 1.02 = 0 O2
pH >8
CHLORIDES X. <0 1
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DESCRIPTION
Plastocrete 161 is a polymer -tYpe water.
reducing admixture. Plastocrete 161
contains no Chlorides
Plastocrete 161 meets the requirements
of ASTM C-494 TYPeA and AASHTO W 94
Type A.
APPLicATIONS
Plastocrete 161 is recommended for use
In all applications where high quality
concrete with superior workability and
normal setting times is required.
NOW IT WORKS
Plastocrete 161 water redUCing admix.
lure provides an economical and highly
effective means of reducing the amount
of mixing water required to produce con-
crete of a certain 'JUMP by acting as a
diSpersant for the cement particles in
the mix.
Through this disperahng action more of
the surface area of the cement particles
Is available for early hydration. The more
cement particles hydrated by contact
With the mixing water, the greater the
compressive strength of the concrete.
ADVANTAGES
Plastocrete 161 is formulated as a Type
A water reducer to allow 7 - 10% water
reduction and maximize the benefits of
increased hydration in both the hard-
ened and plastic states.
BENEFIT,.,
A Reduced water content required to
achieve desired Slump, increases
compressive and flexural {trengths
and allows the use of more economi-
cal mixes.
A Improved paste quality makes Con-
crete easier to pump and finish.
Plastocrete 161
Water Reducing Admixture (rype A)
A ConsistenlnormalsettingOme ., through•
Out The recommended dosage.
• lower water Cement ratios provide
decreased permea bllity and increased
durability.
Combination with other AdmIxturss-
PlaStOcrete 161 works effectively as a
Single admixture or In combination with
otheradmixtures in the Sika System. When
air entrained concrete is specified. Sika
fecommends the uSe of Sika air entralnng
agents.
DOSAGE
Addition rates of 3 -6 ft. oz. 11001ba. (195
- 390 mV100 kg) of cement are recom-
mended ror general concrete applications
where normal setting characteristics are
desired.
MIXING
Plastocrete 181 is added at the concrete
Plant. Measure required quantity manually
orbyautomateddispenser. Addintothe
sand at the weigh hopper orinto the water
line at the batch plant.
When used in cornbinatlon with oth erad-
mixtures, care must be taken to dispense
each admixture separately into the mix. Oo
not mix with dry cement
PACKAGING
F4as(Ocrete 161 is supplied ,n 5s gallon
(208 liter) drums and bulk delivery
STORAGEAND SHELF -LIFE
Plastocrete 161 should be stored at above
35.17 (21C), If frozen, thaw and agitate
Thoroughly to return to normal state before
use.
Shear life when stored in dry warehouse
conditions between WF and 80.17(10,C-
27'C) is one year minimum.
Skin and eye irritant; avoicicontact. The use
Of NIOSHIMSHA approved resptrator,
aalelygoggtes and rubber gloves is rec-
ommenced. Avoid breathing product Use
with adequate ventilation. Remove con -
taminAledcrothing.
FIRST AID
Wash skin withsoapandwater. Jncaseof
eye Contact, Fl Ush with water for 1 S min utes;
re -use.
contact a physician. Wash clothing before
CLEANUP
Contain and colloCt with absorbent mate -
nat, Dispose of rn accordance with local,
state and federal regulations,
ASTM CERTIFICATION ASTM C -4' 9� 4_ T_ y_ pe A
COIOq Brown
SPECIFIC GRAV1TygVmI 1.17 t 0.05
PH >8
CHLORIDES 9L CO. 1
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DESCR1P77ON
Plastiment is a water - reducing and re-
tarding admixture. Plastiment contains
no calcium chloride or any other inten-
tionally added Chlorides.
Plastiment meets the requirements of
ASTMC -494 Types B and 0 andAASHTO
M194 Types 8 and 0
APPLICATIONS
Plastiment is reCOmmefldea for use when-
ever high quailky concrete with predict-
able and controlled set times is desired.
Use in flatwork and horizontal or vertical
slipform placements where a superior
surface finish is required.
ADVANTAGES
PIa60ment is highly effective in hot
w0athor concreting to offset the accei-
orating effects of high ambient tempera-
tures by controlling the heal of hydra-
lion. Concrete workability is enhanced
and a superior surface finish is obtained.
HENEF[M
• In mass concrete pours Plastiment
controls temperature rise and reduces
the risk of thermal cracking.
• Initial set times are delayed. allowing
time for proper placement and finish-
ing without cold joints in hot weather
conditions.
A PlaStimentinc reasee concrete denslry
and delivers increased early and ulti-
mate- compressive and flexural
strengths.
M
Plastiment
Water Reducing and Retarding Admixture (Types B dr D)
a, For tlatwork applications Plastiment
acts as a finishing aid, workability is
irnproued, blooding 19 controlledand n
superior surface finish is obtained.
♦ Lower water Cement ratios provide
decreased permeability and increased
durability.
Combination with other Admixtures:
Plastiment works elteClively as a single
admixture or in combination with other
admixtures in the Sika System,
r • I •
DOSAGE
Addition rates of 2 - 4 fl, oi. 1100 lbs.
(130 -260 MI/100 kg) cement are rec-
ommended for general concrete applica-
tions. Where extended retardation is
required dosage may be increased Please
contact your local Sike Representative
for information and assistance.
MIXING
Add Plastiment at the concrete plant.
Measure required quantity manually or
by automated dispenser. Add into the
sand at the weigh hopper or into the
water line at the batch plant.
When used in combination with other
admixtures, care must be taken to d�s-
Pense each admixture separately Into
the mix. Do not mix with dry cement.
1lA7
PACKAGING
Plastiment is supplied in 55 gallon (208
liler) orumS and bulk delivery.
STORK G E AND SHEL F -LIFE
Plastiment should be stored at above
30 "F (.1 "C). It frozen. thaw and agitate
thoroughly to return to normal state
before use.
Shelf life when stored in dry warehouse
conditions between 50OF and 80-F (10°C-
27•C) is One year minimum.
Skin and eye irritant, avoid contact. The
use of NIOSH/MtSHA approved respira-
tor, safety goggles and rubber glovos is
recommended. Avoid breathing product.
Use with adequate ventilation. Remove
contamnared clothing.
FIRSTA/D
Wash skin with soap and water. In case
Of eye contact, flush with water for 15
minu tee; contact a phy5i Cian, Wash Cloth-
ing before re -use
CLEANUP
Contain and collect with absorbent mate-
rial. Dispose of in accordance with local,
state and federal regulations.
ASTUCERTIFICA770M ASTM C -d94 Types 6 and D
COLOR Yellow /Green
SPECIFIC GRAVITYghrrl 1 18 : 05
PH >8
CHLORIDES % <0.1