Surface Heating Clause Samples

Surface Heating. Sufficient heat shall be uniformly applied to the asphalt pavement surface under controlled atmospheric conditions which will eliminate the presence of free oxygen under the heating chamber without burning, charring or scrubbing the recycled mix. All flames shall be shielded such that blasting or scrubbing of the existing asphalt is eliminated. The surface of the existing pavement shall be heated with continuously moving heaters to allow the pavement to be scarified to a minimum of one (1) inch average depth in a single pass. The surface temperature of the old pavement shall not be heated above 475 degrees F. and shall produce a reclaimed mix temperature of not less than 225 degrees F. Smoke or exhaust produced from heating the pavement shall meet all local, state and federal pollution control regulations. The heating operation shall extend at least four (4) inches beyond the width of scarification area on both sides.
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