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ER 0 (SIZE PE:R CHART) r STATE: TexAs I R\:Q, I SOl : 14316-1 DESCRlPllO!l DATE PtoJECT IlAlIE: cm OF COPPELL IHII SCALE - 1846 Union Metol R I CorP2rotion I 2or2 - - 0 E G H UbiUSi2UUb 1j:2b 'j i.c 2~1 '41 UU l_i-~ I i 1 f"ik)t<L r.:1,-, I L:< J i1L '....., 1.,I"lt / '. ", LMC 't~~S'~f"~~!~JI,~~~~(fi* (~t"_-r"" Lattimore Materials Company 1700 Redbud Blvd, Suite 200 McKinney, Texas 75069 (972) 221-4646 (main) (972) 221-4100 (fax) www.lattimorematerials.com ''','' .. " ...::~.'.: .. "r",~.' .....1,~~:. Concrete Mix Design Date: 5-Jun-06 Client: Roadway Solutions Project: Traffic Signals Coppell, Texas Mat~rials: Cement: Flyash: Coarse Agg.: ASTM C-150, Type 1/11 ASTM C-618, Class F ASTM C 33,1"- #4 Crushed Stone Fine Agg.: Admixtures: ASTM C-33. Concrete Sand ASTM C 494, Type A or 0 ASTM C-260 1 Cubic Yard By Weight - SSD Mix No. Strength @ 28 Days (6 SK ,WR.AIR) psi Coarse Aggregate 1701 3600 Air 564 o 1850 Ibs lbs Ibs Cem~nt Fine Aggregate Water Admixture Water Reducer 1260 256 23 Ibs rbs ozs AEA Total Weight 3.7~ 3930 Ibs Unit Weight W/Cm Ratio Fly Ash Replacement Maximum Temperature Slump Entrained Air 145.57 pcf 0.45 0% 95 of 3-5 inches 3"6% l.attlmore MaterMls com~ny gua~ntClO}$ thO} ~b<)vl} mix clQSlgrJ will achlevl;3 the specified strength when tested and evaluate<i In accordanc~ with ASTM 0172, C31, C39 and G94 (Including proper Initial cur1ng as per ASTM C31 Section 10.1.2), and when the r9comm~nd9d pr<><;edufo}$ for placement and curlng outllne<i In ACt 305 Bnd ACI 306 Bre followed. In accordance WIth ASTM C94, Lattlmoro Materials Company shall rec{llv{l aU CQpll1s of t~stJng reports, and thoy should bo forw<lrdod to our QUlIIII.y Control Department (fax 972-221-9(47) as soon ae available. Fal[ufeo to fQlWard reports in a timely fashion can delay responSG time 1/'1 dOIlIll'9 with concrete concerns as well as future project submittals. This mix design llubmittal, price quote, Qr matorlel s~dflc Info\'1l1O\llo" (aggrQ9:1to pro~rtles. gr<ldlng, matGrl:\1 composition, or other Information regarding matorlals. manufaeturM by Lattimore Materials Company, Is prOpfl9tary and eonfldQntial and not to 00 sherod or transmitted In any form to any pernon or organization thet Is not expreasly authorized In writing by B deslgnate<i official of Lllttlmorq Mllterlllls Company, Any unauthorized pereon or entity In posBe!lslon or this Information will be pro~~cutlld to tho fuHo$t oxtont of the law. uGiu5i1U~b IJ:i~ 'j/":'-iil <-llUU Lt"~ l If":lI)I<L H':'>1 i L:<li':'L~,' I r',\_H l l\1C Field Test Data Mix No. 1701 Basis for Selection : ~ '"' :-~~ Contrllctor: Hugbs & Sons Data Updated: 06/05/06 ACI 318, Section 5.3.2.1 (5-1) Project: Terry Middle School Design Strength r (: 3600 psi Standard Deviation: 346 psi Mesquite, TexllS Data Represents: 36 Tt$l$ R~qllirl;d Stn;nj?th fer: 4064 psi L3botatory: I'Iooper Engineering Avg. Slump: 4.85 Avg. Air% 4.52 Average Strength: 4500 psi Cone. 'LDav Data 28 Dav Compressive Strenl!th Data 28 Day 28 Day # Date Slump Temp Air% Cyl.1 7Avg_ Cyl.1 CyI.2 SetAvg Avg.l3 Range St.Dev. Run.A vg. 1 05/11/05 4.50 86 3.70 3600 3600 4450 4440 4450 10 4450 2 05/11/05 4.75 87 3.30 3420 3420 4450 4360 4410 90 28 4430 3 08f13/05 5.00 86 4.20 3290 3290 4330 4390 4360 4410 60 45 4410 4 05i18/05 5.00 87 4.30 3580 3580 4340 4400 4370 4380 60 41 4400 5 OS/25/05 5.00 88 3300 3300 4170 4200 4190 4310 30 99 4360 6 OS/25/05 5.00 90 3790 3790 4800 4730 477() 4440 70 191 4430 7 OS/25/05 5.00 85 4.20 3790 3790 4450 4300 4380 4450 150 175 4420 8 05/31/05 5.25 88 4.10 3550 3550 4600 4390 4500 4460 210 165 4430 9 06/06/05 5.00 91 4.00 3430 3430 5040 5050 5050 4780 10 258 4500 10 06/07/05 5.00 89 5.10 3750 3750 4400 4170 4290 4670 230 252 4480 11 06/16/05 4.50 91 3.80 3210 3210 4130 4200 4170 4500 70 256 4450 12 06/16/05 4.00 94 6.00 3000 3000 4000 4030 4020 4160 30 274 4410 13 06/16/05 4.50 94 5.80 3070 3070 4040 4030 4040 4080 10 282 4380 14 06/24/05 5.00 87 2.50 3130 3130 433G 4280 4310 4310 50 272 4380 15 06/24/05 5.50 91 4.00 3080 3080 4160 4220 4190 4250 60 266 437Q 16 06/24/05 5.00 94 4.50 2890 2890 4090 4140 4120 4210 50 265 4350 17 07/01/05 4.50 92 4.40 3530 3530 4170 4200 4190 4170 30 259 4340 07/19/05 5.00 90 5.00 3550 3550 4570 4500 4540 4280 70 256 4350 1';1 07/19/05 4.25 94 4.50 4070 4070 4950 4970 4960 4560 20 285 4380 20 07/25/05 5.00 94 4.80 3730 3730 4700 4640 4670 4820 60 285 4400 21 07/25/05 4.50 94 5.20 3330 3330 4260 4100 4180 4430 160 281 4390 22 07/29/05 4.50 89 4.00 4080 408Q 5100 5360 5230 4710 260 328 4430 23 07/29/05 5.00 90 4.40 3650 3650 4490 4610 4550 4890 120 322 4430 24 08/04/05 4.75 94 3.90 3600 3600 4610 4520 4570 4570 90 316 44.40 25 08111/05 5.00 91 4.70 3630 3630 4210 4330 4270 4420 120 311 4430 26 08/12/05 4.25 90 4.90 4150 4150 5060 5090 5080 4680 30 330 4460 27 08/16/05 5.25 92 5.60 3760 3760 4670 4710 4690 4680 40 327 4460 28 08/22/05 4.50 94 5.70 3380 3380 4360 4440 4400 4720 80 321 4460 29 08/25/05 5.00 94 4.40 3200 3200 4060 4220 4140 4410 160 321 4450 30 09/07/05 4.50 95 4.20 3630 3860 3750 4420 4100 4260 4270 320 317 4450 31 10/18/05 4.75 81 4.60 4220 4220 5250 4900 5080 4670 350 332 4470 32 11/01/05 5.50 67 5.50 3070 3070 4070 4060 4()70 4580 10 334 4450 33 11102/05 5.00 71 4.10 3750 3750 5010 5140 5080 4740 130 346 4470 34 I 1/03i05 5,00 75 4.60 3750 3750 4970 5090 5030 4730 120 354 4490 35 11/04/05 4.50 77 4.40 3550 3550 4620 4820 4720 4940 200 351 4500 36 11/09105 5.00 82 6.30 3400 3400 4520 4510 45:20 4760 10 346 4500 1701 - Terry Middle School (submittal).xls 85/05/280G 13:28 '312-221-4180 LA I ; H'lUI'~l:. f"l{:; I l:.i"1 AL::, l'i~L>L I] ,I. LM C Lattimore Materials Company 1700 Redbud Blvd, Suite 200 McKinney, Texas 75069 972-221-4646 (main) IlllirM.jJ.l~~~~ 972-221-9647 (fax) ~~~f!l'~€~ WW'N_lattimorematenals.com Gradation Analysis for #57 Coarse Aggregate ASTM C297 C33, C117, C127 & D75 Date Sampled: 28-Feb-2006 Sa'mple: 1" x #4 Bridgeport Date ran: 1-Mar-2006 Source: Total dry vvt: 52.76 Ibs_ Location: Load Out Sieve Size (in) Wt. Rat. % Ret, % Pass ASTM C33 #57 Limits 1-112" 1.500 0 0.0% 100.0% 100% 1" 1.000 0,58 1.1% 98_9% 95% to 100% 3/4" 0_750 8_06 15.3% 84.7% - 1/2" 0.500 25.52 48.4% 51.6% 25% to 60% 3/8" 0.375 34.32 65.0% 35.0% - #4 0_188 47.58 90.2% 9,8% 0% to 10% #8 0_094 52.16 98.9% 1.1% 0% to 5% PAN - 100% I I 80% -!,,, 60% ,~.~ 40% . 20% 0% . O. 10 -20% . Sieve Size (in.) Absorbtion: 0.86% Decant: 0.41% Specific Gravity: 2_68 Dry Loose Unit Wt: 91.78 Ib/ft3 Dry ROdded Unit Wt: 101.66 Iblft3 LA, Abraison: 29 LL.L1 l I 'i. 'I I . I! I:, ::~% Retained' i I ---- % Passing fI . I 1-- " . , I 86/85/2006 13:28 '::J /2-221-41I::lLl LAI l~~~L MAIL~lAL~ I' 'f'11"';;lL~ ti ~l;' LM C Lattimore Materials Company 1700 Redbud Blvd, Suite 200 McKinney, Texas 75069 972-221-4646 (main) _1~~~ 972-221-9647 (fax) _~~~~~ W'NV'J.lattimorematerials.com Gradation Analysis for Fine Aggregates ASTM C29, C33, C117f C128 & 075 Date Sampled~ 27-Feb-2006 Sample: Spec ~::~...:. . ..: . . . Date ran: 1-Mar-2006 Source: Denton Total dry wt: 767.6 grams Location: Load Out Sieve Slze (in) Wt..:Ret. % Ret. % Pass % Passing ASTM % RetaIned C33 LImits . .. TxDQT 421 . . 3/8" 0.375 0.0 0.0% 100.0% 100% 0% 1/4" 0.250 1.6 0.2% 99.8% - - #4 0.1 88 11.8 1.5% 98.5% 95% to 100% 0% to 5% #8 0.094 100.8 13.1% 86.9% 80% to 1001:% 0% to 20% #10 0.079 128.0 16.7% 83.3% - - #16 0.047 211.5 27.61% 72.4% 50% to 85% 15% to 50% #20 0.033 257.6 33.6% 66.4% - - #30 0.023 336.3 43.8% 56.2% 25% to 60% 35% to 75% #40 0.017 455.0 59.3% 40.7% - - #50 0,012 601.1 78.3% 21.7% 5% to 30% 65% to 90% #80 0,007 725.2 94.5% 5.5% - - #100 0.006 744.8 97.0% 3.0% 0% to 10% 90% to 100% #200 0.003 760.5 99,1% 0,9% 0% to 3% 97% to 100% PAN - - Fineness Mod.: 2.61 Sand Eq.: 85,7 Specific Gravity: 2.63 Dry Loose Unit Wt: 100.97 Ib/ft3 Dry Rodded UnitWt: 113.57 Ib/ft3 Absorbtioo: 0.86% ~b/~~!~UUb 13:~~ ':1 iL-~~l-,n l:lU ~QUA:::Y . ... -1 ~\"\ CI-/1EVEtJ>'C:.'- A..~ ~ DESCRIPTION Slka AEA.15 admixtUre Is l) liquid solu- [ion of concentrated organic mate:rlals. It has been formulated and manufactvred speclflc<llly to provide stable and pre. dlctable air contents in concr€Jte, with uniform air bubble spacing throughout the concrete m<ltrix. Sil<a AEA-15 mE!ets the requirements of ASTM C.260 for air entrainIng admixtures and AASHTO M-154 APPUCA TlONS Sll<a AEA.15 can be used whenever air entrained concrete Is desired. Ready- mix. precast and block prOducers can ail achieve optimum entrained air con- terns, even where harsh mixes are used or fly-ash is added to the mix. ADVANTAGES Air entrainment Is recognized 65 the most effective prevention against con. crete scaling in el<posed environments. Air entraine:d concrete delivers partlcv- lar benefits In the form of increased concrete durability. This is important in colder climates where frost and freeze- thaw cycles can cause 5C311ng and dam- age to the concrete surface. Air entraining agents help to prevent scaling by creating millions of micro- scopic I;lirvoids. allowing water trapped In the concrete to expand when !he concrete (reez.as, thus preventing cracks caused by natural expansIon. Entrsined air voids in the concrete will alsO increase durability In hllfsh envIronments where concrete is exposed to deicing salts, marine sa Its and sulfates. Workability and placeablllty are also im. proved by me lubricating !;lction of the microscopic bubbles in the concrete. Concrete will flow better, and bleedIng and Shrinkage will be reduced because less water Is needed 10 obtain the desired workability. LA I i H'lU!<L ('''li" I Lt< 1 AL:", Sika ~ AEA-15 Ail' Entraining Admixture . HOW TO USE DOSAGE Addition rates will vary depending on the air content required for a particular project. Typically air conten IS wUl be spcc!fled In the rango of 4 to 8 percent by volvme. Other factors that may affect the amount of air entrained into the concrete Include, but are notijmited to, cement content and type. sand gr",d6tion. temperature and watar content. Sil<a recommends that trial mixes be tested whenever m!;lterjal or any other Changes l;lre made that may affe:ct the amount of entraIned air. Dosage rates for Sika AEA.15 wlll typi- cally fall between 1/4 and 1 fl. 07../100 Ibs. (16 .65 ml/l00 kg) of cement to entrain between 4 <lnd G percent air. High<H air contents may be obtained by increasing !he dosage rate. Combination wi~h other admixtures, par. ticularly water reducers and retard ers, will tend to increase the amount of entrained air In the mix. Air conlentsshould be checked wit/ll;ln air-meter aiterbatchlngand dosage adjustments made at the concrete plant. MIXING Measure the requIred quantfty per batch manually or wIth automatic dispenser equipment. I\cld Slka AEA-1S to mixing water or ssnd. Do not mix with dry ceo menl When used In combination with other t 't"1\.Jt~ ,I. , 11/99 admixtures. care must be t",ken to dis. pense each admixture separately Into the mix. PACKAGING Slka AEA.15 Is supplied In 55 gallon (208 liter) drums <lnd bulk delivery. STORAGE AND SHELF LIFt; Slka AEA-15 should be stored at above 350F (zoC). If (rozen, thaw !;lnd agitate thoroughly to return to its normal state before use. Shelf life when stored in dry warehouse conditions between 500F and BOeF (10oe. 27'C) Is 1 year minimum. I CAUTION I Skin and eye IrritBn~; l)void contact. The use of NIOSHIMSHA approved respirator, safety !)oggles and rubber gloves Is rec- ommQnded. Avoid breathing product. Use with adequate ventilation. Remove con. taminated Clothing. FlRsr AID Wash skin with soap and wat0f. In case of eY0 contact, flush with water for 15 minutes; contacl a physIc/en. Wf,lsh cloth- Ing be (ore re.USe' Cl.EAN UP Contain and collect with <lbsorbent ma- terial. Dispose or in accordance with local, state and federal regulations. TYPICAl. T>ATA FOR SIKA AEA-15 ~ ; : ASTM CERT1F1CA nON C-260 Air Entraining Admixtures COLOR Brown SPECIFIC GRAVITY g/ml 1.02 :l: 0.02 pH ;. 8 CHLORIDES % ~ 0.1 rJL,/ tJ:..,.... ...."t_ll.ll. l...."i: ~c' '~j .. ~ ~ 4-.1 '-t.i :_J I.; ~ ~ ""lC/-ff~VEM-e."'"'\ A~ J.JJa: DESCRIPTION Plastocrete 161 is a polymer-type water. reducing admixture. Pl8~tocrete 161 contains no chlorides. Plastocrete 161 meets the requirements of ASTMC-494TypeAandAASHTOM194 Type A. APPLlCA nONS PI3stocrete 161 is recommended for use in all applications Where high quality concrete with supNlor workabl1lty and normal ~etting times is required. HOW iT WORKS Plastocrete 161 water rt;!duGing admix- ture provides ah economical and highly effGctive means of reducing the amount of mixing water required to produce con- crete of 3 certain slump by acting as a dispersant for the cement pl;lrticles ih the mix. Through this dispersing actlol1 mOf'e of the surface ares of the cement particles is available ror early hydration, The more cement particles hydrated by contact with the mixing water, the greater the compressive strength of the concrete. AvVANTAGES PI~stoc:rete 161 is formulated <:IS a Type A water redUcer to allow 7 . 10% water reduction and maximize the beneflts of Increased hydration In both the hard- ened and plastic states. BENEFITS .to Reduced water content required to achieve desired slump, increases. compressive oI;lOd flexural strengths and allows the use of more economl. cal mixes. ... Improved paste quality makes con- crete easier to pump and 'finish. Li~~ I .li'."h.ll<L f"'ii--, i L: :li-1L_~' Plastocrete~ 161 !i.,l",lL fJ, I I. 71/99 Water Reducing Admixture (Type A) ... Consistent normal setting times through. out the recommended dOSl;lge. ... lower water cement ratios provide decreased permeability and increasGd dur<:lbility. Combl,..:atIQn with olheT Admixtures: Plastocrt;!te 161 works effectively as a single admixture or In combination with other admixtures In Ule Slka System. Wilen air entrained concrete Is specified, $Ika recommends the use of Sika air entraining agents. I HOW TO USE DOSAGE Addition rates of 3 - 6 n. 07..1100 Ibs. (195 - 390 ml/100 kg) of cement are rGcom. mended for general concrete applications where normal setting characteristics are desired. MIXING Plastocrete 161 is added at the concrete plant. MeaslIrerequiredquantlty manuarly or by automated dispenser. Add into the sand atthe weigh hopper or into the welter line at the batch plant. When used In combination with other ed- mixtures, care must be taken to dispense each edmixtureseparately lntothQ mix. Do 110t mix with dry cement. PACKAGING Plastocrete 161 ;s supplied in 55 gallon (208 liter) drums and bulk delivery. STORAGE AND SHEJ..F.l.1FE Plastocrete 161 should be stored at above 3S'F (20C). If frozen. thaw and agitate thoroughly to retum to norm 31 state before use. Shelf life when stored in dry welrehouSe conditiohS between 500F elnd 800F (10"C. 27ee) Is one year minimum. ; . CAUTION Skin and eye irritaht; avoid COl1t<:lct. The use of NIOSH/MSHA approved respirator. sarety goggles and rubber gloves Is rec- ommended. Avoid breathing product. Use with adequate ventilation. Remove con. t.sminf,lted clothing. FIRST AID Wash skin withsoapsnd water, Incase of eye contact, flush with water for 15 minutes; contact a physicIan. Wash clothing before re~use . Cl,EA/II UP Contain and collect with absorbent mate. rial. Dispose of in accordance with local. state and federal regulations. TYPICAL OATA FOR P1-ASTOCRETE 161 ASTM CERTIFICATION ASTM C-494 Type A COLOR Brown SPECIFIC GRA VITY glml 1.17 :!: 0.05 pH >8 CHI-ORIVES % <0.1 .JG/U~;~l)Ul, ~~:~t; 'j ... ~ ...:...: 1 cj 1 UU ~ ~ -<lCHII;VEM'C.';'>~ . DESCRIPTION Plastiment is a water.reduclng and re- tarding admixture. Plastlment contains no C31clum chloride or any other Inten. tionally added chlorides. Plestiment meels the requirements of ASTM C-494 Types 8 and D and AASHiO M194 Types. Band D. APPLlCA nONS Pl3st,iment is recommended for use when. ever high quaillty concrete wlll1 predlct- 3ble and controlled set times is desired. Use in fiatwork and horizontal or vertical slipform placements where a superior surface finish Is required. ADVANTAGES Plastlment Is highly e(fcctlve in hot weather concreting to offset the .eccel- eratlng effects of high ambient tempera- tures by controlling the heat of hydra. tron. COhcrete worKability Is. (mhanced and a superior surface flnls!lls obtained. BENEFITS ... 111 mass concrete pours PIsstiment controls temperature rise and reduces the rrsK of thermal cracking. .A. 'nitisl set times sre delayed. alfowlng time for proper placem~nt and finish. ihg without ColCl joints In hot weather conditions. ... Plastiment increases concrete density aner delivers Increased early alld ulti- mate, compressive and flexural strengths. Lf-11 i J.l.ka-:L {-'li-, i l~;.-_lhL.~' Plastiment r t ".It 1/97 Water Reduc;ng and Retarding Admixture (Types B & DJ ... for f1atINorl< applications Plastiment acts as a finiShing aid, workability 15 improved, ble€dlng Is controlled end a superior surface finish is obtained. ... Lower water cement ratios provide decreased perm~abilit.Y and Increased durability. Combination with ottter Admixtures: Plastlmem works effectively as a single admixture or in combination with other admixtures in lhe Sil<.a System. . ! HOW T,O USE "OSAGE Ar;h;lition rales of 2 - 4 fl. oz.l100 Ibs. (130-26Q ml{100 Kg) cement are rec- ommended for general concrete applica- tions. Where extended retardation is required dosage may beim;:re<lsed. Please contl;lct your local Si!:a R<apresentatlve for information and assistance. MIXING Add Plastiment at the concrete plant. Measure required qvsntity menualfy or by automated dispenser. Add Into the sand at the weigh hopper or into the water linG at the batch plant. When used in combination with other admixtures, care must be taken to dls. pense each admixture separately into the mix. Do not mix with dry c;emenl PACKAGING Plastiment is supplied in 55 gallon (208 liter) drums and bulk delivery. STORAGE AND SHELF. LIFE PlasUrncnt should be stored :;It soove 3Q?F (-10Cl. If frozen. thaw and a!=titLlte. thoroughly to return to norm<ll state before use. Shelf life when stored In dry warehouse conditions between 500F llnd SooF (100C- 270C) is one yeer minimum. CAUTION SkIn and eye Irritant; avoid contllct, The use of NIOSH/MSHA apprQved respira- tor, safety goggles <lno rubber gloves is recommended. Avoid breathing produc!. Use with adequate ventilation. Remove contamin<lted clothing. FIRST AID Wash skin with soap llnd water, In Cllse of eye contllct, flush with water for 1 5 minuteS; contact a physician. Wash cloth- ing bMore re.use. CLEAN UP Contain and collect wIth absorbent mate- rial. Dispose of In accordance with local. state ",nd federal regulations. I TYPICAL DA TA FOR PLAS1'IMENT tw ASTM CERTlFICA rlON ASTM C-494 Types Band D COLOR Yellow/Green SPECIFIC GRAVITY glml 1.18 :I: 0.5 pH ;.8 CHl..ORl"ES % < 0.1 . . 817-831-9406 Ph. 817-831-9407 Fx. PO Box 14509 PARADIGM Ft. Worth, TX 76117 =rRA.FFIC SYSTEMS, INC. Submittal Cover Sheet TO: ROADWAY SOLUTIONS Reference: CITY OF COPPELL 2524 N. IH 35 EAST MacARTHUR BLVD @ BELTLINE RD. & BETHEL SCHOOL RD. CARROLL TON, TX 75006 BID DUE DK 5/2/06 attn: Morrie Gamini PROJECT #: TR 03-01 A & B ph: 972-245-2244 PT81 80# S306193 fax: 972-245-2299 Submittal Copies: 7 Sets DATE IISLSMNI DELIVERY DATE I FREIGHT SHIP VIA I F.O.B. I TERMS I CUSTOMER PO # 5/18/2006, MF i Days ASA I PPD & Allow Best Wayl Origin I Net 30 I McArthur51506 lITEM_ NC?.d QT~! MFG.! CATALOG NO.! DES<?B!'pTIO~__.___---J I I I i I I 33-A Iii !VIVDS PROCESSOR SYSTEM c/o: II I ECONOLlTE lARVH1 E Autoscope Rack Vision I I ECONOLlTE IAMlNIHUBTS2 Mini-Hub TS2 Detector Port Master (34905G1) I I ECONOLlTE IAISBW ZOOM Autoscope Image Sensor ! PELCO IAS-0166-4-62 Camera Bracket HONEYWELL IAMM 9 BIW 9" Monitor I I 'VIVDS COMMUNICATION CABLE i ! TRAFFIC SIGNAL Composite 8281 + 16/3 Siamese cable j i 26-Af26-B I i I I I I i I I .1 i I i I Iii i :Hold for Release I 60 Days after Submittal Approval has been received. OFFERED BY: ~~MAcL Thank you again for your order. If I can be of any further assistance please call or send a fax to me. i:\e:>ddata\submttis\300193V1VDS. submtcvr CAB S&H VIVOS State-of-the-art video detection module that offers an econom kal alternative to inductive loop detectors, for basic intersection or freeway applications, using a single external video detection camera. Oescription Autoscope@ RackVision joins the Autoscope suite of machine vision detection technology. The Rack Vision vehicle detection system delivers the same high performance machine vision processing that is available in the Autoscope Solo Pro. The RackYision can be used with AIS black and white, color or CCTV cameras. Autoscope RackYision™ has been designed to plug directly into standard US loop detector racks. It can be easily integrated into existing Autoscope Solo@ communications installations. RackYision units can be networked together simply and automatically using built-in network and communications software and off-the-shelf Ethernet cables. Benefits . Cost-effective solutions for traffic /..~ management. . Field proven accuracy. . Easy to install and configure. . Flexibility to meet a variety of detection and surveillance needs. . Expanded application opportunities. . Connect to existing black and white or color Autoscope AIS or CCTY cameras. . Up to 6 RackVision units and a power supply can easily fit into a standard US loop amplifier rack. . Optional enclosure for shelf mounting. . Features the Autoscope Wizard™. ~ 2003 Econolite Control Products, Inc. All rights reser\'ed. Autos..:-ope and Autvscope $010 are registered trademarks ofJmagc Sensing Systems, Inc. All other lrad~marks are the property o[their respecli\'c owners. Econolite Control Products. Inc. reserves th~ right to change or update these specifications at any lime without prior no:iflcation I/o Mapping TS2 specifies the addresses of 4 "racks" of 16 detector channels each, for a maximum of 64 detectors. Unlike a TS2 Bus Interface Unit (BlU), the Autoscope Solo Mini-Hub TS2 can emulate the function of any or ail of these racks without any hardware adjustment. In addition, the Autoscope Solo Mini-Hub TS2 derives 32 input cha.nnels--usuaHy 16 phases of red and 16 phases of greeno-from the TS2 Type 0 message to the MMU. This simple input and output mapping allows standardized cabinet wiring and simple menu-driven programming of the Autoscope detection system and the controHer. Jlstnbute-J By': Traffic SystGms~ P. O. Box 14509 Fort Worth, TX 76117-0509 817-831-9406 fx: 817-831.940- ola@ Easily interfaces up to 8 Autoscope Solo Pro™ MVPs with NElVIA TS2 or 2070 Traffic Controllers. Mounts in a standard detector card rack. Description The Autoscope Solo@ Mini-Hub TS2 Detector Port Master provides a simple, reliable interface between multiple Autoscope Solo Pro Machine Vision Processors (MVP) and any NEMA TS2 traffic controller. It monitors controller phase colors and gathers detection information from up to eight Autoscope Solo Pro MVPs. The Autoscope Solo Mini-Hub TS2 is a single-card device that can stand- alone or slide easily into a detector rack. Its advanced, microcontroller- based communication circuitry passes real-time detection states or Autoscope traffic alarms to a TS2 Type 1 or Type 2 traffic controller. The inputs and outputs of the Mini-Hub TS2 are easily configured from a PC using the Autoscope Solo software suite. Status indications show the operational status and health ofthe Mini-Hub TS2 and the networked Solo Pro MVPs connected at the Autoscope Communi- cations Interface Panel (ACIP). The Mini-Hub TS2 and the ACIP together form a single point of maintenance for the Autoscope Solo detection system in the cabinet by providing connection for a laptop computer and optional video monitor. The Autoscope Mini-Hub TS2 inter- faces Autoscope Solo Pro MVP detector outputs to the Port 1 SDLC serial bus of all TS2 cabinets. It is suit- able for a11 Autoscope Solo detection system in all TS2 Type 1 cabinets, all TS2 Type 2 cabinets and in TS 1 cabinets with Econolite's ASC/2 series controller. Benefits . Superior value when compared to other detection systems. . One Mini-Hub TS2 serves up to 8 Solo Pro MVPs. . Saves valuable time merging video detection into existing traffic cabinet systems. . Provides the superior capabilities ofthe Solo Pro MVP to standard and innovative detection applications. . Reduces maintenance and trouble- shooting of detection system in cabinet. II3 w ~OC7 Yl1 Color, a zoom lens, easy setup, and optimized traffic performance accuracy in an econom lcal Autoscope In1age Sensor. Description The Autoscope@ Image Sensor, is a high resolution, color image sensor, especially optimized as a video source for the Autoscope stand-alone MVP (machine vision processor) product suite. The Autoscope Image Sensor produces consistent video quality in all weather, lighting, and traffic congestion levels common to the traffic industry. The image sensor has high sensitivity for accurate vehicle detection at night and other times of low light levels. The solid-state design provides maxi- mum hardware reliability and con- sistent 24-hour operation. The color image sensor minimizes streaking and blooming from bright light sources like headlights and wet pavement that could adversely affect detection performance. During setup, the 22x zoom auto-iris lens quickly adjusts to a field of view best suited for the detection objectives. A coax modem used vvith a laptop computer adjusts the zoom. Control of the zoom is over the coax cable, thus t ~n~imizing the num bel' of wires lip the pole. A sealed and optionally pressurized barrel protects the image sensor against the demands ofthe outdoor environ- ment. An adjustable weather shield helps minimize rain, snow and ice on the heated faceplate, reducing glare and improving video contrast. Rotating the barrel helps improve detection accuracy. A variety of available mounting brackets allow easy installation of the Autoscope Image Sensor on existing poles, mast anns, or other structures. The unique bracket design speeds installation by minimizing loose parts and eliminating steps in the setup process. Benefits . Flexibility of application. . Reliable detection performance. . Ease of installation and cost-effective maintenance. . Light weight. . Uses standard AIS cables. Color Zoom AIS The Autoscope Image Sensor outputs color vidco as a source for Autoscope stand-alone processors. -340C to +600C. -400Pto +140oF. Humidit:Yl..irnits . Up tdJOO%relatlvehun1idityper MrL-E~5400T paragraph 4.3.24. . ... Opti6risH . Video output. . Power source, . ... . . Sealed or pressuriz.edenclosllrc. Warranty . Two-year warranty. . Extended warranty available (5-year wananty package). Product Suppc::rr"t; . Product support & training by a team of trained Autoscope Technical Support specialists. Coax Modem plugs into the coax cable al- adjust the lens prior .. . ~ .:. CAM'E~ MOUN~INGS. . . ~ I~ ~ ,A!itrD-UraE: ------::--:::----------------_. 11 ITEM 1-4 OPTIONS TUBE LENGTH: 23",37".46", or 74" BAND LENGTH: 29",36",42",48", or 56" STAINLESS UPGRADE PAINT 05/11/05 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. VIDEO DETECTION CAMERA BRACKET Extended Tilt & Pan, Stellar Series: Band Mount, 1-Piece .................................................................. AS-0170 Band Mount, 2-Piece .................................................................. AS-0172 Band Mount wI Service Wire Outlet, i-Piece ............................ AS-0177 Band Mount wI Service Wire Outlet, 2-Piece ............................ AS-0173 Cable Mount, i-Piece ................................................................. AS-0175 Cable Mount, 2-Piece ................................................................. AS-0169 Cable Mount wI Service Wire Outlet, 1-Piece ........................... AB-0166~ Cable Mount wI Service Wire Outlet, 2-Piece ........................... AS-0164 ASTRO-BRAC CLAMP KIT, Stellar Series: 9 Band Mount ................................................................................ AS-3004 10 Cable Mount ............................................................................... AS-3009 CAMERA MOUNTING BRACKET: 11 1-Piece, Alum. ............................................................................ SH~0514 12 2-Piece, Alum. ............................................................................ SH-0515 Notes: 1. All assemblies are supplied standard with stainless steel fasteners. Stainless steel upgrade shall include stainless clamp screw kit where applicable. 2. 1-piece bracket for mounting Iteris, Odetics, or Econolite Solo Pro type cameras. 2-piece bracket for mounting Burle type cameras. 3. Please specify options when ordering. ITEM 5-8 OPTIONS TUBE LENGTH: 23",37",46", or 74" CABLE LENGTH: 62", 84", or96" PAINT PageT5-1 A\l\lli - lloney\\\.'ll \ ideu ~Y:-'lel1b AMM9 . Ordering Information . Product Literature 9-inch Monochrome Monitor Honeywell Video's AMM9 is a compact, high quality 9-inch monochrome monitor that is ideal for surveillance applications where single camera viewing on dedicated monitors is a requirement. 1 features a sturdy housing and delivers sharp images with over 800 TV lines of resolution, Unlike monitors, it has convenient recessed front panel controls making it easy to set up and adjust. wi' movement caused by accidental contact Installers can easily switch between EIA and CC1R video formats, An illuminated green LED bes button confirms that power is being supplied to the monitor. The monitor features a latching pow remains in its set position - either on or off - eliminating the need to turn the monitor back on in power loss. The AMM9 has a composite BNC connector with looping output. The BNC connectors are auto j eliminating the need for installers to set termination switches when using for loop-through video. The AMM9's compact size and attractive styling are ideal for rack mount use or in areas where space is a premium, Honeywell Video's easily rack mounted using an optional single rack mount kit (AMM9RK1), or a dual rack mount kit (AMM9RK2). Features: . >800 TVL (at center) . Convenient recessed front panel controls . Heavy-duty metal cabinet . EIA or CCIR selectable 1\\ Video loop-through with automatic termination . Latching power switch . Single or dual rack mountable Ordering Information Part No. Description AMM9 9-inch Monochrome Monitor http://www.honeywellvideo.com! Oistributed By: PARADIGM Traffic Systems, Inc. P.O.Box14509 Fort Worth! 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E-~='" i:iSi t::e.::>O'o..oo ~ _ cO ~ 0..::< '" . ..,. .,; ~h <6 ",- 0.() STR0NGWELL PRODUCT TEST REPORT Vertical LDad Test-Texas DOT Part No: PG 1324HA PG1324BA12 Performed by: WLI Size: 13" x 24" x 12" Date: July2i,1998 Location: North Miami, FL Weight: 92.3 Pounds (Box and Cover) GENERAL The purpose of this test is to detennine if the PG 1324HA Quazite@ cover can safely withstand a minimum vertical test load of 22,568 pounds (the design load of 15,000 pounds multiplied by a safety factor of 1.5) and not exceed 0.500" deflection at the design load of 15,000 pounds. The testing procedures used were those specified in thi . Strongwell Quality Assurance Manual, Method 4.0, which were adapted from the Western Underground Committee Recommend Guide 3.6, "Non-concrete Enclosures". Specific details and numerical results of the test are on file at Strongwell's Engineering Department. Unless noted in the test results, the parts are representative samples of normal production operations using standard Strongwell manufacturing procedures, processes, and materials. PROCEDURE In conducting this test, the cover is placed in a PG1324BA12 Quazite@ box, then positioned on a rigid test frame. The load is applied through a 10" x 10".x 1" steel distribution plate over a rubber pad. The distribution plate and rubber pad are centered on the cover. The box and cover are then centered beneath the Enerpac 50,000 pound load ram. A preload of 500 pounds is applied and then released to seat the distribution plate. Loading is then increased until failure of the test specimen occurs or the ininimum "~tic test load is achieved. Failure is indicated by the specimen's inability to withstand ,'im increase in load. -----.~...~---. Lcnoir City Division 3621 Industrial Park Drive lcnoir City. TN 37771 USA phone (423) 986-9726 FAX (423) 986-0585 hrrp:/lwww.srrongwell.com .. SPHERICAL BEARING SWIVEL HEAD 1 0 X 1 0 X 1 TH K STEEL PLATE 12 X 12 X 1 /2 .RUBBER BACKING PLATE LOAD RAM ..i- .' F:~gure 1. Cover test apparatus and configuration. RESULTS The PG1324HA covers sustain a minimum vertical test load of 22,568 pounds with no structural damage and do not exceed a deflection of 0.500" at the design load of 15,000 pounds. CONCLUSION The PG 1324HA Quazite@ covers meet the stru~l requirements for use m areas subject to pedestrian and occasional non-deliberate vehicular traffic. This report was written by: ~ ~ Eric Slater I ~ 1/03/2000 This report was reviewed by: 7- m~::;;::> ~~ F, Matthew Schwemberg, P.E. 1/03/2000 ' I I 13 :3/4 (349] \ 2:3 i,:.i I (5901 I 13/4 I, 19 3..1 -----1 \ ('14J -\' r- (502] I \ 1 3/4, . (44] l I I =+:1 " -r - J ~" SKID RESISTANT I SURfACE MS-86 lf2J6'] = ILOGOI 2X 1/2 13J X 4 (102J PULL ; L_ , __ ____ 'T" ~SLOT wi "1" 1'1 erR PIN / 2X 05/8 {16] THRU HOLS QUAZlTI: LOCO _ WI 01 1/4 (32J X 1/2 (13] . DP C'SORE -r-i 2 . (51) - /.//'~ / _0--< ~' ~/?~ llil.IE.S 1. Loce TO BE SPECIFIED: 2. fUP.NISHE~ IV/ (2) 3i8-16 UNC X 2 1/2 [6.1] LONC HEX HEAD BOLTS AND (2) 3/8 (10] F'LAT WASHERS, 3. TH IS CO ';ER IS RATED ,0 it A S7 A TIC DE:Siml LOAD OF \5.000 Las. [65.720 ?'j OVER A 10 (25.1J X 10 [25.1) A"SA AND MUST PASS A MIN. STATiC ES7 LO..\O Of 22.568 Las (tOO.382 ~q, .1. DH~WS!ONS IN BRAC::E7S Ail:: ,ISTR:C EQUIVALENT ....1.1,. ~N:<;.IQ"''S ....'eN 'H':"'':> I,:H\.C'::S ()l)O'!.....~' <;'"~-::r.(~ sT3-q~g'~u... \ .:: i :;'7-:-:::'';:7;": ;::.: ~ I ' i o \' .CO "'. QUAZl,;: COVER I ..r- ; 1"- 0. _...t'"' ?':::::ZHI-xCO JAN. '26.2004 10: 07AM NO. 7729-P. 3 817-213-1509. GRAYBAR. DALLAS. COMM , ~.".f:-"; .tl:....~'....;..,;~ .:.... ..:.......,. ~.,.:: .~..';.~:. 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S' 3ti" 1 1 VASHP lJASHPi 5" AS" 1 1 UASSP - .5' ' ISO' r - - UASvPB S' 300' - 1 UA5Fi1 1lASFR8' ' 6' J6! 1 1 1JA5HR tJA51iRB 6' 48' 1 1 1JASiR - 5" 50' 1 -: VA5RR - 6" 144' 1 - . Ui\5SR I - ; ~' l.W,:.. 1..... ",' ",.i -':1.... , UAS'IR I - 6' 300' I 1 - Made in the U l.A. 7 www carlon,com ~ (.... ..- ( A'411f~l' . . {, "..... [.2:. TRAFFIC SIGNAL IMSA 20..1 STRANDED CONDUCTOR Polyethylene Insulation Polyethylene Jacket 7'5D"C, 600 Volt APPLICATIONS: For use in signal systems, and approved for installation in undersground ducts or as aerial cable supported by a messenger. I, _~~ ( \-. SPECIFICATIONS; 1. CONDUCTORS: Bare stranded annealed copper, conforming to the requirements' ~f ASTM-B-3, latest edition. 2. INSULATION: The insulatiol} compound bef9re application to the conductors is heat- stabilized polyethylene, conforming to the melt-index requirements of ASTM 0-1248, 65T. Class B. Grace 4. After application to. the conductors, the insulatjon meets all requirements of the latest IMSA Specification No. 20-1 when tested in accordance with ASTM D-1351, latest edition, and D-470, latest edition. 3. ASSEMBLY: The insulated conductors are laid up in compact cable form, and bound with a spiral wrap of moisture-resistant tape applied to lap at least 10 percent of its width. 4, OYERALL JACKET: High molecular weight polyethylene. meeting the requirements of ASTM 0-1248, 65T, for Dielectric Material, Class Cf Grade 5, .J3. 5, STANDARDS: The completed cable meets or exceeds latest IMSA Specification No. 20-1.. 6. TEMPERATURE: 750C 7. VOLTAGE; 600 Volts. Overall Conductor Number InSUlation Jacket Nominal Approximate Anixter Size of Thickness Thickness O,D. Weight Lbs, Number AWrs Conductors IN IN iN 1000 Ft. 2G-1402 14 2 .026 .045 .350 '77 2G-14()3 14 3 .025 .045 .$70 90 2G-1404 14 4 .025 .045 .400 109 2G-1405 14 5 .025 .045 .430 129 2G-14Cf6 14 6 .025 .045 .465 156 2G-1407 14 7 .025 .045 .470 168 2G-1408 14 8 .025 .045 ,$00 189 2.G-1409 14 9 .025 .060 .610 212 .2G-1410 14 10 .025 .060 .610 250 2G-1411 14 . 11 .025 .060 .610 268 2G-1412 14 12 .025 .060 .630 284- 2G-1414 14 .14 .025 .060 .670 323 2G-1415 14 15 .025 .060 .680 340 2G-1.419 14 19 .026 .060 .740 424 2G-1424 14 24 .025 .080 .890 523 2G~1202 12 2 .030 ,045 .410 101 2G-1203 12 3 .030 .045 .430 122 2G-12.04. 12 4 .030 .045 .470 161 NOTE: Other conductor counts are available uPOf.1 request. ~Anlxtl1r Ine:. '~9S 19-7 ',. L./' 1.. ',,: ,,' .... I' ,.. .. ,'., ~ , " "-/ T FFIC SIGNAL IMSA20..1 STRANDED CONDUCTOR Cont8iliiued '. Polyethylen~ insulation polyethylene . Jacket 75'C, ~oo V91t Overa.1I Conductor' Number Insulation Jacket N minal Approximate ~i;z;e Thicknes$ Thickn!*is .0. Anixter of Weig~t lbs. Number AWG Conductors IN IN IN 1000 Ft 2G-1205 12 5 .030 .045 510 188 2G~12G6 12 6 .030 .000 580 240 2C-1207 12 7 .030 ,060 590 258 2S-12OS 12 8 .030 .060 610 2.95 2~i200 12 9 .030 .060 7$0 $25 2C-1~1D 12 10 .0$0 .060 730 371 2G..,21l: 12 11 . .030 .060 730 398 2G-t212 12 12. .030 ,060 750 423 2'G-1214 12 14 .030 .000 790 483 2G-~2i5 12 15 .030 .060 805 495 2G-iZ19 12 19 .030 .080 925 65Q 2G-1224 12 24 .030 .080 1060 820 NOTE: Ot~er conductor counts are available upon request. ,', ;' ........, .- ~ . _ J ...../. . . ,;.,. . l~...' ",' ,. . .;' "'.. ' . " . "'.' jilt \i~~' : ~ 1 :::;.::: . ".]~ 1",S~O-A~n;rr!Eh 18-8 ...... L,,', v ". I. 11 ..... .'~ .I L ..1.1..1 -' " \'V, Lv '. '- O~u!!!~g~ ~~:: \~/ XHHW-2 ..- 600 Volt Copper Sfundards: l)L 44, ICEA S-9S-65S1NEMA Wo-70 Fooerall.lpec A-A-59544 90' C WetJDry Sunlight resistant -40" Crated Description: Applications: Single coppBr conductor. stranded, insulated witn moisture and Type XHHW-2 is suitable for wiring in raceways, conduit, etc. The heal resistant, cnen'lically cross-linked polyethylene insulation. applications include general pu~e wiring for power distrib1Jtion Temperature rating 90. 0 in wet Or dry applicalions. eotol'S av~il. and branch circlJilwiring In residen~al. industrial and comn'lercial able. buildings. Also suitable for l.l~ in low leakage cifCl.lits raquiring a dielectric constant of 8.S or less ror hospital grade upon request Size Insulalion Nominal Approj(. Net Ampacity"' AWi3 $lrand Diameter or (no.) Thickness Overall Weight 90.C MCM (mUs) (inch) per 1000 teat (Ibs.) WetJDif 14 7 30 .1$9 18 3St 12. 7 30 .158 26 40t 10 7 30 .'82 40 55t 8 7 45 242 66 80 6 7 45 .280 100 105 4 7 45 .328 152 140 3 7 45 .355 185 165 2 7 45 .$89 234 190 1 19 55 .434 290 220 1/0 19 55 ,473 361 260 2/0 19 $5 .517 450 300 3/0 '9 55 .567 56' 350 4/0 19 55 .623 701 405 250 37 65 .713 846 455 300 37 65 .759 992 505 350 37 65 .819 1168 570 400 37 65 .858 1327 615 500 37 65 .95' '646 700 600 61 ao 1_053 1966 780 750 61 80 1.166 2470 aS5 'Per NECoTable :310-17. Th& overcurrent protection tor item$ marked with M obelisk (t) !5h~11 nc:ot exceed 15 an'Ip~ for 14 AWG. 20 $.mps for 12 AWG., and 30 amps for 10 AWG. per NEe 310-17 footnote. NOTE: The data shown is approximate and SUbject to standard ind1.lstry tolQrances. 2000 Phoenix, AZ 877-623-9473 7 www.servioewire.com Culloden, WV Houston, TX 800-624-3572 800-231-9473 Pittsburgh, PA 800-778-9473 V' L,'.~ \ , . "'lCentC' '" . .. " " _ _.w /. /... ..I ./ _' \C. 2 :~.!. p: ^ 01 ./~ ," Your Bare Copper Spedal~. U1">"r::. Ir d~.w..:'- BARE WIRE: 7 WIRE CONCENTRIC-LAY Stranded conductor is normally used in electrical applications where some dgree of f either in installation or se-rvice. An application with a greater amount of expected ser use a conductor with a larger number of wires and smaller individual wire diameter te conductor size as compared to a lesser flexing application. Some of the stranded conductor types manufactured by Republic Wire, Inc. are: . CONCENTRIC: A conductor constructed with a central wire surrounded by on helIcally laid wires. The direction of lay is reversed in successive layers and 9 increase in lay length for successive layers. . ASTM standards provide for fNe classes of concentric strand: Class M is thE and Class D the finest. Concentrio conductors are available only In the specif necessary to make up the construotion in concentric layers. These numbers ~ Larger wire counts are possible, but are not in normal use and are not covere( ':;jf;i!P~:n. , .,l~!l:,f!Y;.i.'1 ,.",., ,;.;.)1~,~ ~n~- ASTM Standards B 1, 82, B3, 88 STRANDED BARE COPPER CONDUCTORS SIZE. (AWG} NUMBER & WIRE: SIZE AREA (CIRCULAR AF (INCHES) MIl.S) 4/0 7 X .1739 211,688 3/0 7 X .1548 167,741 2/0 7 X .1379 133,114 1/0 7 X .1228 105,558 1 7 X .1093 83,625 2: 7 X ,0974 66,407 $ 7 X .0868 52.7$9 4 7 X .0772- 41,719 6 7 X .0612 26,218 8 7 X .0486 16.533 The above data is approximate and subject to normal manufacturing tolerances. http://republicwire.comfBareWire7WireConcLay.htro 02/0612006