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Commonwealth of Kentucky
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYSCOUNTY
ROUTE CROSSING
PREPARED BY
DETAILED BY:
DESIGNED BY:
DATE: CHECKED BY
REVISION DATE
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AASHTO LRFD Bridge Construction Specifications
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TITLE
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Construction (Current Edition)
Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge
Plans Prepared By
LAYOUT
MASONRY REPAIR SCHEMES
S7-S14 MASONRY - TOWER ELEVATIONS
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S22-S23
MISC. REPAIR DETAILS
S15 ANCHORAGE 1
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NORTH TOWER PARTIAL PLANS29
SOUTH TOWER PARTIAL PLANS30
S31 BRIDGE ROOF PLANS & DETAILS
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2 - MASONRY/STONE REPAIRS
3 - CONCRETE REPAIRS
1 - TRAFFIC CONTROL
7 - HOT FLUID-APPLIED WATERPROOFING
8 - WATERPROOF COATING
9 - CONCRETE COATING
12 - ZIPPER BOOT
14 - ARRESTING STEEL CRACKS
15 - METAL ROOFING AND GUTTERS REPAIRS
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KY. No. 22558
Craig Raymond Klusman, PE
Plans Prepared By
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ROEBLING BRIDGE REPAIR
KY-17 OVER OHIO RIVER
KENTON COUNTY
SOUTH TOWER
NORTH TOWER
ANCHORAGE 1
ANCHORAGE 2
ANCHORAGE 3
ANCHORAGE 4
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Commonwealth of Kentucky
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYSCOUNTY
ROUTE CROSSING
PREPARED BY
DETAILED BY:
DESIGNED BY:
DATE: CHECKED BY
REVISION DATE
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GENERAL NOTES
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clerk to determine what utility company have facilities in the area.
KY 811. It may be necessary for the Contractor to contact the county court
excavation with the utility owners, including those whom do not subscribe to
811 One-Call Before-U-Dig (BUD) service. The Contractor must coordinate
owners of underground facilities are not required to be members of the KY
business days prior to excavation. The Contractor should be aware that
utilities. The call is to be placed a minimum of two and no more than ten
one-call system for information on the location of existing underground
BEFORE YOU DIG: The Contractor shall call 1-800-752-6007 to reach KY 811, the
Contractor must restore existing structure in its original condition.
work and prior to allowing traffic back on the existing structure, the
not damage any component of the existing structure. Upon completion of
structure at the time loads are applied. The Contractor shall use caution to
Contractor’s means and methods will not exceed the available capacity of the
shall verify that the structural demands of the applied loads due to
procedures for using them to support construction loads. The Contractor
for the condition of existing structures when developing construction
EXISTING STRUCTURES: The Contractor shall take full responsibility to account
accordance with the Special Note for Maintenance of Traffic.
MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC: These bridge repairs are to be constructed in
of highways.
made. Any claims from site conditions will not be honored by the department
Submission of a bid will be considered evidence of this inspection having been
method of performing the work described herein should be investigated.
can be expeditiously performed after a contract is awarded. A suitable
bid and shall be thoroughly familiarized with existing conditions so that work
a thorough inspection of the bridge and the work site prior to submitting a
ON SITE INSPECTION: Each contractor submitting a bid for this work shall make
the Engineer’s attention and adjustments shall be made.
condition of the existing structure, details and dimensions shall be brought to
materials and commencement of construction and any deviation in the
perform thorough surveys and field verifications before ordering of
work but shall be considered tentative and approximate. The Contractor shall
Consequently, they are indicative of the existing structure and the proposed
the existing structure and from field observations and measurements.
pertaining to the existing structure have been obtained from repair plans of
EXISTING STRUCTURE VERIFICATION: Details and dimensions shown on these plans
Division of Structural Design.
consultant shall provide one approved copy of the shop drawings to the
submitted directly from the fabricator or supplier to the consultant. The
specifications, Shop Drawings, with no changes requiring review only shall be
submitted to the consultant through the Contractor. Contrary to the
Fabricator or Supplier, the Shop Drawings reflecting these changes shall be
SHOP DRAWINGS: When any changes in the design plans are proposed by the
required to complete the structure.
structures, phased construction, incidental materials, labor or anything else
shoring, excavations, backfilling, removal of all or parts of existing
bid item most appropriate to the work involved. This may include cofferdams,
construction operations, not otherwise specified, are to be included in the
structure in accordance with the Plans and Specifications. Material, labor, or
COMPLETION OF THE STRUCTURE: The Contractor is required to complete the
specified, are to be considered incidental to the contract.
accordance with the Plans and Specifications. Material or labor, not otherwise
INCIDENTAL ITEMS: The Contractor is required to complete the structure in
BEVELED EDGES: Bevel all exposed edges �", unless otherwise noted.
completed.
existing steel reinforcement shall be incidental to the retrofit item being
EXISTING STEEL REINFORCEMENT: The cost of cutting, bending, and cleaning
designated by suffix (s) in a Bill of Reinforcement.
811.10 of the Standard Specifications. Use stirrup bend diameters for bars
noted. Epoxy coat bars designated by suffix (e) in accordance with Section
center of bars. Clear distance to face of concrete is 2" unless otherwise
center of bars unless otherwise shown. Spacing of bars is from center to
REINFORCEMENT: Dimensions shown from the face of concrete to bars are to
the Anchorage 2 Arch Slab and backwalls.
Anchorage 1 Bearing Seats, and Repair 8. Class "A" Concrete is to be used for
CONCRETE: Class "AA" Concrete is to be used for the Anchorage 2 Roadway Slab,
For Steel Reinforcement
For Class "AA" Reinforced Concrete
For Class "A" Reinforced Concrete
MATERIALS DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS:
Standard Specifications for Highway Bridges 2002, 17th Edition.
Specifications. All references to the AASHTO specifications are to the AASHTO
Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction with current Supplemental
current edition of the Kentucky Department of Highways Standard
SPECIFICATIONS: All references to the Standard Specifications are to the
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Class B Surface conditions in accordance with AASHTO Specifications.
SLIP CRITICAL CONNECTIONS: Slip critical connections have been designed for
shown on the shop plans.
shall be mechanically zinc coated. Installation details of the DTI’s shall be
(DTI’s) in accordance with the Standard Specifications and ASTM F959. All DTI’s
bolted field connections are to be installed using "direct tension indicators"
Furnish Type 1 (Galvanized) bolts as described in AASHTO M164. All high strength
washers. Open holes shall be �" larger than the diameter of the bolts.
bolted connections shall be ASTM A325 1" diameter high strength bolts, nuts, and
HIGH STRENGTH BOLT CONNECTIONS: Unless otherwise specified on the Plans, all
of fabrication.
approval of the shop drawings, final approval of welding procedure, and start
completed by the Contractor and approved by the Engineer prior to the final
WELDING PROCEDURE: Qualification tests of all welding procedures shall be
the joint specifications.
additions as stated on the plans and Special Provision 4 (08), shall supersede
Specification ANSI/AASHTO/AWS D1.5 Bridge Welding Code". Modification and
WELDING SPECIFICATIONS: All welding and welding materials shall conform to "Joint
welder.
authorization. Field welding if allowed, shall be performed by a certified field
and then only in the manner and at the locations designated in the
the Plans, is to be performed without the written consent of the Designer,
PROHIBITED FIELD WELDING: No welding of any nature, other than indicated on
Covington, Kentucky 41017
P.O. Box 17777
Covington-Cincinnati Suspension Bridge Committee (CCSBC)
Decorative Lighting:
(859) 341-2700
Covington, KY 41017
421 Buttermilk Pike
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6
Roadway Lighting:
lighting, and shall use the following contact information as needed.
The Contractor shall take care to not disturb any roadway or decorative
excavation of material or any other construction activity.
utilities (attached to structure, overhead, or underground) prior to
UTILITIES: The Contractor shall be responsible for locating any and all existing
shall be incidental to the contract.
one inch to facilitate a neat line. The cost of cutting concrete or masonry
concrete or masonry, cut the surface with a concrete saw to a depth of
SAWCUTTING EXISTING CONCRETE OR MASONRY: Prior to the removal of the existing
the specific bid for which this work applies.
this work, including all materials, labor and equipment, is to be incidental to
resin system conforming to Section 826 of the Specifications. The cost of
poured concrete, where indicated on the plans, with a two component epoxy
BONDING CONCRETE TO PREVIOUSLY POURED CONCRETE: Bond concrete to previously
incidental to the Project.
is working over the navigable channel without proper railing. Cost shall be
SAFETY BOAT: A safety boat in the water is required anytime the Contractor
specifications.
addition to any requirement set forth in subsection 107.01.01 of the
flooring as incidental to the contract. This item may be considered in
the Engineer for approval. Consider all phases of furnishing and removing the
computation. Submit the flooring design along with the falsework design to
placed or allowed to fall during construction or demolition in the live load
horizontal surfaces and the weight of any material or equipment that is
using the sum of dead load and live vertical loads. Include 50 psf on
below. If temporary flooring is necessary, the flooring is to be designed
from a fall is compounded by traffic and for protection to river traffic
FALL PROTECTION: Provide flooring for workers in situations where the danger
operations.
schedule of work at least 10 days prior to the commencement of any field
The Contractor must advise the Coast Guard of the Contractor’s proposed
construction.
from stream, and maintenance of existing navigational traffic during
include but is not limited to methods for containing debris, debris removal
work plan for performing work over the Ohio River. This work plan shall
Contractor shall submit to the Department (for submittal to the Coast Guard) a
At least 30 days in advance of beginning construction, the successful
is clear of the bridge area.
approaching river traffic. This work shall not resume until the river traffic
the structural elements beneath the bridge deck shall cease when there is
involving the removal of the existing bridge deck or installation or removal of
throughout the term of the project shall be a prime consideration. All work
RIVER NAVIGATION: Continuous maintenance and safety of river navigation
stockpiling of materials.
scaffolding. At no time may the Contractor utilize the bridge deck for the
bridge (11 tons) for access, construction equipment, material deliveries, and/or
LOAD POSTING: The Contractor must adhere to the posted load limit of the
hosting and recording the meetings is incidental to the project.
partners within two business days following the meeting. The cost for
Contractor shall record the minutes of each meeting and distribute to all
Meetings shall be held on-site or at an alternative agreed upon location. The
and host project meetings bi-weekly during the duration of the project.
PROJECT MEETINGS: Contrary to Section 105.06, the Contractor is to schedule
different than the estimate.
appropriately. No payment adjustments will be made if the actual quantity is
responsibility of the Contractor to verify this estimate and bid
CONCRETE COATING: Concrete coating is estimated at 2572 SF. It is the
from the Contractor’s actions.
expense for any and all damages to the structure, should such damage result
DAMAGE TO THE STRUCTURE: The Contractor shall bear full responsibility and
property of the Contractor and shall be removed from the right-of-way.
mortar, and asphalt overlay removed from the bridge shall become the
DISPOSAL OF MATERIALS: All structural steel, deteriorated masonry, concrete,
other actions on the existing steel.
all necessary protective measures when removing, cutting, or performing any
sandblastings and painting of the bridge. The Contractor is advised to take
LEAD PAINT: Residual lead paint may still be on the bridge, even after previous
or delivery shall be incidental to that Item.
Any painting necessary to touch-up or repair areas damaged during storage
steel members.
Treated lumber or timber shall not be allowed to come in contact with the
with the web in the upright position.
be placed on clean, untreated, wood timbers. Plate girders shall be stored
on metal supports. For periods of storage up to three months, members may
If stored for periods longer than three months, the members must be placed
rainwater, and dew.
must be above ground and sloped to allow free drainage of melted snow,
as grease, oil, mortar, concrete, chalk, crayon, paint, and dirt. All storage
such a manner as to be kept free and clean of all foreign substances such
Members shall be stored in the fabrication shop or on the project site in
using softeners and slings instead of chokers and chains.
damage to the blast cleaned profile of the steel. Members shall be handled
dented, or allowed to rub against other members which would result in
HANDLING AND STORING OF STEEL MEMBERS: Steel members must not be gouged,
Paint or wax based crayons shall not be used for marking.
Engineer.
concrete. Marking methods and locations are subject to approval of the
in an area of the completed member which will be encased or covered with
tags, soapstone, or some other readily removable material, or shall be marked
markings for steel plates, shapes, or fabricated members shall be by metal
IDENTIFICATION MARKING OF STEEL MEMBERS: Steel mill and fabricator identification
1� inches, frequency of testing shall be (P).
current edition, utilizing (H) frequency testing. When plate thickness exceeds
Sampling and testing procedures shall be in accordance with AASHTO T243,
High Strength Structural Steel Grade 50 ASTM A709
High Strength Bolts, Nuts, and Washers M164, Type 1 (Galvanized)
materials furnished
MATERIAL: ASTM or AASHTO Specifications as designated below shall govern the
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28345
C. KLUSMAN
C. KLUSMAN K. KUTNER
K. KUTNER
Cincinnati
by the City of
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All property shown in
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COVINGTON NOTES:
CINCINNATI NOTES:
STAGING NOTES:
STAGING
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ROEBLING POTENTIAL GROUND STAGING AREAS
acceptable by the City of Cincinnati and at no additional cost to the Department.
Damage to the park facilities will be repaired by the Contractor to a condition
facilities. Contractor shall avoid placing materials or equipment on the park grass.
The Contractor shall use all measures necessary to avoid damage to the park 4.
Bridge. Maintain pedestrian access across the bridge during construction.
Anchorage 2 that leads to the open sidewalk for pedestrians to cross the Roebling
Throughout construction, the Contractor shall maintain access to the staircase at 3.
(513) 357-2604
CINCINNATI, OH 45202
950 EDEN PARK DRIVE
CYNTHIA WITTE
CINCINNATI PARKS
(513) 352-3243
CINCINNATI, OH 45202
801 PLUM ST
CITY OF CINCINNATI
and Cincinnati Parks.
The Contractor shall coordinate construction activities with the City of Cincinnati 2.
acquire a ROE permit. Permit process will take approximately 1 month.
The Contractor in responsible for contacting Cynthia Witte with Cincinnati Parks to 1.
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utilize Mike Fink Lot (flooding must be considered) and the end of Greenup Street.
The Contractor is responsible for coordinating with the City of Covington to 3.
use this area for staging.
the vicinity of the Roebling bridge. Due to these updates, the Contractor may not
The City of Covington is in the process of revitalizing the Kentucky waterfront in 2.
(859) 292-2160
COVINGTON, KY 41011
20 WEST PIKE ST
CITY OF COVINGTON
The Contractor shall coordinate construction activities with the City of Covington. 1.
revitalization in progress
Covington waterfront
Potential Ground Staging Areas
All work areas shall be properly fenced off to prevent public access. 2.
public areas.
for acquiring written approval from the agencies listed below to utilize these
Potential ground staging areas are shown herein. The Contractor is responsible 1.
KY Approach
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1
NORTH TOWER SOUTH TOWER
OHIO RIVER
TO CINCINNATI TO COVINGTON
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L5
L10
L15
L25
L30
L35
L40
L45
L50
L54’
Span Length
Span No. Spans #1-6
161’-11"
Anch.1
71’-0"
Span #7
70’-3"
Anch.2
85’-5"
Span #8
295’-0"
Span #9
1056’-5"
Span #10
291’-6"
Anch.3
70’-6"
Anch.4
60’-0"
2 3
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LAYOUT
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Upstream
Downstream
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REPAIR IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS:
L50’
L45’
L40’
L35’
L30’
L25’
L15’
L10’
L5’
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Turret Roof Repairs (S29-S33)
Tower Roof Drainage Repairs (S29-S33)
Tower Roof & Tower Handrail Repairs (S29-S33)
Stay Cable Connection Plate Crack Repair @ Upstream U29’ (S28)
Handrail Splice Replacement at Upstream FB22’ (S28)
Approach Handrail Repair (S28)
Truss Bearing Anchor Bolt Retrofit - Anchorage 2 (S27)
Anchor Bolt Retrofit - Towers (S26)
Suspender Collar Repair @ Downstream PP30 (S26)
Waterproofing Zipper Boot Retrofit (S25)
Sidewalk Repairs (S24)
Steel Grid Deck Repairs (S22 - S23)
Anchorage 2 Restoration (S16 - S21)
Anchorage 1 South Elevation Repair (S15)
Tower Masonry Repairs (S7 - S14)
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MASONRY REPAIR SCHEMES
MASONRY REPAIR GENERAL NOTES:
REPAIR D - MASONRY CRACK REPAIR:
EXISTING MASONRY CONDITIONS
TYPICAL MASONRY REPAIRS
REPAIR A - REMOVAL OF DETERIORATED MASONRY:
A
(Less than 4" Deep)
Debonded Masonry
C
B
D
C
B
6" Min. Cover
6"
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Deep Delamination or Spall
C
B
Face of Sound Masonry
D
D Cracks
Masonry
Delamination
Shallow Stone
A
A
Proposed Masonry Facing
~8" Max. Spacing
~8"
Max. Spacin
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Proposed Masonry Facing
Dutchman Repair
A
(1" Min to 4" Max.)
Fill Void with Grout
3"
Min.
Co
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3" Min.
Cover
S5
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�" to
1"
Mortar to Remain
Existing Sound
Stone to Remain
Existing Masonry
1" Min. Depth
to ~2�"
Varies up
SECTION A-A
necessary to complete the work.
This work includes the furnishing of all material, equipment, tools, labor, and incidentals 3.
Engineer.
Masonry repairs shall be performed as directed by, and to the satisfaction of the 2.
Contractor shall work this sheet with the Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs.1.
E
(Typ.)
Existing Joints
REPAIR C - DUTCHMAN REPAIR:
(�" Max.) (Typ.)
Mortar Lift
Masonry Throughout
Removal of DeterioratedDutchman Repair
necessary. Deeper areas to be repaired per Repairs B and C, as described below.
falling on workers or pedestrians below. For areas less than 1" deep, no further action is
satisfaction of the Engineer. Care must be taken to prevent pieces of masonry from
masonry blocks shall be removed until sound masonry surface is reached to the
Throughout masonry project limits, all damaged, chipped, and deteriorated portions of 1.
Repair
Masonry Crack
masonry surface of any excess grout to provide a smooth finish.
Remove all loose material prior to grouting. Inject grout and fill the cracks. Clean the 2.
Cracks �" wide or greater shall be grouted. Crack depth shall be fully injected.1.
(Typ.)
Joints
Masonry
Repoint
REPAIR E - REPOINT MASONRY JOINTS:
Joints (Typ.)
Repoint Masonry
REPOINT DETAIL
Repair
Crack
Masonry
REPAIR B - MASONRY PATCHING REPAIR:
Masonry Patching Repair
Patching Repair
Masonry
Repointing Method: 3.
Masonry/Stone Repairs.
properties in accordance with the Special Note for
color, texture, and tooling, but also in physical
stone as closely as possible, not only in appearance,
Mortar compounds must adhere to and match the 2.
Repoint all joints throughout masonry project limits.1.
3" Min. Masonry Facing6" Min. Embedment
(Typ.)
1�" Min. Cover
4" Min. Embedment
Masonry/Stone Repairs.
deep. Refer to the Special Note for
Provide new mortar in maximum lifts of �" 3.
mortar.
Clean and wet areas of stone to receive new 2.
shall not damage stone or widen joint.
encountered. Minimum depth of 1". Contractor
Saw cut existing mortar until sound mortar is 1.
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effort and begin the dutchman repair.
may become deeper than 4". In these cases, the Contractor shall abandon the patching
While locating sound masonry behind debonded or cracked masonry, the defected area 5.
resemble the finish of existing masonry.
patching material flush with the adjacent masonry and trowel the finished surface to
finished surface and penetrate 4" deep into the sound masonry. Fill the cavity with
1’-0" apart. Masonry anchors should have sufficient length to begin 1�" below the
steel threaded rods, embedded 4" min. into sound masonry and spaced approximately
For cases 2" to 4" deep and larger than 1 SF, drill holes and install �" diameter stainless 4.
the finish of existing masonry.
material flush with the adjacent masonry and trowel the finished surface to resemble
For cases less than 2" deep and/or smaller than 1 SF, fill the cavity with patching 3.
patch areas �" deep minimum into rectangular shapes.
Remove all debonded masonry until sound masonry surface is reached. Sawcut edges of 2.
deep. These areas include areas with previous repairs that are debonded.
Masonry patching repair is intended for areas with debonded masonry less than 4" 1.
Anchors (Typ.)
�" Dia. Masonry
Anchors (Typ.)
�" Dia. Masonry
Adhesive Anchor
Fill Holes with Injectable
�" Dia. Masonry Anchors,
Adhesive Anchor
Fill Holes with Injectable
�" Dia. Masonry Anchors,
adjacent to dutchman repair.
anchor. Anchors should penetrate the sound masonry a minimum of 6". Repoint joints
anchors as shown. Fill anchor holes in existing and new masonry with injectable adhesive
proposed masonry facing. Install proposed masonry face with �" diameter masonry
surface to receive the new masonry facing. Inject grout into the void behind the
affected masonry to a rectangular shape and produce a relatively smooth and uniform
Remove all loose masonry until a sound masonry surface is reached. Saw cut the 2.
stone. If spall is greater than 12" deep, Contractor shall consult with the Engineer.
4" deep. In some isolated areas, dutchman repair will be required for an entire masonry
Dutchman repairs are intended for areas with spalls or deep delaminations greater than 1.
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MASONRY REPAIR QUANTITIES
ELEVATIONLOCATION
DUTCHMAN REPAIR
TOWER
NORTH
TOWER
SOUTH
ANCH. 1
ANCH. 2
B C D
A SF
SF SF LF
TOTALS
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MASONRY REPAIR QUANTITIES
PLAN 15% ADD’L PLAN 15% ADD’L
65
PLAN 15% ADD’L
NOTES:
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126
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2208
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MASONRY
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S. EL. INT.
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N. BARREL
SOUTH
SOUTH
ROOF RAIL
EAST INT.
WEST INT.
EAST
WEST
SOUTH
NORTH
ROOF RAIL
EAST INT.
WEST INT.
EAST
WEST
SOUTH
NORTH
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S8
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the Masonry Repair Schemes.
responsible for evaluating all areas within the Masonry Repair Limits and repairing as necessary per
for Removal of Deteriorated Masonry is lump sum, no adjustments will be made. The Contractor is
The Repair A quantity shown herein reflects field determined areas requiring attention. Payment
The Contractor can expect areas within the Masonry Project Limits with little to no deterioration. 7.
The Contractor shall repoint all masonry joints throughout the Masonry Project Limits (Repair E). 6.
Patching, Dutchman, and Masonry Crack Repairs to the Engineer for acceptance of final quantities
The Contractor shall provide plan sheets showing final repair locations and quantities for Masonry 5.
determination of repair locations and types.
guidance in the field. The Contractor shall work with the Engineer in order to make a final
located per the 2018 in-depth inspection and by using engineering judgement, and should be used as
depth of the defected area. The repair types shown on the masonry elevation sheets have been
spalled masonry (Repair A). Once sound masonry is located, repair the location according to the
Project Limits. Throughout the Masonry Project Limits, the Contractor shall remove delaminated and
The intent of these masonry repairs is for complete masonry restoration within the Masonry 4.
South Tower Railings shall be repaired as directed in Sheets S29-S33.
1 South Face, the underside of the Anchorage 2 arches and Anchorage 2 South Face. The North and
Masonry Project Limits shall be defined as the top 25’-0" of the North and South Towers, Anchorage 3.
Contractor shall repair masonry per the Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs and these plans. 2.
an additional quantity shown, which represents 15% of the plan quantity.
’Plan’ quantity represents the quantities shown on the plan sheets herein. The Contractor shall bid 1.
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N. TOWER
S. TOWER
REPAIR 1
Estimated masonry repair quantities are located on Sheet S6.3.
and types.
Contractor shall work with the Engineer in order to make a final determination of repair locations
in-depth inspection. Contractor shall use the information provided herein as guidance in the field.
Repair locations and quantities shown herein are approximate and were taken from the 2018 2.
Contractor shall work this sheet with Sheets S5-S6 and the Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs.1.
*Whole Stone
Masonry Crack Repair - Quantity in LF
Dutchman Repair - Quantity in SF
Masonry Patching Repair - Quantity in SF
C. KLUSMAN
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25’-
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MASONRY - N. TOWER, N. ELEV.
MASONRY REPAIRS
25’-
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=
Limit
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S7
K. KUTNER
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74’-7�" +/-
EA
Re
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s
EA
Re
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s
to repair anchor locations shall be incidental to the bid item "Masonry Patching Repair".
necessary masonry repair schemes to restore the areas affected by the system anchors. Cost
Contractor shall remove existing debris collection system on the North Tower and use the 4.
Re
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Re
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N. TOWER
S. TOWER
REPAIR 1
Estimated masonry repair quantities are located on Sheet S6.3.
and types.
Contractor shall work with the Engineer in order to make a final determination of repair locations
in-depth inspection. Contractor shall use the information provided herein as guidance in the field.
Repair locations and quantities shown herein are approximate and were taken from the 2018 2.
Contractor shall work this sheet with Sheets S5-S6 and the Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs.1.
*Whole Stone
Masonry Crack Repair - Quantity in LF
Dutchman Repair - Quantity in SF
Masonry Patching Repair - Quantity in SF
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25’-
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=
Limit
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Re
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MASONRY - N. TOWER, S. ELEV.
MASONRY REPAIRS
25’-
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=
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Maso
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Re
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S8
K. KUTNER
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EA
Re
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EA
Re
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s
Re
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s 13-14
Re
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N. TOWER
S. TOWER
REPAIR 1
Estimated masonry repair quantities are located on Sheet S6.3.
and types.
Contractor shall work with the Engineer in order to make a final determination of repair locations
in-depth inspection. Contractor shall use the information provided herein as guidance in the field.
Repair locations and quantities shown herein are approximate and were taken from the 2018 2.
Contractor shall work this sheet with Sheets S5-S6 and the Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs.1.
*Whole Stone
Masonry Crack Repair - Quantity in LF
Dutchman Repair - Quantity in SF
Masonry Patching Repair - Quantity in SF
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K. KUTNER
MASONRY REPAIRS
MASONRY - N. TOWER, W./E. ELEV.
NORTH TOWER - WEST ELEVATION
MASONRY REPAIRS
NORTH TOWER - EAST ELEVATION
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S9
N. TOWER
S. TOWER
K. KUTNER
A. WAGNER
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EA
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LEGEND:
LOCATION KEY
N. TOWER
S. TOWER
REPAIR 1
Estimated masonry repair quantities are located on Sheet S6.3.
and types.
Contractor shall work with the Engineer in order to make a final determination of repair locations
in-depth inspection. Contractor shall use the information provided herein as guidance in the field.
Repair locations and quantities shown herein are approximate and were taken from the 2018 2.
Contractor shall work this sheet with Sheets S5-S6 and the Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs.1.
*Whole Stone
Masonry Crack Repair - Quantity in LF
Dutchman Repair - Quantity in SF
Masonry Patching Repair - Quantity in SF
C. KLUSMAN
K. KUTNER
25’-
0"
=
Limit
s of
To
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Maso
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Re
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MASONRY REPAIRS MASONRY REPAIRS
25’-
0"
=
Limit
s of
To
wer
Maso
nry
Re
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NORTH TOWER - WEST INTERIOR ELEVATION NORTH TOWER - EAST INTERIOR ELEVATION
MASONRY - N. TOWER, INT. ELEV.
LOCATION KEY
N. TOWER
S. TOWER
K. KUTNER
A. WAGNER
S10
7’-1�" +/-7’-0�" +/-6’-7�" +/-6’-7�" +/-
EA
Re
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EA
Re
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s
Re
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Re
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LEGEND:
LOCATION KEY
N. TOWER
S. TOWER
REPAIR 1
Estimated masonry repair quantities are located on Sheet S6.3.
and types.
Contractor shall work with the Engineer in order to make a final determination of repair locations
in-depth inspection. Contractor shall use the information provided herein as guidance in the field.
Repair locations and quantities shown herein are approximate and were taken from the 2018 2.
Contractor shall work this sheet with Sheets S5-S6 and the Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs.1.
*Whole Stone
Masonry Crack Repair - Quantity in LF
Dutchman Repair - Quantity in SF
Masonry Patching Repair - Quantity in SF
C. KLUSMAN
K. KUTNER
SOUTH TOWER - NORTH ELEVATION
25’-
0"
=
Limit
s of
To
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Maso
nry
Re
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MASONRY - S. TOWER, N. ELEV.
MASONRY REPAIRS
25’-
0"
=
Limit
s of
To
wer
Maso
nry
Re
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A. WAGNER
K. KUTNER
S11
74’-10�" +/-
EA
Re
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s
EA
Re
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s
Re
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s 13-14
Re
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s 13-14
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Micro
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ITEM NUMBER
6-1097
5/29/2020
28345
1
1
1
1
1
1
11
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
4
4
1
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1865
1
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24
1
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LEGEND:
LOCATION KEY
N. TOWER
S. TOWER
REPAIR 1
Estimated masonry repair quantities are located on Sheet S6.3.
and types.
Contractor shall work with the Engineer in order to make a final determination of repair locations
in-depth inspection. Contractor shall use the information provided herein as guidance in the field.
Repair locations and quantities shown herein are approximate and were taken from the 2018 2.
Contractor shall work this sheet with Sheets S5-S6 and the Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs.1.
*Whole Stone
Masonry Crack Repair - Quantity in LF
Dutchman Repair - Quantity in SF
Masonry Patching Repair - Quantity in SF
C. KLUSMAN
K. KUTNER
SOUTH TOWER - SOUTH ELEVATION
25’-
0"
=
Limit
s of
To
wer
Maso
nry
Re
pair
MASONRY - S. TOWER, S. ELEV.
MASONRY REPAIRS
25’-
0"
=
Limit
s of
To
wer
Maso
nry
Re
pair
S12
A. WAGNER
K. KUTNER
75’-5" +/-
EA
Re
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s
EA
Re
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s
Re
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s 13-14
Re
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s 13-14
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LEGEND:
LOCATION KEY
N. TOWER
S. TOWER
REPAIR 1
Estimated masonry repair quantities are located on Sheet S6.3.
and types.
Contractor shall work with the Engineer in order to make a final determination of repair locations
in-depth inspection. Contractor shall use the information provided herein as guidance in the field.
Repair locations and quantities shown herein are approximate and were taken from the 2018 2.
Contractor shall work this sheet with Sheets S5-S6 and the Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs.1.
*Whole Stone
Masonry Crack Repair - Quantity in LF
Dutchman Repair - Quantity in SF
Masonry Patching Repair - Quantity in SF
C. KLUSMAN
K. KUTNER
S13
MASONRY REPAIRS
MASONRY - S. TOWER, W./E. ELEV.
SOUTH TOWER - WEST ELEVATION
MASONRY REPAIRS
SOUTH TOWER - EAST ELEVATION
LOCATION KEY
25’-
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=
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s of
To
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Re
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25’-
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=
Limit
s of
To
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Maso
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Re
pair
N. TOWER
S. TOWER
A. WAGNER
K. KUTNER
40’-0�" +/- 40’-1�" +/-
EA
Re
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s
EA
Re
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s
Re
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s 13-14
Re
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s 13-14
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1
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4 2
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LEGEND:
LOCATION KEY
N. TOWER
S. TOWER
REPAIR 1
Estimated masonry repair quantities are located on Sheet S6.3.
and types.
Contractor shall work with the Engineer in order to make a final determination of repair locations
in-depth inspection. Contractor shall use the information provided herein as guidance in the field.
Repair locations and quantities shown herein are approximate and were taken from the 2018 2.
Contractor shall work this sheet with Sheets S5-S6 and the Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs.1.
*Whole Stone
Masonry Crack Repair - Quantity in LF
Dutchman Repair - Quantity in SF
Masonry Patching Repair - Quantity in SF
C. KLUSMAN
K. KUTNER
S14
25’-
0"
=
Limit
s of
To
wer
Maso
nry
Re
pair
MASONRY REPAIRS MASONRY REPAIRS
25’-
0"
=
Limit
s of
To
wer
Maso
nry
Re
pair
SOUTH TOWER - WEST INTERIOR ELEVATION SOUTH TOWER - EAST INTERIOR ELEVATION
MASONRY - S. TOWER, INT. ELEV.
LOCATION KEY
N. TOWER
S. TOWER
A. WAGNER
K. KUTNER
6’-11�" +/- 6’-11�" +/- 6’-6" +/- 6’-6" +/-
EA
Re
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s
EA
Re
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s
Re
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s 13-14
Re
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s 13-14
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2
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2
C. KLUSMAN
C. KLUSMAN K. KUTNER
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LEGEND:
ANCHORAGE 1
MASONRY NOTES:
CONSTRUCTION NOTES:
ANCHORAGE 1 - SOUTH ELEVATION
REPAIR 2
GIRDER
SPAN 7 @ ANCH. 1
JACKING LOADS (KIPS)
CONCRETE SEAT ELEVATION
SECTION A-A
A
A
Girder 5
! Brg.
Girder 4
! Brg.
Girder 2
! Brg.
Girder 1
! Brg.
G1
G2
G4
G5
90
30’-1" 16’-3" +/- = Anch. 1 Masonry Repair Limits16’-8" +/- = Anch. 1 Masonry Repair Limits
21’-5�
" +/- =
Anch. 1
Maso
nry
Re
pair
Limit
s
21’-5"
+/- =
Anch. 1
Maso
nry
Re
pair
Limit
s
EA
Re
pair
s
EA
Re
pair
s
EARepairsEARepairs
Girder 3
! Brg.
8’-5�" 31’-4" 8’-5�"
B1e
MARK TYPE SIZE NO.LENGTH
FT. IN.LOCATION
FT. IN. FT. IN. FT. IN. FT.
A B B D
IN.
BILL OF REINFORCEMENT - ANCHORAGE 1
2 10
2 3
A
B
TYPE 14
lap
6"
2 3
G3
3’-
4�
"
Anchor Details S18)
(See Masonry
A1 Sp. Evenly (Typ.)
2’-9"
Bearing Seat
Bearing Seat
Bearing Seat
Bearing Seat
Note 4
See Construction
8-B4e Sp. @ 1’-0"
B4e
B3e
B2e
B1e
(T
yp.)
3"
Min. Clr.
3’-
4�
"
B4e
A1
B2e
Co
ncrete
Cla
ss "A
A"
Co
ncrete
Cla
ss "A
A"
Str.
Str.
14
14
6
6
5
5
4
8
4
8
1 4
7 3
10 5
8 2
11 2
behind Concrete Seat
Existing Masonry
A1
A1
B1e
B2e
Anchor Details S18)
(See Masonry
A1 Sp. Evenly (Typ.)
K. KUTNER
100
90
90
90
(SERVICE)
DEAD LOAD
B3e Sp. @ 10�"
1’-10�
"
B2e
1’-6"
1’-3�
"
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10’-11"
3’-2" 7’-9"
payment of Anchorage 1 Masonry Anchors per bid item Anchor.
Masonry Anchors shall be 304 stainless steel threaded rods with a nut at the end. Measurement and 4.
Estimated masonry repair quantities are located on Sheet S6. 3.
with the Engineer in order to make a final determination of repair locations and types.
Contractor shall use the information provided herein as guidance in the field. Contractor shall work
Repair locations and quantities shown herein are approximate and were taken from the field in 2018. 2.
Contractor shall work this sheet with Sheets S5-S6 and the Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs. 1.
existing masonry may be necessary.
Class "AA" Concrete Seat. Cutting of
Remove Existing Masonry and Place
Masonry Crack Repair - Quantity in LF
Masonry Patching Repair - Quantity in SF
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Special Note for Concrete Coating.
All exposed surfaces of the new concrete bearing seat shall receive concrete coating per the 5.
"AA" Concrete.
Supplementary Requirements S1 and S2. Cost of anchor bolt replacement will be incidental to Class
should be lubricated with a lubricant containing a visible dye in accordance with ASTM A563,
A194 Grade 2H. Nuts to be galvanized shall be heat treated Grade DH or DH3. All galvanized nuts
conform to ASTM F1554. Nuts used with ASTM F1554 anchor rods shall conform to ASTM A563 or ASTM
Class "AA" Concrete Bearing Seat. Match the location of existing anchor bolts. Anchor rods shall
Replace existing anchor bolts below Girders 1 & 2 with 1"‘ anchors embedded a minimum of 1’-0" into 4.
Anchorage 1 restoration shall be completed while the bridge is closed to traffic.3.
Jack & Support Bridge Span.
to complete the Anchorage 1 jacking and support system shall be paid under the lump sum bid item
review prior to installation. Falsework, material, equipment, tools, labor, and incidentals necessary
drawings signed and sealed by a Professional Engineer licensed in Kentucky to the Engineer for
installation of the temporary supports. The Contractor shall provide design calculations and
adjacent to Anchorage 1 on main girders. The Contractor shall be responsible for the design and
Contractor shall limit the vertical jacking to �". Jacking shall be under the transverse stiffeners
Contractor shall jack and install temporary supports prior to beginning Anchorage 1 restoration. 2.
including location of existing anchor bolts.
Contractor must field measure/survey and match existing girder seat dimensions and elevations, 1.
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AA
BB
! Roadway
Bearin
g
Varie
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(See Note 4)
Removal
SECTION A-A REMOVAL LIMITS SECTION A-A PROPOSED
NOTES:
ANCHORAGE 2 PLAN
A A~38’-
6"
N. Barrel
Railing
Proposed Downspout Location
REPAIR 3
S. Barrel
23’-4"
Roadway
~24’-3"
Roadway
Varies ~24’-3" to ~28’-0"
A
Waterproof Bearing Surfaces
SECTION C-C
C
C
(Ty
p.)
~3’-
0"*
Match Existing Grade ~1%
(Typ.)
~3’-
0"
1% Min.
Granular Backfill
Structural
Geotextile Wrap
Drainage Pipe with
4" ‘ Perforated
*
ANCHORAGE 2 (1 OF 6)
K. KUTNER
Varie
s
Contractor shall consult with Engineer if actual dimension varies significantly
Slab
Roadway
Concrete
~66’-
0"
S. Barrel
~25’-8" Out-to-Out
~24’-3" Roadway
66’-0" South Barrel38’-6" North Barrel
Arch Slab
Concrete
Backfill
Granular
StructuralBearing Area Repairs
See Details on Sheet S20 for
Bearing Area Repairs
See Details on Sheet S20 for
So
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Bearin
g
~15’-
0"
North
~3’-
9"
1% Min.
Anchorage 2
North Face of
Concrete Coating
Backwall
Concrete Coating
Bearing Surface
Waterproof CoatingSurface
Bearing
Coating
Waterproof
Backwall & Pedestals
Concrete Coating
ZO
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Slab and Curb
Seal Roadway
Silicone Sealant
Hot-Poured
Silicone Sealant
Hot-Poured
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(Superstructure & Staircases not shown for clarity)
~11’-
6"
~12’-
7"
~12’-
4"
~16’-
1"
Membrane
Waterproofing
Hot Fluid-Applied
(Typ.)
New Backwall
of Arch Slab
18’-0" = Limits
Limits of Roadway Slab
18" Spacing (Typ.)
Extrados Anchor @
Spacing (Typ.)
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concrete coating per the Special Note for Concrete Coating. See Special Note
The bearing area backwalls and North face of Anchorage 2 shall receive 5.
Sealing.
The roadway slab and curb shall be sealed per the Special Note for Concrete 4.
waterproofing per the Special Note for Hot Fluid-Applied Waterproofing.
The top of the arch slab and 1’-6" up each new backwall shall receive 3.
Waterproofing, including the required temporary shoring.
Work to be in accordance with the Special Note for Anchorage 2 Arch 2.
Work this sheet with Sheets S17-S21.1.
(See Note 2)
Shoring
Temporary
Phase 2 BackfillPhase 1 Backfill
(Max.)
10’-
0"
(Typ.)
& Gutterline
Proposed CurbPhase
1 Excavatio
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2
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Varie
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2% Grade
Varie
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NOTES:
SECTION B-B PROPOSEDB
SECTION B-B REMOVAL LIMITSB
(West Shown, East Similar)
DETAIL B
Detail B
18’-0"
33’-
9"
25’-8"
REPAIR 3
~2’-0" Max.
~1’-0" Min.
SECTION B-B EXISTING Backfill
N. Barrel
12’-0"
50’-
0"
Drainage (Typ.)
Direction of
1% (Min.)
(Typ.)
3’-10"
1%
(Typ.)90°0’0"
(Min.)
1’-0"
MASONRY ANCHOR DETAIL
(West Shown, East Similar)
DETAIL A
2% Grade
(Do Not Disturb)
Adjacent Masonry
~2’-0" Max.
~1’-0" Min.
5’-4"
1’-6"
Removal
(Typ.)
~3’-
0"
ANCHORAGE 2 (2 OF 6)
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15’-0"
Fabric (Typ)
with Geotextile
Drainage Pipe
4" Perforated
Shoring
Temporary
(See Note 2)
Expansion Joint Filler
�" Preformed
Arch
Sla
b
Arch
Sla
b
BA
AB
Zo
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Zo
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B
2’-
6"
4%
(Typ.)
4%
with Geotextile Fabric
4"‘ Perforated Pipe
! Girder 4 ! Girder 3
! Girder 2
corner of Anchorage 2)
(Downspout at Northeast
4"‘ Copper Piping and Brackets
(Typ.)
Voussoir
Keystone
ARCH SLAB
DRAINAGE PLAN
1% (Min.)
Road
way
Sla
b
9"
Cla
ss "A
A"
Co
nc.
Structural
Granular
Backfill
Varie
s
Cla
ss "A
" Co
nc.
Varie
s
Structural
Granular
Varie
s
Cla
ss "A
" Co
nc.
Varie
s
Backwalls) (Typ.)
through Concrete
4"‘ PVC Piping (Cored
(See Note 4 & Sheet S18)
with Geotextile Fabric
4"‘ Perforated Pipe
1% (Min.)
1% (Min.)
(Typ.)
4%
4%
(Typ.)
(Typ.)
4%
4%
(Typ.)
8%
Concrete Roadway Slab
Backfill
Granular
Structural
Arch Slab
Concrete
and/or Masonry
Existing Fill
and/or Masonry
Existing Fill
and/or Masonry
Existing Fill
Excavation
as Needed to fill
Granular Backfill
Place Structural
and/or Masonry
Existing Fill
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9"
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Sla
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Road
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Varies 20’-3" to 23’-9"
Arch Extrados
Arch Intrados
Concrete Slab
Dowel into Existing
8"
1’-0"
Longitudinally (Typ.)
Extrados, Spacing @ 18"
Installed from Arch
Anchor with Nut,
�" Dia. (A3) Extrados
Longitudinally
Intrados, Spacing @ 18"
Installed from Arch
Keystone Anchor
�" Dia. (A2) Intrados
(Typ.) (See Detail)
Extrados Anchor
(See Detail)
(Typ.)
Anchor
Extrados
so that extrados and intrados anchors are 9" apart.
Longitudinally stagger extrados and intrados keystone anchors 3.
work being performed.
preformed expansion joint material shall be incidental to the
preformed expansion joint filler material in the gap. Cost of
from adjacent vertical masonry. Contractor shall place a �"
Zone A Concrete Slabs shall be poured �" horizontally away 2.
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6" Clr. (Min.) (Typ.)
Adhesive Anchor (Typ.)
with Injectable
Intrados Anchor Holes
Fill Extrados and
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REPAIR 3ANCHORAGE 2 (3 OF 6)
ARCH SLAB PLAN K. KUTNER
18’-0"
33’-
9"
50’-
0"
25’-8"
ARCH SLAB SECTION B-B
ARCH SLAB SECTION A-A
B B
AAB
Zo
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AZo
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1’-0" Around Arch
28-S3e Sp. Approx.
S4e
S5e
S6e
S12e
1’-0" Around Arch
21-S9e Sp. Approx.
S11e
25’-8"
S5e
MARK TYPE SIZE NO.LENGTH
FT. IN.LOCATION
FT. IN. FT. IN. FT. IN. FT.
a b c d
IN.
Arch Slab - Zone A
Arch Slab - Zone A
Arch Slab - Zone A
Arch Slab - Zone A
Arch Slab - Zone A
Arch Slab - Zone A
Arch Slab - Zone B
Arch Slab - Zone B
Arch Slab - Zone B
Arch Slab - Zone B
Arch Slab - Zone B
Arch Slab - Zone B
18’-0"
S11e
S10e
BILL OF REINFORCEMENT - ANCHORAGE 2 ARCH SLAB
1 8
S12e
S11e
S10e
S9e
S8e
S7e
S6e
S5e
S4e
S3e
S2e
S1e
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
MARK TYPE DIA. NO.LENGTH
FT. IN.LOCATION
FT. IN. FT. IN. FT. IN. FT.
a b c d
IN.
Anch. 1 - Bearing Seat
Anch. 2 - Extrados Anchors
Repair 8A4
A3
A2
A1
(Note 3)
1’-6" Min.
(Note 3)
1’-6" Min.
! Arch Slab
31 49 6
4% 4%
4% 4%
Profile Grade
Arch Slab
! Arch Slab
Profile Grade
Arch Slab
8"
S3e (Bottom)
S1e (Top) S2e S2e
S9e (Bottom)
S7e (Top) S8e S8e
Masonry
Existing
Concrete
New
MASONRY ANCHOR DETAIL
6
5
6
5
5
5
6
5
6
5
5
5
5-S2e
@ 1’-0"
5-S2e
@ 1’-0"
5-S8e
@ 1’-0"
5-S8e
@ 1’-0"
31-S1e @ 10"
10
28
67 25 2
5 6
50 27 4
22 36 3
10 33 3
21 33 3
45 17 6
68 5 2
34 19 9
649
649
15
72
988
32
2 6
22-S7e @ 10"
Refer to Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs
Anch. 2 - Intr. Keystone Anchors
2’-6" Splice
5’-4" 5’-4"
4%4%
1’-6"
8%
1’-6"
8%
50-S6e
@ 12
" (B
otto
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67-S4e
@ 9" (T
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50-S5e
@ 1’-0" (L
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&
Rig
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34-S11e
@ 1’-0" (L
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&
Rig
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34-S12
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@ 12
" (B
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45-S10
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@ 9" (T
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3/8
3/8
3/8
3/8
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
81
41
BILL OF MASONRY ANCHORS
Anchor (Typ.)
A3 Extrados
Anchor (Typ.)
A3 Extrados
Anchors per bid item Anchor.
Measurement and payment of Anchorage 2 Masonry
Extrados Anchors shall have a nut at the end. 2.
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Sla
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Sla
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Masonry Anchors to be 304 stainless steel threaded rods in accordance with the Special Note.
PHASE 1
PHASE 2
*
*
Field Bend*
100
Adhesive Anchor
Fill Hole with Injectable
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DOWEL DETAIL
Non-Shrinking Grout
Grout Bars with aMaterial Before Placing
Apply Epoxy Bonding
New Concrete
Concrete
New
Bar
Dowel
Concrete
Existing
See Dowel Detail
R9e Dowel @ 1’-0" Spacing (Typ.)
R2e
MARK TYPE SIZE NO.LENGTH
FT. IN.LOCATION
FT. IN. FT. IN. FT. IN. FT.
a b c d
IN.
Roadway Slab - Zone A
Roadway Slab - Zone A
Roadway Slab - Zone B
Roadway Slab - Zone B
Roadway Slab - Zone B
ROADWAY SLAB PLAN
25’-8"
B B
A AB
Zo
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AZo
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29’-
4�
"54’-
4�
"
ROADWAY SLAB SECTION B-B
ROADWAY SLAB SECTION A-A
CURB DETAIL
25’-8"
Detail (Typ.)
See Curb
Co
nc.
9"
Co
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9"
7�"
10"
1�"
9"
0�
"
R4e
Roadway Slab - Zone A
Roadway Slab - Zone A
1 2 0 4
! Roadway Slab
(See Note 2)
Profile Grade
Roadway Slab
(See Note 2)
Profile Grade
Roadway Slab ! Roadway Slab
1% (Min) 1% (Min)
1% (Min) 1% (Min)
7�
"
(Typ.)
R9e
2’-6" Splice
TYPE 2
A
B
A
be incidental to the cost of Steel Reinforcement.
epoxy bonding grouting, and epoxy bonding material shall
2500 psi concrete. The cost of drilling holes, grouting,
the full tensile strength of the dowel into stone or
Follow manufacturer’s recommendations for developing
Note: Dowel embedment lengths shown are approximate.
6" for #5 Dowel Bars
SECTION C-C SECTION D-D
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
Str.
2
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
52
4
40
58
88
18
16
BILL OF REINFORCEMENT - ANCH. 2 ROADWAY SLAB & BACKWALLS
108
108
53 10
225
53 10
2 8
10
1 0
11 6
17 6
25 2
31
4
Backwalls
North Backwall
South Backwall
TYPE 5
A
B
2
R5e, R6e, R7e @ 1’-0" (Top & Bottom)
(Top & Bottom)
R5e, R6e, R7e @ 1’-0"
Str. 5 4 19 10 Roadway Slab - Zone B
Str. 5 4 3 0 Roadway Slab - Zone B
R8e Series
R8eof 29
2 Sets 622
54-
R4e
@ 1’-0" (C
urb) (L
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&
Rig
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54-
R2e
@ 1’-0" (T
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Botto
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R3e
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Varies from 19’-8�" to
R7e
R6e
R5e
R4e
R3e
R2e
R1e
23’-9"
20’-3"
Backwall
Proposed
Backwall
Proposed
Clr.
2�
"
Clr.
2"
Clr.
2�
"
Clr.
2"
Varies 20’-3" to 23’-9"
Sla
b
(Typ.)
Gutterline
Curb &
Proposed
29-
R8e
Serie
s
@ 1’-0" (T
op
&
Bot.)
(Top & Bottom)
20-R5e
Bot.)
(Top &
1-R7e
Bot.)
(Top &
1-R6e
Bot.)
(Top &
1-R7e
Bot.)
(Top &
1-R6e
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2’-0"
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9"
Sla
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Road
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9"
Cla
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9’-
7�
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2’-0"
8’-
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16-
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18-
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R13e
R12e
R11e
R10e
R9e
Backwalls5
Str. 5
3 0 03
5 0 1 6
88 6 0
R11e @ 1’-0"
R11e @ 1’-0"
R11e @ 1’-0"
R11e @ 1’-0"
1’-0"
R10e @1’-0"
R10e @
Joint
Constr.
Joint
Constr.
Optional
Joint
Constr.
Joint
Constr.
Optional
D
D
C
C
4"‘ Perforated Pipe Pipe
4"‘ PVC
R1e @ 1’-0" (Top & Bottom)
26-R1e (Top & Bottom)
(Curb)
2-R3e
(Curb)
2-R3e
Roadway slab to be poured continuous from end to end.3.
the North approach roadway.
shall match existing and provide a smooth transition into
prior to excavation. Proposed roadway slab profile grade
Contractor shall survey existing roadway profile grade 2.
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REPAIR 3ANCHORAGE 2 (5 OF 6)
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CONCRETE REPAIRS AND WATERPROOFING
NOTES:
ANCHORAGE 2 SOUTH ELEVATION
ANCHORAGE 2 NORTH ELEVATION
Detail A
ANCHORAGE 2 BEARING AREAS
SECTION A-A
A
A
Posts
Concrete
Pedestal
Joint
Coating
Concrete
Surface
Bearing
South
15
10
10
5
5510
5
5
#
North Bearing Surface
Waterproof Coating on
Concrete Patching &
Concrete Slab Edge Repair
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Approx. Limits of Vertical
Bearing Surface & Edge
Waterproof Coating on South
Concrete Patching &
Pedestal
on Backwall &
Concrete Coating
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Slab
payment per bid item Concrete Coating.
Refer to the Special Note for Concrete Coating for limits and methods. Measurement and 12.
bid item Waterproof Coating.
slab underside. Refer to Special Note for Waterproof Coating. Measurement and payment per
At the South bearing area, extend waterproof coating down the vertical slab edge and on the 11.
Coating.
and Special Note for Waterproof Coating. Measurement and payment per bid item Waterproof
Prepare the bearing areas and install new waterproof coating. Refer to details on Sheet S33 10.
bid item Repair (Anchorage 2 Sealant).
coating on the cove sealant. Refer to Detail 5 on Sheet S33. Measurement and payment per
posts and along the joint pedestal. Refer to Detail 3 on Sheet S33. Terminate new waterproof
Install cove sealant at the edge of the backwalls, around the perimeter of the concrete 9.
Epoxy Injection Crack Repair.
per the Special Note for Epoxy Injection Crack Repair. Measurement and payment per bid item
On surfaces that are to receive concrete coating, the Contractor shall repair all cracking 8.
70 SFNorth Elevation:
40 SFNorth Bearing Surface:
50 SFSouth Bearing Surface:
Estimated Concrete Patching Repair Quantities:
Concrete Patching Repair. Measurement and payment per bid item Concrete Patching Repair.
delaminated and spalled concrete on the North Elevation per the Special Note for Vertical
the Special Note for Concrete Repairs. Repair similar to Detail 6 on Sheet S32. Repair
delaminated concrete. Repair delaminated and spalled concrete on the bearing surfaces per
Contractor and Engineer shall sound the bearing surfaces and the North Elevation to locate 7.
Edge Repair.
the Special Note for Concrete Repairs. Measurement and payment per bid item Concrete Slab
into the slab at 1’-6" spacing. Pour new concrete edge and match existing profile. Refer to
and delaminated concrete. Prepare the existing reinforcement. Drill #4 epoxy coated bars 6"
Reconstruct deteriorated areas of the south bearing concrete slab edge. Remove all loose 6.
with Engineer. Cost of relocation shall be incidental to Waterproof Coating.
Relocate existing conduit away from the the south bearing surface. Field coordinate location 5.
Completely remove existing metal flashing and adhesive from south bearing slab edge. 4.
Clean the North and South bearing area of debris and loose concrete.3.
shall be included in the bid item for Waterproof Coating.
Unless noted otherwise, all incidentals necessary to perform this work as described herein 2.
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Cracks (Typ.)
Epoxy Inject
5 10 15 20 25 30 35
355
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REPAIR 3
NORTH BARREL - SOUTH ELEVATION
ANCHORAGE 2 (6 OF 6)
NORTH BARREL INTRADOS
SOUTH BARREL INTRADOS
ANCHORAGE 2 MASONRY REPAIRS
ANCHORAGE 2 SOUTH ELEVATION
EA
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EARepairs
Repairs EA
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51’-2" +/- = Anchorage 2 Masonry Repair Limits
48’-10" +/- = Anchorage 2 Masonry Repair Limits
38’-
6"
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21’-1" +/- =
Re
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Limit
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23’-4" +/- = Repair Limits
Estimated masonry repair quantities for Anchorage 2 are located on Sheet S6. 3.
a final determination of repair locations and types.
guidance in the field. Contractor shall work with the Engineer in order to make
from the field in 2018. Contractor shall use the information provided herein as
Repair locations and quantities shown herein are approximate and were taken 2.
Arch Slab prior to beginning intrados masonry restoration.
Masonry/Stone Repairs. Contractor shall complete construction of Anchorage 2
Contractor shall work this sheet with Sheets S16-S20 and the Special Note for 1.
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Dutchman Repair - Quantity in SF
Masonry Patching Repair - Quantity in SF
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7’-4"17 Panels @ 15’-0" = 255’-0"14’-2"11’-6"11’-6"14’-2"
288’-0" Span 10
Span 9
1056’-5"
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! Tower
West Truss
East Truss
33 Panels @ 15’-0" = 495’-0"
7’-6�"
14’-2"
1056’-5" Span 9
East Truss
West Truss
East Truss
West Truss
1056’-5" Span 9
33 Panels @ 15’-0" = 495’-0"14’-2"
LEGEND:
291’-6" Span 8 1056’-5" Span 9
East Truss
West Truss
10’-10" 17 Panels @ 15’-0" = 255’-0" 14’-2" 11’-6" 11’-6" 14’-2"
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Edge of Deck
Edge of Deck
Edge of Deck
Edge of Deck
REPAIR 4
A. CANTRELL
DECK (1 OF 2)
A. CANTRELL
STEEL GRID DECK REPAIRS
by the Contractor prior to beginning work.
Repair location shown herein shall be field verified 2.
Work this sheet with Sheet S23.1.
7’-6�"
Missing/Broken Grid (EACH)
Broken Welds (EACH)
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TYP�"
TYP�"
REPAIR 4
A
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SECTION A-A
A. CANTRELL
DECK REPAIR A DECK REPAIR B
EXAMPLE DEFECTSEXAMPLE DEFECTS
at FB1 in Southbound Lane
Broken Welds Between Grid Sections
Flange of FB1 in Southbound Lane
Broken Weld Between Grid and Top
DECK (2 OF 2)
A. CANTRELL
beginning work.
Work this sheet with Sheet S22. The Contractor shall field verify repair locations prior to
B), as shown in the plans or directed by the Engineer.
existing broken/cracked welds (Repair A) and replacing missing or broken grid bars (Repair
This work consists of localized repairs to the steel grid deck, which includes replacing
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STEEL GRID DECK REPAIRS
DECK REPAIR A: BROKEN WELD REPAIR
DECK REPAIR B: REPLACMENT OF MISSING OR BROKEN GRID
all materials, labor, painting, falsework, equipment, and incidentals to complete the work.
The unit price bid for Grid Deck Weld Repair at each weld repair shall include the cost of
Painting". Color shall match existing open steel grid deck.
Prime and paint weld and bare metal in accordance with Section 607.03.23 "Cleaning and
all corroded and loose material prior to installing new welds.
Clean existing structural steel adjacent to cracked welds to bare metal ensuring removal of
sharp reentrant corners.
Grind existing cracked welds smooth and flush with base metal and free of notches and
EXAMPLE REPAIR
TYP
Supplemental Bar
Main Bearing Bar
Cross Bar (Typ.)
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2�"x�" Missing Cross Bar
PLAN
PieceNew Grid Existing 5"x�" Main Bars spaced 6" o.c.
with Main Bars and welded at all jointsExisting 2�"x�" Cross Bars interlocked
TYP�" 2"
evenly between Main BarsExisting 1"x�" Supplemental Bar spaced
the work.
of all materials, labor, welding, painting, falsework, equipment, and incidentals to complete
The unit price bid for Grid Deck Bar Replacement at each location shall include the cost
Color shall match existing open steel grid deck.
Prime and paint bare metal in accordance with Section 607.03.23 "Cleaning and Painting".
bar.
every intersection with supporting steel using a 2" x �" fillet weld at every main bearing
top surface shall be in the same plane. The open steel grid floor shall be field welded at
of all members shall be serrated and notched. Notches shall be �" deep and �" wide. The
The main bars and cross bars shall be interlocked and welded at all joints. The top edges
2�" x �" Cross Bar:
1" x �" Supplemental Bar:
5" x �" Main Bearing Bar:
dimensions of the missing existing bars. Bar sizes may be one of the following:
ASTM A709, Grade 36 Steel. Bar sizes shall be confirmed with the Engineer and match the
The welded open steel grid bridge flooring used for steel grid deck replacement shall be
�"
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LOCATION
UPSTREAM
(SF)
SPALL
DOWNSTREAM
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2
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1
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-
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-
-
125
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155
110
130
130
115
125
100
100
80
70
S24
Perforation
Suspender
REPAIR 5
!
Cable
Primary
AA
ASPHALT REPAIR PLAN
SECTION A-A
SIDEWALK
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SECTION B-B
SECTION C-C
930
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708
118
590
ALUMINUM STRINGER CLAMP
1�"
2�"
�"
DECK PAN REPLACEMENT PLAN
B B
C
C
41
Spall/Delamination
Cable
! Primary
Asphalt Repair Area
Deck Pan
Existing
(Typ.)
Stringer
Existing
Clamp (Typ.)
Stringer
Aluminum
DETAIL A
Detail A
8’-10" Typ. Sidewalk Width
flange of stringer
Bend to fit top
Clamp Spacing Varies
New Deck Pan
Clamp
Stringer
Top of New
ASPHALT PAVEMENT SPALL / DELAMINATION REPAIR:
DECK PAN REPLACEMENT:
LOCATION UPSTREAM DOWNSTREAM
FB24’-FB23’
FB41’-FB40’
(See
Note
1)
Replacement Area
Deck Pan
Existing Stringers
Space to Fit
(LF)
CRACK
(SF)
SPALL
(LF)
CRACK LOCATION
UPSTREAM
(SF)
SPALL
DOWNSTREAM
(LF)
CRACK
(SF)
SPALL
(LF)
CRACK
105
50
85
180
170
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4
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2
5
10
2
1
2
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6
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5
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1
2
6
2
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3
3
1
-
1
4
-
-
2
-
1
-
-
4
1
-
1
-
1
1
-
1
135
100
115
135
135
708
118
590
744
124
620
ASPHALT PAVEMENT CRACK REPAIR:
Repair
Crack
SIDEWALK REPAIRS
Existing Stringer
SIDEWALK ASPHALT REPAIR SIDEWALK ASPHALT REPAIR
DECK PAN REPLACEMENT
8’-10" x 11’
8’-10" x 5’
(Not to Scale)
Typical Spot Weld with Weld Washer
Washer
Aluminum Weld
falsework, equipment, and incidentals to complete the work.
of repair area and shall include the cost of all materials, labor,
Payment for Pavement Repair shall be measured in square yard
falsework, equipment, and incidentals to complete the work.
in linear feet and shall include the cost of all materials, labor,
Payment for Saw-Clean-Reseal Random Cracks shall be measured
Perimeter
Rectangular Repair
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sections of pavement.
Trowel finish to provide smooth transition to adjacent 5.
accordance with ASTM D3405.
cracks. Material shall be low-modulus rubberized asphalt in
Place asphalt crack treatment material along full length of 4.
Provide a clean, dry crack channel, free of fragments.3.
as little damage as possible to the surrounding pavement.
rectangular reservoir centered over a crack, while inflicting
Rout all cracks to be sealed to create a uniform 2.
Clean cracked pavement areas of all loose debris.1.
22
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5
5
7
6
10
1
15
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3
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8
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3
5
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4
5
10
88
15
73
(or other deficiency)
vertical deflection
Area of sidewalk with >�"
replacement
Limit of deck pan
Deck Pan (Typ.)
2" Min. Overlap of Existing
Place PG 64-22 Asphalt Surface in accordance with the specifications.5.
Install new deck pan with aluminum stringer clamps. 4.
Notify the Engineer of any deficiencies to the stringers.3.
pan (including aluminum stringer clamps).
Within repair limits, remove full sidewalk width of existing asphalt and aluminum deck 2.
Engineer to determine final repair limits per conditions at the time of construction.
Length of deck pan replacement area is to be 4’-0" min. Contractor shall consult the 1.
cost of all materials, labor, falsework, equipment, and incidentals to complete the work.
Payment for Deck Pan Replacement shall be measured in square feet and shall include the
four (4) inches to the edge of deck pan.
series filler material at a spacing no greater than twelve (12) inches and no closer than
Aluminum stringer clamps shall be spot welded in the field with weld washers using 5xxx
(3/4 x 2.67) or an approved equivalent.
The deck pan shall be Corrugated Metals, Inc. 0.050 thick aluminum (3003-H14) Sinewave 400 of the KYTC Specifications for Asphalt Pavements.
Construction and installation shall be in accordance with Division
repair limits and final quantities.
Contractor shall work with the Engineer to determine the exact
�".=pedestrian live load are
replacements at isolated locations where deflections due to the
downstream sidewalks. This work shall also include full deck pan
of asphalt pavement in Spans 8, 9, and 10 on the upstream and
This work shall consist of spall/delamination and crack repairs
existing asphalt.
Finish to provide smooth transition between new and
Depth of repaired area shall match the existing sidewalk. 5.
specifications.
Place PG 64-22 Asphalt Surface in accordance with the 4.
Replacement.
Engineer and repaired per the details below for Deck Pan
deficiencies found in the deck pan shall be reported to the
acceptable condition prior to placing new asphalt. Any
Contractor shall ensure deck pan is secure and in 3.
Contractor’s cost.
from the Contractor’s actions shall be repaired at the
damaged during the repair process. Any damage resulting
Care shall be taken to ensure the existing deck pan is not 2.
debris from repair area. Repair area shall be rectangular.
Remove delaminated/spalled asphalt pavement and loose 1.
TOTAL (SY)
TOTAL (SF)
Additional (20%)
Subtotal
FB2’-FB1’
FB3’-FB2’
FB4’-FB3’
FB5’-FB4’
FB6’-FB5’
FB7’-FB6’
FB8’-FB7’
FB9’-FB8’
FB10’-FB9’
FB11’-FB10’
FB12’-FB11’
FB13’-FB12’
FB14’-FB13’
FB15’-FB14’
FB16’-FB15’
FB17’-FB16’
FB18’-FB17’
FB22’-FB21’
FB23’-FB22’
FB24’-FB23’
FB25’-FB24’
FB26’-FB25’
FB27’-FB26’
FB28’-FB27’
FB29’-FB28’
FB30’-FB29’
FB31’-FB30’
FB32’-FB31’
FB33’-FB32’
FB34’-FB33’
FB35’-FB34’
FB36’-FB35’
FB37’-FB36’
FB38’-FB37’
FB39’-FB38’
FB40’-FB39’
FB41’-FB40’
FB42’-FB41’
FB43’-FB42’
FB44’-FB43’
FB45’-FB44’
FB46’-FB45’
FB47’-FB46’
FB48’-FB47’
FB49’-FB48’
FB50’-FB49’
TOTAL (SY)
TOTAL (SF)
Additional (20%)
Subtotal
FB51’-FB50’
FB52’-FB51’
FB53’-FB52’
FB54’-FB53’
FB54-FB54’
FB53-FB54
FB52-FB53
FB51-FB52
FB50-FB51
FB49-FB50
FB48-FB49
FB47-FB48
FB46-FB47
FB45-FB46
FB44-FB45
FB43-FB44
FB42-FB43
FB41-FB42
FB40-FB41
FB39-FB40
FB38-FB39
FB37-FB38
FB36-FB37
FB35-FB36
FB34-FB35
FB33-FB34
FB32-FB33
FB31-FB32
FB30-FB31
FB29-FB30
FB28-FB29
FB27-FB28
FB26-FB27
FB25-FB26
FB24-FB25
FB23-FB24
FB22-FB23
FB21-FB22
FB17-FB18
FB16-FB17
FB15-FB16
FB14-FB15
FB13-FB14
FB12-FB13
FB11-FB12
FB10-FB11
FB9-FB10
FB8-FB9
FB7-FB8
FB6-FB7
FB5-FB6
FB4-FB5
FB3-FB4
FB2-FB3
FB1-FB2D
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Boot Clamp
(Typ.)Fastener
Zipper
MISC. REPAIR DETAILS (1 OF 4)
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(To Be Removed)
Existing Waterproofing Cover
(Typ.)Fastener
Zipper
Boot Clamp
B
B
A
A
(Do Not Disturb)Masonry Face
TYPICAL ZIPPER EXTENSION
Zipper BootEnd of
Extension
Zipper
TYPICAL PRIMARY CABLE LOCATION TYPICAL SECONDARY CABLE LOCATION
TYPICAL PRIMARY CABLE LOCATION ELEVATION
TYPICAL SECONDARY CABLE LOCATION ELEVATION
WATERPROOFING ZIPPER BOOT RETROFIT
(Do Not Disturb)Masonry Face
Existing Clamp
Protective Wrap
Existing Cable
Cables
Primary
Cables
Secondary
BootZipper
(Cables Not Shown)
SECTION A-A
SECTION C-C
SECTION D-D
(To Be Removed)Existing Waterproofing Cover
Zipper Boot
Zipper Boot
Boot Clamp
NOTES:
Zipper Extension
Zipper Boot
Zipper Boot
BootZipper
Zipper Extension
Boot Clamp
(N. Tower, S. Face, DS Location Shown) (N. Tower, N. Face, DS Location Shown)
Clamp Existing
(Note 3)Bolt Extension
Removal (Note 2)
Potential Masonry
SECTION B-B
(Typ.)Zipper Fastener
Clamp Existing
~11�" Outer ‘
(Not Shown)
Secondary Cables
~11�" Outer ‘
(Not Shown)
Secondary Cables
Boot Clamp
Zipper Backing
~13�" Outer ‘
(Not Shown)
Primary Cables
~13�" Outer ‘
(Not Shown)
Primary Cables
Bird ScreenExisting & Proposed
Bird ScreenExisting & Proposed
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satisfaction of the Engineer and at no additional cost to the Department.
Any damage to the cables or masonry shall be repaired by the Contractor, to the 4.
Contractor may be permitted to clip bolt extensions as approved by the Engineer.3.
by the Engineer.
openings as needed to allow for appropriate clearance of Zipper Boots and as approved
Contractor may be permitted to remove portions of masonry around the secondary cable 2.
accordance with the Special Note for Zipper Boots.
determining final zipper boot dimensions at each location prior to fabrication and in
existing clamps and diameters of existing clamps. Contractor is responsible for
Contractor is responsible for field measuring existing cable diameters, location of 1.
Refer to the Special Note for Zipper Boots for material specifications, construction, and payment.
eight (8) secondary suspender cable locations at the North and South Towers.
This work shall consist of installing zipper boots at (8) primary suspender cable locations and
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Existing Clamps,
Boot Clamp
Zipper Extension
Boot Clamp
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1’-6"
8"
4"
8"
Protective Wrap
End of Exist. Cable
Wrap
Protective
Exist. Cable
Wrap
Protective
Exist. Cable
Protective Wrap
Existing Cable
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Protective
Exist. Cable
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Min.
10’-0"
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Exist. Cable
Zipper Boot
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A
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A
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To Kentucky To Ohio
Suspender P
2" thick
(Typ.)
Primary Cable
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Suspender Collar
North
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EXISTING COLLAR ELEVATION
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C. KLUSMAN
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5"
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(Typ.)
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Washer
Spacer
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SUSPENDER COLLAR REPAIR AT DOWNSTREAM PP30
(Dimensions shown are approximate) (Dimensions shown are approximate)
(Dimensions shown are approximate)
Masonry
Existing
(To Be Painted)
Existing Angle
SECTION B-BANCHOR BOLT ELEVATION
(Each Location Similar)
B
B
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TYPICAL ANCHOR BOLT LOCATION
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3" Min. (Typ,), Contractor shall remove
1�" ‘ Anchor Bolt
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Suspender Collar
Center
(Do Not Disturb)
Suspender Collar
South
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ANCHOR BOLT RETROFIT - TOWERS
Concrete Block.
Encapsulate masonry anchors and anchor bolt in Class "AA" 6.
the top. Provide a nut at the bottom.
2’-0" minimum into concrete. Provide 2 nuts and a washers at
Replace existing anchor bolts with 1�"‘ anchor bolts embedded 5.
steel threaded rods with a nut at the end.
Install masonry anchors. Masonry anchors shall be 304 stainless 4.
and Painting".
existing color in accordance with Section 607.03.23 "Cleaning
Existing bearing assembly shall be primed and painted to match 3.
Remove existing anchor bolt and connection hardware.2.
Contractor is responsible for field verifying all dimensions.1.
incidentals to complete the work per each repair location.
anchor bolts, access, labor, painting, falsework, equipment, and
all materials including masonry anchors with nut, concrete and
Payment for Anchor Bolt Retrofit (Tower) shall include the cost of
receive a concrete block anchored to the adjacent masonry.
at the bearings at the North and South Towers. Each location shall
This work shall consist of replacing an anchor bolt at 8 locations -
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Refer to the Special Note for Suspender Collar Repair for material specifications,
primary cable in line with Panel Point 30.
This work shall consist of replacing the north collar surrounding the downstream
(Looking Downstream)
Bushing
Bronze
(Typ.)
in 1�"‘ Hole
1�"‘ A490 Bolt
suspender plate if the existing hole size is greater than 1�".
A bronze bushing shall be furnished and installed to fill the existing hole in the 4.
before ordering material.
The Contractor is responsible for field measuring existing collar dimensions 3.
removing any suspender collar components.
Temporary support shall be in place and approved by the Engineer before 2.
Do not disturb the center and south suspender collars. 1.July
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�" Horiz. Fill Plate
2"‘ Max.
2"‘ Max.
Plate as Needed)
additional �"x5x5 Shim
1�" Fill Plate (Optional
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Stringer !
Lateral Bracing !
Concrete Wall
Floorbeam !
Restraint Angle
Proposed L5x5x�
Restraint Angle (Typ.)
Proposed L5x5x�
Fit Anchor Bolt
Nut and Washer to
Heavy Hex Nut, Jam
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PLAN
SECTION A-A
BB
A
A
2" 3"
Truss !
Downstream Bearing
MISC. REPAIR DETAILS (3 OF 4)
A. CANTRELL
A. CANTRELL
J. WHELAN
J. WHELAN
Upstream Bearing
5"
2’-6"
~8�
"
REPAIR 9
3/4" THICK HORIZONTAL FILL PLATE
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Embedment
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Adhesive Anchor
ØProposed 1�"
Bolts
�"‘ A325
1" Corner Clip
2’-6"
Restraint Angle (Typ.)
Proposed L5x5x�
�"
�"
Stiffener Pl.
Spacing
Plate (Typ.)
Stiffener
! �"
ClearanceWorking~8" Vertical
Plate (Typ.)
�" Stiffener
(Ty
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1�"
(Ty
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1�"
be field verified (Typ.)
Locations of holes to
3/4" THICK VERTICAL FILL PLATE
(Typ.)
3"
(Typ.)
3�"
Clearance
Working
Horiz.
Approx.
(Downstream Truss Bearing Symmetric about ! Roadway)
Upstream Truss Bearing Shown
�" Vertical Fill Plate
Fill Plate
�" Horiz.
TRUSS BEARING ANCHOR BOLT RETROFIT - ANCHORAGE 2
Anchor Bolts (Typ.)
and Fill Plates for
2"‘ Max. Holes in Angle
(Anchor Bolt Not Shown)
Bolt
Anchor
Missing
Bolt
Anchor
Missing
Base Plate
Thread into Existing
�" Bolt Tap and
4"
4"
�"
Groove Weld
Plate as Needed)
additional �"x5x5 Shim
1�" Fill Plate (Optional
1 3/8 THICK FILL PLATE
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bolts, labor, painting, falsework, equipment, and incidentals to complete the work per each repair location.
Payment for Anchor Bolt Retrofit (Anchorage) shall include the cost of all materials including steel and anchor
Install washer and one heavy hex nut, finger tight, on each anchor bolt then install jam nut snug tight.7.
Section 607.03.23 "Cleaning and Painting".
Prime and paint areas of existing bearing assembly where new steel is being installed in accordance with 6.
Heavy hex nuts shall be ASTM A563 Galvanized and washers shall be ASTM F436 Galvanized.5.
All welds shall be E70XX.4.
Angle and plates shall be ASTM A709, Grade 50.3.
or an approved equivalent. Provide 2 nuts and 2 washers. Install per manufacturer’s recommendations.
Adhesive Anchors - Use a HILTI HIT-HY200-A adhesive anchor and a HAS-E-B threaded rod (size noted on plans), 2.
Contractor is responsible for field verifying all dimensions.1.
missing anchor bolts on the inside south corner of the upstream and downstream Anchorage 2 truss bearings.
This work shall consist of modifying the existing fixed bearings and installing a restraint angle to repair the
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PLAN SECTION C-C
�" Thick Wall
SECTION A-A SECTION B-B
North End of Anchorage 1
New Handrail Tube Section
1’-0"
A
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B
B
O.D. 4�"
O.D. 4�"
OHIO APPROACH WEST HANDRAIL ELEVATION
MISC. REPAIR DETAILS (4 OF 4)
A. CANTRELL
A. CANTRELL J. WHELAN
J. WHELAN
AT UPSTREAM FB22’
HANDRAIL SPLICE REPLACEMENT
Anchorage 1
10 feet south of
New Splice Collar
2�"
5�"
5�"
2�"
5�"
3�
"
1�"
REPAIRS 10 - 12
OHIO APPROACH HANDRAIL REPAIR HANDRAIL SPLICE REPLACEMENT AT UPSTREAM FB22’
Refer to the Special Note for Arresting Steel Cracks.1.
be Repaired
�" Crack to
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Arrester Hole
~2’-1"
Connection Plate
Location of
Plate
Connection
Stay Cable
Upstream U29’
materials, labor, falsework, equipment, and incidentals to complete the work.
Payment at the lump sum price for Handrail Splice Replacement shall include the cost of all
Connection shall be tightened snug tight.4.
hardware shall be in kind to existing connection hardware.
Connection hardware may be reused upon the Engineer’s approval. Replacement connection 3.
Handrail splice shall be formed from ASTM B209 (5052-H34) Aluminum to match existing material.2.
Contractor is responsible for field verifying all dimensions.1.
This work shall consist of replacing the handrail splice at Upstream FB22’.
repair.
falsework, equipment, and incidentals to complete the work per linear feet of
Payment for Bridge Handrail Repair shall include the cost of all materials, labor,
set screws are functional and set in existing and new splice collars.
Set screws shall be of similar material and construction as existing. Ensure 4.
during installation.
Care shall be taken not to damage existing handrail posts, tubes, or collars 3.
noted on plans) and similar construction as existing splice collars.
Splice collar and new tube rail shall be ASTM B221-14 (6061-T6) Aluminum (size 2.
Contractor is responsible for field verifying all dimensions.1.
at the north end of Anchorage 1.
Anchorage 1 in Span 7 and a new section of top tube rail on the west handrail
west handrail along the Ohio approach approximately 10 feet south of
This work shall consist of installing a splice collar on the top tube rail of the
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NORTH TOWER
3 2 2 2
26 Typ.
4 319
7 2 LF
2
24
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2
3
3
73 LF
15All Posts
109Entire Perimeter
8
27 Typ.3
6 3 LF
122223
13 14 Typ.
2
13 14 Typ.
3319
16 25 Entire Perimeter
32 2 2
26 Typ.
17 181817
16Entire Perimeter
1
25
12 22 23
2
15 All Posts
3
2
8 9Entire Perimeter
10
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2 5 1 SF2 2
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3
6 3 LF
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3
4
13Typ. 14
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2
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3
7 2 LF
3
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2 22 20
15 All Posts11 Entire Length
6 8 LF 2
4
10 Entire Perimeter98
3 2
7 2 LF 7 2 LF
2 3 3 51 SF
7 2 LF
15All Posts51 SF72 LF11Entire Perimeter
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69'-0"±
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11'-0
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KEY NOTES:
GENERAL NOTES:
A. Contractor to coordinateRoebling towers' roof repairswith towers' masonry repairs.Roebling towers' masonryrepairs at top stone coursesshould be coordinated withtowers' roof repairs.
B. Survey towers for electricalconduit. Temporarilyremove, support, andreinstall as required formasonry, concrete, sealant,painting, and waterproofingrepairs.
C. Coordinate turret gutter anddownspout replacementwith masonry, concrete,sealant, painting, andwaterproofing repairs.
LEGEND:
Existing Guy WireExisting Tower OutlineExisting Turret OutlineExisting Electrical ConduitExisting Stone HandrailExisting Stone Handrail PostExisting Light Fixture
1. Existing survey marker set in concrete/stone on tower roof. Do not damage.Install sealant around perimeter of marker and terminate new waterproof coatingon sealant. Measurement and payment per bid item Repair (Towers Sealant).
2. Remove existing steel pin between top section of stone railing, install newstainless-steel pin, and perform composite stone repair. Refer to Detail 1 on SheetS32. Measurement and payment per bid item Tower Rail Patching (Type A).
3. Remove existing steel pin between top sections of stone railing at spall, install newstainless-steel pin, and perform (2) composite stone repairs. Refer to Detail 2 onSheet S32. Measurement and payment per bid item Tower Rail Patching (Type B).
4. Existing cracked/deteriorated intermediate post at stone railing. Temporarilysupport railings and install new sandstone post. Refer to Detail 3 on Sheet S32.Measurement and payment per bid item Tower Rail Post Replacement.
5. Existing cracked/deteriorated stone railing member. As a unit price repair,perform stone composite patch or dutchman repair. Refer to Details B and C onSheet S5. Measurement and payment per bid items Masonry Patching Repairand Dutchman Repair.
6. Existing crack/deteriorated top railing. Remove and replace top railing with newsandstone unit. Each location assumed to be 8'-0" long. Refer to Special Note forMasonry/Stone Repairs. Measurement and payment per bid item Towers Rail TopStone Replacement.
7. Existing hairline crack in sandstone unit. Perform epoxy grouting of crack. Referto Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs. Measurement and payment per biditem Masonry Crack Repair.
8. Existing stone railing at perimeter of tower. Repoint entire rail mortar joint andinstall sealant at skyward facing joints. Refer to Detail 4 on Sheet S32.Measurement and payment per bid item Repointing.
9. Existing stone railing at perimeter of tower. Hand tool remove all loose sandstoneblistering and delaminations. Hand tool grind smooth all edges at removedblistering and delaminations. Measurement and payment per bid item Removalof Deteriorated Masonry.
10. Existing sandstone railing to be cleaned at perimeter of tower. Refer to SpecialNote for Masonry/Stone Repairs. Measurement and payment per bid item BridgeCleaning.
11. Existing metal drainage trough. Complete sealant, painting, and drainagerepairs. Refer to Detail 5 on Sheet S32. Measurement and payment per bid itemRepair (Tower Gutter Drainage Trough).
12. Existing tower roof consisting of concrete overlay and skyward face of sandstone.Contractor and Engineer to sound roof areas to locate delaminated concreteand sandstone. As a unit price repair, perform shallow topping slab concreterepair. Refer to Detail 6 on Sheet S32. Measurement and payment per bid itemConcrete Patching Repair.
13. Existing exposed steel members above tower roof line. Prime and paint exposedsteel in accordance with Section 607.03.23 "Cleaning and Painting". Paymentincidental to bid item Waterproof Coating.
14. After completion of high performance coating on exposed steel, install covesealant around perimeter. Refer to Detail 3 on Sheet S33. Measurement andpayment per bid item Repair (Towers Sealant).
15. Existing rail post. Install new cove sealant around (3) interior facing sides. Refer toDetail 3 on Sheet S33. Terminate new waterproof coating on cove sealant andnot posts. Refer to Detail 5 on Sheet S33. Measurement and payment per biditem Repair (Towers Sealant).
16. Existing concrete curb around base of turret house. Install cove sealant atconcrete curb. Refer to Detail 3 on Sheet S33. Terminate new waterproofcoating on cove sealant and not posts. Refer to Detail 5 on Sheet S33.Measurement and payment per bid item Repair (Towers Sealant).
17. Existing flagpole steel base plate and tower internal access hatch. Prime andpaint exposed steel in accordance with Section 607.03.23 "Cleaning andPainting". Payment incidental to bid item Waterproof Coating.
18. Existing flagpole steel base plate and tower internal access hatch. Install covesealant around access hatch, flagpole curb, and flagpole steel base plate. Referto Detail 3 on Sheet S33. Terminate waterproof coating on top of sealant aroundaccess hatch and flagpole base plate. Refer to Detail 5 on Sheet S33.Measurement and payment per bid item Repair (Towers Sealant).
19. Existing light pole. Temporarily support base cover and install cove sealantaround anchor bolts. After completion of waterproof coating, reset base coveron slab. Install cove sealant around top of base cover and light pole. Refer toDetail 3 on Sheet S33. Measurement and payment per bid item Repair (TowersSealant).
20. (4) existing anchor bolts set in tower roof slab. Cut-off flush with slab surface.Prime and paint exposed steel in accordance with Section 607.03.23 "Cleaningand Painting". Payment incidental to bid item Waterproof Coating.
21. Existing lights mounted to tower roof slab adjacent to light pole. Temporarilyremove lights and electrical conduit for installation of waterproof coating andreinstall. Measurement and payment per bid item Repair (Towers Sealant).
22. Remove existing epoxy-based coating from concrete and perform finalpreparation for new waterproof coating. Install new waterproof coating. Referto Detail 4 on Sheet S33 and Special Note for Waterproof Coating. Measurementand payment per bid item Waterproof Coating.
23. Extend waterproof coating to end of tower roof at outside of rail. Do not allowcoating to run down vertical face of stone. Measurement and payment per biditem Waterproof Coating.
24. Existing brick veneer expansion joint at turret house. Remove expansion material,prepare joint opening, and install new sealant. Refer to Detail 2 on Sheet S33.Measurement and payment per bid item Repair (Towers Sealant).
25. Existing brick veneer at turret house. Clean brick surface and install waterrepellent per manufacturer's requirements. Basis of Design: ProtectosilCHEM-TRETE BSM 400 at (150) square feet per gallon. Measurement and paymentper bid item Waterproof Coating.
26. Repair Towers Turret Houses. Refer to Sheet S30.27. Existing light fixture. Prime and paint exposed steel in accordance with Section
607.03.23 "Cleaning and Painting". Payment incidental to bid item WaterproofCoating.
6'-6
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21
REPAIRS 13 - 14
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S29
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PARTIAL PLAN
1
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SOUTH TOWER
KEY NOTES:
GENERAL NOTES:
A. Contractor to coordinateRoebling towers' roof repairswith towers' masonry repairs.Roebling towers' masonryrepairs at top stone coursesshould be coordinated withtowers' roof repairs.
B. Survey towers for electricalconduit. Temporarilyremove, support, andreinstall as required formasonry, concrete, sealant,painting, and waterproofingrepairs.
C. Coordinate turret gutter anddownspout replacementwith masonry, concrete,sealant, painting, andwaterproofing repairs.
LEGEND:
Existing Guy WireExisting Tower OutlineExisting Turret OutlineExisting Electrical ConduitExisting Stone HandrailExisting Stone Handrail PostExisting Light Fixture
1. Existing survey marker set in concrete/stone on tower roof. Do not damage.Install sealant around perimeter of marker and terminate new waterproof coatingon sealant. Measurement and payment per bid item Repair (Towers Sealant).
2. Remove existing steel pin between top section of stone railing, install newstainless-steel pin, and perform composite stone repair. Refer to Detail 1 on SheetS32. Measurement and payment per bid item Tower Rail Patching (Type A).
3. Remove existing steel pin between top sections of stone railing at spall, install newstainless-steel pin, and perform (2) composite stone repairs. Refer to Detail 2 onSheet S32. Measurement and payment per bid item Tower Rail Patching (Type B).
4. Existing cracked/deteriorated intermediate post at stone railing. Temporarilysupport railings and install new sandstone post. Refer to Detail 3 on Sheet S32.Measurement and payment per bid item Tower Rail Post Replacement.
5. Existing cracked/deteriorated stone railing member. As a unit price repair,perform stone composite patch or dutchman repair. Refer to Details B and C onSheet S5. Measurement and payment per bid items Masonry Patching Repairand Dutchman Repair.
6. Existing crack/deteriorated top railing. Remove and replace top railing with newsandstone unit. Each location assumed to be 8'-0" long. Refer to Special Note forMasonry/Stone Repairs. Measurement and payment per bid item Towers Rail TopStone Replacement.
7. Existing hairline crack in sandstone unit. Perform epoxy grouting of crack. Referto Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs. Measurement and payment per biditem Masonry Crack Repair.
8. Existing stone railing at perimeter of tower. Repoint entire rail mortar joint andinstall sealant at skyward facing joints. Refer to Detail 4 on Sheet S32.Measurement and payment per bid item Repointing.
9. Existing stone railing at perimeter of tower. Hand tool remove all loose sandstoneblistering and delaminations. Hand tool grind smooth all edges at removedblistering and delaminations. Measurement and payment per bid item Removalof Deteriorated Masonry.
10. Existing sandstone railing to be cleaned at perimeter of tower. Refer to SpecialNote for Masonry/Stone Repairs. Measurement and payment per bid item BridgeCleaning.
11. Existing metal drainage trough. Complete sealant, painting, and drainagerepairs. Refer to Detail 5 on Sheet S32. Measurement and payment per bid itemRepair (Tower Gutter Drainage Trough).
12. Existing tower roof consisting of concrete overlay and skyward face of sandstone.Contractor and Engineer to sound roof areas to locate delaminated concreteand sandstone. As a unit price repair, perform shallow topping slab concreterepair. Refer to Detail 6 on Sheet S32. Measurement and payment per bid itemConcrete Patching Repair.
13. Existing exposed steel members above tower roof line. Prime and paint exposedsteel in accordance with Section 607.03.23 "Cleaning and Painting". Paymentincidental to bid item Waterproof Coating.
14. After completion of high performance coating on exposed steel, install covesealant around perimeter. Refer to Detail 3 on Sheet S33. Measurement andpayment per bid item Repair (Towers Sealant).
15. Existing rail post. Install new cove sealant around (3) interior facing sides. Refer toDetail 3 on Sheet S33. Terminate new waterproof coating on cove sealant andnot posts. Refer to Detail 5 on Sheet S33. Measurement and payment per biditem Repair (Towers Sealant).
16. Existing concrete curb around base of turret house. Install cove sealant atconcrete curb. Refer to Detail 3 on Sheet S33. Terminate new waterproofcoating on cove sealant and not posts. Refer to Detail 5 on Sheet S33.Measurement and payment per bid item Repair (Towers Sealant).
17. Existing flagpole steel base plate and tower internal access hatch. Prime andpaint exposed steel in accordance with Section 607.03.23 "Cleaning andPainting". Payment incidental to bid item Waterproof Coating.
18. Existing flagpole steel base plate and tower internal access hatch. Install covesealant around access hatch, flagpole curb, and flagpole steel base plate. Referto Detail 3 on Sheet S33. Terminate waterproof coating on top of sealant aroundaccess hatch and flagpole base plate. Refer to Detail 5 on Sheet S33.Measurement and payment per bid item Repair (Towers Sealant).
19. Existing light pole. Temporarily support base cover and install cove sealantaround anchor bolts. After completion of waterproof coating, reset base coveron slab. Install cove sealant around top of base cover and light pole. Refer toDetail 3 on Sheet S33. Measurement and payment per bid item Repair (TowersSealant).
20. (4) existing anchor bolts set in tower roof slab. Cut-off flush with slab surface.Prime and paint exposed steel in accordance with Section 607.03.23 "Cleaningand Painting". Payment incidental to bid item Waterproof Coating.
21. Existing lights mounted to tower roof slab adjacent to light pole. Temporarilyremove lights and electrical conduit for installation of waterproof coating andreinstall. Measurement and payment per bid item Repair (Towers Sealant).
22. Remove existing epoxy-based coating from concrete and perform finalpreparation for new waterproof coating. Install new waterproof coating. Referto Detail 4 on Sheet S33 and Special Note for Waterproof Coating. Measurementand payment per bid item Waterproof Coating.
23. Extend waterproof coating to end of tower roof at outside of rail. Do not allowcoating to run down vertical face of stone. Measurement and payment per biditem Waterproof Coating.
24. Existing brick veneer expansion joint at turret house. Remove expansion material,prepare joint opening, and install new sealant. Refer to Detail 2 on Sheet S33.Measurement and payment per bid item Repair (Towers Sealant).
25. Existing brick veneer at turret house. Clean brick surface and install waterrepellent per manufacturer's requirements. Basis of Design: ProtectosilCHEM-TRETE BSM 400 at (150) square feet per gallon. Measurement and paymentper bid item Waterproof Coating.
26. Repair Towers Turret Houses. Refer to Sheet S30.27. Existing light fixture. Prime and paint exposed steel in accordance with Section
607.03.23 "Cleaning and Painting". Payment incidental to bid item WaterproofCoating.
19'-0"±19'-0"± 31'-0"±
69'-0"±
11'-0
"±18
'-0"±
40'-0
"±
11'-0
"±
6'-6
"±
2 2 3
26 Typ.
219
2
24
24
2
3
3
15All Posts
109Entire Perimeter
8
27 Typ.2
122223
13 14 Typ.
2
13 14 Typ.
22
19
16 25 Entire Perimeter
22 54 SF 2
26 Typ.
17 181817
16Entire Perimeter
1
25
12 22 23
2
15 All Posts
2
2
8 9Entire Perimeter
10
122223
3 5 4 SF2
26Typ.
2
24
24
27 Typ.
2
7 2 LF
13Typ. 14
27Typ.
27Typ.
1413Typ.
19
2
3
22
5 16 SF
3
26Typ.
2 22
19
15 All Posts11 Entire Length
2
10 Entire Perimeter98
3
2 2
15All Posts54 SF11Entire Perimeter
1098Entire Perimeter
4
2
2 35 4 SF
72 LF
78 LF
72 LF72 LF
4
72 LF 72 LF
3
7 2 LF2
2 4
72 LF 2
21
REPAIRS 13 - 14
THP Limited, Inc.100 E. Eighth Street, Ste. 300Cincinnati, Ohio 45202Phone: 513.241.3222www.thpltd.com
Cincinnati ● Cleveland
S30
5/29/2020
ROOF PLAN
1
S31 1/8" = 1'-0"
SOUTH TOWER TURRET AND ANCHORAGE HOUSE
3S31
4S31TYP.
7 Both Sides
7 Entire Perimeter
4
7Both Sides
6(6) Sides
4
1091Typ.
5 Entire Perimeter32Typ.
8 Typ.8Typ.
3S31
4S31TYP.
7 Both Sides
7 Entire Perimeter
4
7Both Sides
6(6) Sides
4
1091Typ.
5 Entire Perimeter32Typ.
8 Typ.8Typ.
ROOF PLAN
2
S31 1/8" = 1'-0"
NORTH TOWER TURRET AND ANCHORAGE HOUSE
3S31
4S31TYP.
7 Both Sides
7 Entire Perimeter
4
7Both Sides
6(6) Sides
4
1091Typ.
5 Entire Perimeter32Typ.
8 Typ.8Typ.
3S31
4S31TYP.
7 Both Sides
7 Entire Perimeter
4
7Both Sides
6(6) Sides
4
1091Typ.
5 Entire Perimeter32Typ.
8 Typ.8Typ.
DETAIL
3
S31 NOT TO SCALE REPAIR 15
BALL AND GREEK CROSS
7'-10"±
9'-9"±
4'-8"±
2'-4
"±
19'-3
"±
3'-8
"±4'
-10"
±4'
-2"±
4'-3
"±
DETAIL
4
S31 NOT TO SCALE REPAIR 16
DOWNSPOUT AND GUTTER
NORTH TOWER TURRET - WEST
REPAIR 15
ANCHOR HOUSE 2 - WEST
REPAIR 16
ANCHOR HOUSE 2 - EAST
REPAIR 16
NORTH TOWER TURRET - EAST
REPAIR 15
SOUTH TOWER TURRET - WEST
REPAIR 15
SOUTH TOWER TURRET - EAST
REPAIR 15
ANCHOR HOUSE 3 - EAST
REPAIR 16ANCHOR HOUSE 4 - EAST
REPAIR 16
ANCHOR HOUSE 3 - WEST
REPAIR 16ANCHOR HOUSE 4 - WEST
REPAIR 16
GENERAL NOTES:
A. Contractor to coordinate Roebling towers' roof repairs with towers' masonry repairs.Roebling towers' masonry repairs at top stone courses should be coordinated with towers'roof repairs.
B. Survey towers for electrical conduit. Temporarily remove, support, and reinstall asrequired for masonry, concrete, sealant, painting, and waterproofing repairs.
C. Coordinate turret gutter and downspout replacement with masonry, concrete, sealant,painting, and waterproofing repairs.
KEY NOTES:
1. Existing copper standing seam roof system. Survey roof and report defects to Engineer.
2. Install new copper gutters and brackets at 30" O.C. at perimeter of turret house. Refer toSpecial Note for Metal Roofing & Gutters. Measurement and payment per bid itemRepair (Roofing & Gutters).
3. Remove all existing downspouts and install new copper downspouts to match existing.Refer to Special Note for Metal Roofing & Gutters. Measurement and payment per biditem Repair (Roofing & Gutters).
4. Existing copper roof termination on sandstone. Install new cove sealant aroundperimeter of roof termination. Refer to Detail 3 on Sheet S33. Measurement andpayment per bid item Repair (Roof Sealant).
5. Remove existing corroded metal fasteners at copper fascia and install new stainless steelscrews with neoprene washer. Screw size to match hole in metal. Heads of fasteners tobe bedded in silicone sealant. Measurement and payment per bid item Repair (Roofing& Gutters).
6. Remove existing base flashing at turret wall and install new copper flashing with foldedand soldered splices at corners. Overlap both ends of flashing 2" onto adjacent side ofturret. Measurement and payment per bid item Repair (Roofing & Gutters).
7. Remove existing nails at edge of copper roof and install new stainless steel screws withneoprene washer. Screw size to match existing hole in metal. Heads of fasteners to bebedded in silicone sealant. Measurement and payment per bid item Repair (Roofing &Gutters).
8. Remove existing sealant at all joints between ridge cap and standing seam and installnew silicone cove sealant at joint. Refer to Special Note for Sealants. Measurement andpayment per bid item Repair (Roof Sealant).
9. Remove existing sealant at all stone to roof system termination pieces and install newsilicone sealant. Refer to Special Note for Sealants. Measurement and payment per biditem Repair (Roof Sealant).
10. Existing ball and greek cross assembly. Refer to Detail 3 on this Sheet for repairs.Measurement and payment per bid item Repair (Towers Sealant).
11. Possible location of existing sealant to be removed.
12. Prepare surfaces and install continuous bead of silicone sealant at intersection of ball andgreek cross components. Refer to Special Note for Sealants. Measurement and paymentper bid item Repair (Roof Sealant).
13. Existing brick veneer expansion joint at turret house. Remove expansion material, preparejoint opening, and install new sealant. Refer to Detail 2 on Sheet S33. Measurement andpayment per bid item Repair (Roof Sealant).
14. Existing brick veneer at turret house. Clean brick surface and install water repellent permanufacturer's requirements. Basis of Design: Protectosil CHEM-TRETE BSM 400 at (150)square feet per gallon. Measurement and payment per bid item Waterproof Coating.
15. Remove existing sealant between underside of metal roof and fascia metal panel.Prepare surfaces and install new cove sealant. Similar to Detail 3 on Sheet S33.Measurement and payment per bid item Repair (Roof Sealant).
8 Typ.8 Typ. 91Typ.
8 Typ.8 Typ. 91Typ.
8 Typ.91Typ.
8 Typ.91Typ.
3
13 14
3
5
13 14
2
81 4 7 9
2
1 4 7 9
1211
1211
1211
1211
15
5
15
REPAIRS 15 - 16
THP Limited, Inc.100 E. Eighth Street, Ste. 300Cincinnati, Ohio 45202Phone: 513.241.3222www.thpltd.com
Cincinnati ● Cleveland
S31
5/29/2020
DETAIL
1
S32 NOT TO SCALE
TOWERS RAIL PATCHING TYPE A
1 Existing top rail stone.
Existing mortar joint to be repointed and covered with silicone sealant. Refer toDetail 1 on Sheet S33.Existing mortar joint to be repointed. Refer to Detail 7 on this Sheet.
Existing steel pin set at surface of stone. Completely remove pin.Install new stainless steel 5/8" dia. "U" shaped pin. Set new rod minimum 1" belowtop of stone. Drill and epoxy 3" into existing top rail stone to remain.Install stone repair mortar to cover new rod.
DETAIL
2
S32 NOT TO SCALE
TOWERS RAIL PATCHING TYPE B
Existing top rail stone.Existing mortar joint to be repointed and sealed with silicone sealant. Refer toDetail 1 on Sheet S33.Existing steel pin set at surface of stone. Completely remove pin.
Install new stainless steel 5/8" dia. "U" shaped pin. Set new rod in solid stone belowexisting delaminated stone. Drill and epoxy 3" into existing top rail stone toremain.Install (2) stone repair mortar repairs to cover new rod. Slope front face to matchexisting profile of stone.
DETAIL
3
S32 NOT TO SCALE
TOWERS RAIL POST REPLACEMENT
Existing continuous stone top rail.Existing continuous stone top rail bottom piece.Existing continuous bottom rail.
Existing 10"± x 9"± bottom stone post to be replaced.Temporarily support rail continuous members on each side of post. Completelyremove existing post and stone pins.Drill and epoxy new stainless steel 5/8" dia. x 8" long pin into continuous rail. Epoxyembed 3 1/2".Install new 10"± x 9"± sandstone post. Epoxy grout post into place around pin.Complete composite stone patch at exterior slot of post after installation.
Grout top and bottom of new stone post into place.
DETAIL
4
S32 NOT TO SCALE
TOWERS RAIL REPOINTING AND SEALANT REPAIR
Existing top rail continuous stone.
Existing top rail continuous bottom stone.Existing bottom rail continuous bottom stone.Existing 10"± x 9"± stone post spaced at approximately 2'-6" O.C.Existing 10"± x 9"± bottom stone post spaced at approximately 2'-6" O.C.
Repoint perimeter of bottom stone post. Refer to Detail 7 on this Sheet.Repoint top and bottom perimeter of stone post. Refer to Detail 7 on this Sheet.Repoint continuous joint between top rail stone and top rail bottom stone. Referto Detail 7 on this Sheet.Repoint butt joints between (3) continuous stones. Refer to Detail 7 on this Sheet.Repoint and install silicone sealant at skyward butt joints of top rail stone. Refer toDetail 1 on Sheet S33.
Install silicone cove sealant at (2) sides of bottom rail stone. Refer to Detail 3 onSheet S33.Install urethane cove sealant at (3) sides of bottom stone post. Cove sealant notto be installed on exterior side of rail. Refer to Detail 3 on Sheet S33.New waterproof coating to be terminated on top of new urethane cove sealant.Refer to Detail 5 on Sheet S33.
DETAIL
5
S32 NOT TO SCALE
TOWERS GUTTER DRAINAGE TROUGH REPAIR
Existing top of tower stone/concrete overlay.Existing stone railing.Existing 6" side drainage gutter cut from HSS6x6x1/4 member.
"V" grind 3/4" deep and wide joint along bottom sides of gutter.Drainage gutter. Prime and paint exposed steel in accordance with Section607.03.23 "Cleaning and Painting". Payment incidental to bid item Repair (TowerGutter Drainage Trough).
Install continuous urethane sealant in joint along drainage gutter flush with top ofslab/drainage gutter.Install continuous stainless steel L1 1/2x1 1/2x3/16 along back of drainage trough.Set angle in full bed of epoxy and anchor with 1/4" dia. stainless steel rods at 2'-6"O.C. Epoxy embed 3".Install 1" urethane cove sealant along front side of angle. Refer to Detail 3 onSheet S33.
Install 3/16" urethane cove sealant along backside of angle for termination ofwaterproof coating. Refer to Detail 5 on Sheet S33.Waterproof coating. Refer to Special Note for Waterproof Coating.
DETAIL
6
S32 NOT TO SCALE
SHALLOW TOPPING SLAB CONCRETE REPAIR
Existing top of tower stone.Existing tower concrete overlay.Existing delamination plane. Confirm extents of repair area with Engineer.
Provide minimum 1/2" deep square cut surface edge at deteriorated stone orconcrete overlay.Prepare surface and install epoxy bonding agent. Refer to Special Note forConcrete Repairs.Install new concrete patch material. Refer to Special Note for Concrete Repairs.
DETAIL
7
S32 NOT TO SCALE
TOWERS REPOINTING
Existing stone to remain.
Existing sound mortar to remain.Saw cut existing mortar until sound mortar is encountered. Minimumdepth of 1". Do not damage stone or widen joints.Clean and wet areas of stone to receive new mortar.
Install new mortar in maximum lifts of 3/8" deep. Refer to Special Note forMasonry/Stone Repairs.
2
3
45
6
1
2
34
51
23
45
6
7
8
123
45
67
8
11
12
13
1
234
6
7
8
9
10
1
23
4
5
6
123
45
SECTIONPLAN
8 5/8"± 5 5/8"±
4"
7"-8
"±
1'-0
"
1"
3 Typ.
2
1
5
6
4
1
1
4"±
5 5/8"±
7"-8
"±
6"4
5#2
3
1
1
5"-6
"±
8 5/8"±
2Typ.
5#1
4 3/
8"±
4 3/
8"±
9"±
4'-0
"±
6"±
1'-8
"±7"
±6"
±
5 5/8"±
1'-2 1/4"±
8 5/8"±
47
10
8
11
5
91
92
93
13 612
4
2
3
7
8
8
6
6
5 Typ.
1
5 Typ.
6"±
2
11
9
7
8
4Typ. 6
10Typ.
3 51/
2"M
in.
Var
ies
2"-3
"
1
2 Typ.
4Typ.
3 5 6
3/8"
-1/2
"
1"Min.
4 2 Typ.
1 Typ.
53
PLAN
SECTION
Refer to Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs for additional information.Refer to Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs for additional information.
Refer to Detail 1 on this Sheet for additional information.
Refer to Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs for additional information.SECTION
10
9
10
SECTION
5
SECTION
SECTION
REPAIRS 13 - 16
THP Limited, Inc.100 E. Eighth Street, Ste. 300Cincinnati, Ohio 45202Phone: 513.241.3222www.thpltd.com
Cincinnati ● Cleveland
S32
5/29/2020
DETAIL
1
S33 NOT TO SCALE
TOWERS SEALANT AT REPOINTING
Existing stone to remain.
Existing sound mortar to remain.Saw cut existing mortar until sound mortar is encountered. Minimum depth of 1".Do not damage stone or widen joints.Clean and wet areas of stone to receive new mortar.
Install new mortar in maximum lifts of 3/8" deep. Do not install last lift of mortar.Refer to Special Note for Masonry/Stone Repairs.After cure of mortar, prepare surfaces, and install silicone sealant joint. Refer toSpecial Note for Sealants.
DETAIL
2
S33 NOT TO SCALE
ISOLATION JOINT SEALANT
Existing brick veneer at turret house.Existing building structure.Install closed-cell backer rod.Remove expansion material, prepare joint opening, install backer rod, and installnew silicone sealant. Refer to Special Note for Sealants.
DETAIL
3
S33 NOT TO SCALE
COVE SEALANT
Existing stone surface or concrete overlay.Existing concrete wall, stone post, concrete curb, or steel member.Prepare all surfaces intended for new sealant. Install new cove sealant. Refer toSpecial Note for Sealants.
123
45
6
123
1
23
DETAIL
4
S33 NOT TO SCALE
WATERPROOFING COATING PREPARATION
Existing concrete slab.Cut-off non-functional metals at surface. No flame cutting permitted. Prime andpaint exposed steel in accordance with Section 607.03.23 "Cleaning andPainting". Payment incidental to bid item Waterproof Coating.Exposed slab reinforcing and/or wire mesh. Cut and remove sufficient amount ofreinforcing to provide 1/2" cover at cut ends. Prepare and patch withepoxy/sand mixture. Consult with Engineer prior to cutting reinforcing.
Repair minor existing surface defects caused by aggregate pop-outs, surfacescaling, and freeze-thaw damage in manner acceptable to Engineer andmembrane manufacturer. Refer to Special Note for Waterproof Coating Repairs.Grind smooth or otherwise remove existing excess concrete and/or materialdeposited (left on slab) from construction activities. Where existing slab concreteis mounded or otherwise protrudes more than 1/16" above deck, grind it smooth,or grind transition slope of 1:4 (maximum) with blending radii at perimeter of largeareas.
New membrane system. Refer to Special Note for Waterproof Coating Repairs.
EXPOSED METAL SURFACE DEFECTS
DETAIL
5
S33 NOT TO SCALE
WATERPROOFING COATING TERMINATION
1"
1"
Existing concrete slab.Existing wall, curb, or any vertical projection.Install new cove sealant. Refer to Special Note for Sealants.
New membrane detail coat terminated on cove sealant. Refer to Special Notefor Waterproof Coating Repairs.New membrane system. Refer to Special Note for Waterproof Coating Repairs.
3/8"-1/2"
1" Min
.
4
1 Typ.
2 Typ.
6 3 5
1/2
"X"
"X"3/8"-1/2"
3
1 Typ.4
1"
1"
2
13
6 5143 2
2
5 13
4
SECTION
SECTION
SECTION
SECTION
1
2
3
4
5
6
SECTION
1
23
4
5
4
2
REPAIRS 13 - 16
THP Limited, Inc.100 E. Eighth Street, Ste. 300Cincinnati, Ohio 45202Phone: 513.241.3222www.thpltd.com
Cincinnati ● Cleveland
S33
5/29/2020