41 resultados para PLASTIC-FLOW
em Iowa Publications Online (IPO) - State Library, State of Iowa (Iowa), United States
Effect of Delay in Testing Asphalt Concrete Specimens for Marshall Stability, MLR-86-08, Draft, 1986
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The Central Laboratory has been delaying the mix design testing of 2 1/2" X 4" Marshall specimens for stability, until the next day after molding. For example, if the mixes are made and samples molded on Friday a man would have to come in and work on Saturday to test these specimens. The reason for this is that the ASTM-01559 "Resistance to Plastic Flow of Bituminous Mixes Using Marshall Apparatus," states that "the specimens after being molded shall be carefully transferred to a smooth, flat surface and allowed to stand overnight at room temperature, before being weighed, measured and tested." The AASHTO procedure, AASHTO Designation T-245-82 "Resistance to Plastic Flow of Bituminous Mixtures using Marshall Apparatus," does not say when the specimens shall be tested for stability. The IDOT Lab. Specifications, Test Method No. Iowa 502-8 and test method No. Iowa 506-C "compacting asphaltic concrete by the Marshall Method" and "Resistance to Plastic Flow of Bituminous Mixtures Using the Marshall Apparatus," respectively, only state that the specimens shall be cooled before testing. Due to the above conflict in specifications, a number of mix samples were tested, in the Central Lab, for stability on different days. This should furnish enough information to allow us to change the procedure and to test for stability the same day molded, or be able to delay the testing for 3 days or more.
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Report to Margaret Thompson, Chief Clerk, about Recycled Content Plastic Bag and Soy Inks.
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Report to Margaret Thompson, Chief Clerk, about Recycled Content Plastic Bag and Soy Inks.
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Report to Margaret Thompson, Chief Clerk, about Recycled Content Plastic Bag and Soy Inks.
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Report to Margaret Thomson, Chief Clerk, about Recycled Content Plastic Bag and Soy Inks.
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Report to Margaret Thomson, Chief Clerk, about Recycled Content Plastic Bag and Soy Inks.
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As required in Iowa Code section 307.21, this is a summary of purchasing activity for soy-based inks and recycled content trash bags. The figures are for fiscal year 2007.
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As required in Iowa Code section 307.21, the Iowa Department of Transportation submits the following summary of purchasing activity for soy based inks and recycled trash bags. The figures are for Fiscal Year 2008.
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As required by Iowa Code section 307.21, figures for Fiscal Year 2009 for purchasing activity for soy-based inks and recycled content trash bags.
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As required by Iowa Code section 37.21, the following is a summary of purchasing activities for soy-based inks and recycled content plastic trash bags. The figures are for Fiscal Year 2010. The department currently has no equipment which will operate with soy ink. Iowa Code section 8A.315 required that a minimum of 50 percent of garbage can liner purchases shall be recycled content plastic garbage can liners. The department purchased $51.478.04 worth of recycled content plastic garbage can liners. The represents 93.9 percent of garbage can liners purchased.
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As required by Iowa Code section 307.21, the following report was submitted related to the purchase of soy based inks and recycled content trash bags.
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Traffic volumes represented on this map are annual average daily traffic volumes between major traffic generators: highway junctions and cities.
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Traffic volumes represented on this map are annual average daily traffic volumes between major traffic generators: highway junctions and cities.
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Traffic volumes represented on this map are annual average daily traffic volumes between major traffic generators: highway junctions and cities.
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Traffic volumes represented on this map are annual average daily traffic volumes between major traffic generators: highway junctions and cities.