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APPENDIx3
Volume-3 ParticularSpecification
ListofMandatoryTests
Minimum
Frequency of Testing
Field/Laboratory Test
Clause Test quantity of
material for
SI. Material Procedure
No.
carrying out
test
I. Mortars,Concretework (Nominal mix)_
.Water 3.1.1 iPhvalue
ii) Limits of
Acidity Water írom each source
shall be got tested before
ii) Limits of
Alkalinity
the c o m m e n c e m e n t of work
and thereaiter once in ever
months tll
IS: 3025 three tne
Lab
is Percentage ot
solids
Completion ot the work
irom
Water Municipal
aChlorides
Suspended
Matter
source need be tested only
once in six months. No. of
samples
Sulphates, for each source shall be 3
Inorganic
solids
e) Organic solids
a) Physical
requirement
i) Fineness
2. Cement 3.1.2
Lab IS 4031 (Part Each lot
IS 4031(Part Each lot
4ii) Soundness Lab
Every 200 tonnes or part
thereof
ii) Setting
time(Initial and
final)
Each lobt
IS 4031(Part
V
Lab
IS4031 (Part
VI)
Lab Each lot
iv) Compressive
strength
CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IIT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 38
IS 4031 (Part
VI)
Lab Each lot
v) Consistency of
standard cement
paste
Organic impuritiesll| Every 100Cum or part
thereof or more iírequently
asdecided by E-in-C
Every 100 Cum or part
thereof or more frequently
asdecidedby E-in-C
100Cum or part thereoi
3. Sand
Ficld AppendixB 100Cum
3.1.4.1
Silt content Field
Appendix'D 100Cumn
3.1.4.2
Field or Lab AppendixC' 100Cum
Particle size
distribution a, b, C,
3.1.4.4
d &e
Every i00 Cum or part
thereof or more
frequently
3.1.4.5 Bulking of sand Field Appendix'E' 100Cum
as decided by E-in-C
| 1. Concretework (NominalmiX
visual IS 2386 Part One test for
II
One test for each source
A) Percentage ofsoft General
or deleterious
4.1.2.2
inspection/Laboratory
Test where required
by the E-in-C
Field/Lab
each source
material
Every I00 Cum or
part
thereoi
Every 100 Cum or pat
thereoI_
10 Cumn
Particle size
distribution
a) Estimation of
organicimpurities
b Surface moisture
4.1.2.3
Appendix'A'
4.1.2.5 Field Lab 10 Cumn
IS 2386 Part
Stone aggregate
II
IS 2386 10 Cum
Every 100 Cum or
part
thereof
Every 100 Cum or
part
thereof
Every 100 Cum or part
thereot_
Every 100 Cum or
part
thereot
Every i00 Cum or part
thereof
Every 100 Cum or part
thereof
15
Cum or part thereof_
Field/Lab
c)Determination of
10% fine value
).Specific gravity
Pield/Lab IS 2386 10 Cumn
Field/Lab IS 2386 10 Cun
e) Bulk density,
Field/Lab 1S 2386 10 Cum
Field/Lab
) Aggregate
çrushirng strength
g) Aggregate impact
value
Slumptest
IS 23866 10 Cum
Field/Lab Is 2386 10 Cum
Concrete) 4.2.3
Field Appendix D 10Cumn
CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF UT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 38
111.Reinforced Cementconcretework_
a Rcintorced Cementconcrete work(nominal mix)_
Appendix'D'
of Chapter 4
i Every 5 Curn or part
thereof
5.4.1 i) 5 cun in
Case of
a) slump test Ficld
column
1) 20 curn for | ii) Every 20 cum or part
slabs, beans thereof
and
connected
columns
iii) 20 Cum Every 20 Cum or part
for other RCC thereof
work for all
other Small
items and
where RCC
done in a day
is less than 5
Cum test
may be
carried out
as required
by E-in-C._
i 5 cum in i Every 5 Cum or part
5.4.9 b) Cube test Field/Lab Appendix'A'
case of thereoi
column
ii 20 cum for ii) Every 20 Cum or part
slabs, beams thereof
and
connected
columns
ii) 20 cum i) Every20 Cum or part
for other RCC thereof
work for all
other small
items and
where RCC
done in a day
is less than
| 5 Cum, test|
CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 38
nay be
carricd out
as required
by E-in-C.
6 Ready mix concrete
a Slump test Field test Every truck Every truck load of concrete
load of or part thereof
concrete or
part thereof
b) Cube test Field Lab test As per As specified for RCC work
particular
specilication
Once
c) Chloride content
of green concrete
Laboratory for Once for each source of
each source concrete
of concrete
C Steel for reinforced cement concrete
| 5.1.2 A) Physical test
a)For
consignment
a) For
consignment
100 over 100
below
Tons
i) Under
10mm dia,
one sample
for each 50
Tons or part
thereof
Tons
a Tensile strength
b)Retest
c Rebound test
d Nominal mass
Lab/Field
Lab/Field
ab/Field
Lab/Field
IS1608
IS1786
IS1786
Under
10mm dia
one sample
for each 80
IS 1786
tones or part
thereof
e) Bend Test Each lot from
Lab/Field IS 1599 each
source ii)10mm to i) 10mm to |
for each dia 16mm dia, | 16mm
sample one sample
each for each 90
dia,
one
for
70tons or tons or part
thereof.
part thereof
CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IIT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 3B
Over
) Vlongation T'ent
R) Proot ren
Lab/Piell
Lnb/Vielt
Over i)
dia,
16mm
16mm dia,
N.170
one sample one sample
for each 90 for each 90
tona or part
thereof
tons ot part
thereof
One test for each source of
. Chemieal analysiN of TMT reintoreement barN
purchase for each diameter
ofbar
rick wor
Bticks 63 to Dimensions
As per Table 3 and 4 of
Compressive
strength
Chapter 6 of CPWD
Appendix A.
B,C&D
of
Chapter ó
As per Table Specifications
3 and 4 of
LaboratorY
c Water
Chapter6 of
CPWD
absorption
Enlorescenoe Specification
V.Block wor
a DimensionaltestLaboratory
b) Compressive
strength
AACAACblock
Laboratory
Every 20,000 blocks or part
thereof of same size and
Laboratory
c)Drying
shrinkage
IS 2185 same manufacturer
d Moisture
Laboratory
Laboratory
movement
el1Water
absorption.
V7Wood work
Moisture Field/
Laboratory
Test
i. Timber 9.1.6 AppendixC 1 Cum Every one cim or part
thereof
CAMFUS DEVELOPMENTOF IT HYDERABAD. PACKAGE 33
ii. Flush door
T9.7.10 a) End immersion
26 shutters As per sampling and testing
specified in Clause-9.7.10 of
CPWD Specifications.
IS:2202
test
(Part-1)
:1991 1S:
Laboratory
b) Knife test
2202 (Part
2): 1983
c) Adhesion test
Appendix 'F'
IS: 5523 Ifthe cost of as required by Engineer
fittings
ii. Aluminum door or
Thickness of anodic Laboratory
windows fittings
coating 1969
exceed
Rs.20,000/
iv. Mortice 9.21.14 Testing of Spring Laboratory IS: 2209- 50 Nos.
Locks
1976 as required by Engineer
Appendix'C
VII. Structural Steel work
Structural Steel 10.17 aTensile
Strength Laboratory IS:1599- 20 Tonne Every 50 Ton or part thereof
1985
b) Bent Test
VIII. Flooring
Cement baseddesigner tile
iii. Wear on
individual
specimen
iv. Water
absorption
v. Wet transverse
Strength
IX. Paver block
Compressive
strength
Laboratory
Every 5000 Blocks or part
thereof of same type and
samemanufacturer.
X.Stainlesssteel works
CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IIT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 38
L
One test for every 5,000 Nos
or part thereof for each type
and for each make.
a) Chemical Laboratory AISI 304
Crampsfor
STranite cladding Analysis
One test for every 5,000 Kg
or part thereof for each
Laboratory AJSI304
a) Chemical
Analysis
Stainless steel
hand rail
source.
XI. Auminium work
One test for every 10,000 Kg
or part thereof for each
i) Extuded sections Laboratory IS 1285
a) Chemical
Analysis
manutacture.
b Anodic
coating
thickness
One test for every 1,000 Kg
or part thereof for each
manufacture
Field/Lab IS 5523
X1. Water proofing compound
One test for 500 litres or
part thereof for
manufacturer
IS 2645
CICO No. 1/ STRUCO
No.1 or approved
equivalent
Laboratory
each
XIII. Fire Door
2 Hour fire rated Fire rating for 2 Laboratory IS 3614 One test for each
door hours manutacturer
1 Hour fire rated Fire rating for 1 Laboratory IS 3614 One test for each
door hour manutacturer
XTV, Façade access system
1. Eye bolt Pull out test Field Each bolt
XV. External façade system
1. Extruded a Chemical
analysis
Lab IS 1285 One test for 10,000 Kgs or
|
aluminium
part thereof for each
section manufacturer for each
CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IIT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 3B
scction.
b) Anodic
coating Lab/Pield
One test for 5,000 Kgs or
thereof
IS 1868
for
part
manufacturer
cach
for cach
section.
2. CGasket
a) Ultimate
tensilestrength Lab
One test for each
manufacturer
b) Ultimate
elongation
Lab
One test for each
manufacturer
Once for each
consignment
i. Thickness
Lab/Ficld
and for each colour
3. ACP
Once for each
consignment
i. Aluminium foil
Lab
and for each colour
thickness
ii. Weight/Sqm
Lab
Once for each
consignment
and for each colour
iv. Thermal
Lab
ASTM D 968
Once for each source
expansion
v. Tensile strength
Lab
ASTM DD
Once for each source
638
vi. Flexural strerngth
Lab ASTM D 790
Once for each source
vii. Yield strength
LAB
ASTM D 638
Once for each source
Vii. Powder coating
/PVDF coating
thickness As
required by the Engineer
CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IT
HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 38
Once for each consignment
and for each colour
Once for each consignment
and for each colour
a Solid colour Lab
b) Metallic colour Lab
Once for each colour of ACP
for each source
ix. Salt spray test Lab ASTM B 117
Once for each colour of ACP
for each source
x. Colourretention Lab ASTM D
test 2244
xii. Gloss retention Lab ASTM D 523 Once for each colour ofACP
test
for each source
Once for each colour of ACP
for each source
xii. Chalk Lab ASTM D
resistance test 4214
Once for each colour of ACP
for each source
xii. Chemical Lab
immersion tests
Once for each colour of ACP
for each source
Once for each colour of ACP
a) 5% HS04 Lab ASTM D 543
b) 5% NaOH Lab ASTM D
543 for each source
Once for each colour of ACP
for each source
Every 500 Nos. of clamps
c) Detergent Lab ASTM D
543
IS 277
5. Galvanized clamps Thickness Lab
of
galvanizing| As per relavent BoQ item
specification
7. Mock up test Lab As specified
in
specification
CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IIT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 3B
Frequency of
testing
Minimumn
quantityofmaterial
workforcarrying
Field/ Test
Material Clause Test
Laboratory Test Procedure
outthetest
500sgm.or part
there-of.
Laboratory IS1124 50Sq.m.
() Moisture
Absorption
Marble 8.3
(Table8.2) -do-_
Mho'sScale
IS1122
IS1124
IS1122
-do
-do
-do-_
)HardnessTest
Ci) SpecificGravity
) Moisture
LCi)SpecificGravity
-d0-
-d0- do
Granite -do -do
-do -do
-do-
Laboratory IS1599 20tonne Every 20 tonne or
Steel if arranged
by the contractor
(a) Tensile strength
(b) Bendtest
10.1.1 oart thereof.
Every 8 tonne or part
thereof
Every 20 tonne or
part thereof
Steel tubular (a) Tensile Test Laboratory IS1608
10.13
pipes
(b) Bend Test Is2329
(c) Flattening Test IS2328
Field Laboratory
Test
Test
Procedure
Min.quantity of
material for
Material Clause Test Frequency of testingg
carrying out the
test
1.Dimensions and 20,000 Nos. or part
thereof
Pressed IS:13630
11.4,11.5
&11.16
Laboratory 3000 Nos.
ceramic
tiles(for floor
&wall)
Vitrified tiles
Surface quality
|2.Physical properties
3.Chemical properties
and
CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IIT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 3B
Coarse
Aggregate
S2386
(Part Iv
16.1.1 1. Los Angles Laboratory Per200ms
2. Abrasion Value or
Aggregate Impact
Value
IS 2386
(Partv) IS 5640
IS 2386
(Partl)
3. Flakiness Index
16.1
Table16.2Grading9 requirement IS2386
(Partl) Per100m
Field Nil
Fine Aggregate As required by the
Engineer-in-charge
16.1.2 Deleterious materials Laboratory I$2386 (Partill) Nil
As prescribed
inlS73
Bitumen As required by the
Engineer-in-charge
16.1.5 As prescribed in IS73 Laboratory Nil
Embankment
under 1. Moisture content
2. Density
Laboratory
Field
IS2720(Partli)
IS 2720 (Part
AXVIII)
Nil
Nil
250 m
250 m°
16.3.1
(O.M C.
conditions)
3. Control test on
Borrow pits.
16.3.4.4
Laboratory
IS2720
(PartlV)
(a) Gradation Laboratory Nil One to Two tests per 8000m
IS2720
(PartV)
IS2720 (PartVill)
(b) Plasticity Laboratory Nil -Do-
(c) Proctor Test Laboratory Nil -Do
(d) Deleterious
content
As required by the
Engineer-in-charge
Laboratory Nil
(e) Moisture contents Laboratory IS 2720 (Partli) Nil 250m3
Bitumen
Penetration
Macadam
16.32 As required by the
Engineer-in-charge.
1. Binder Field IS73 Nil
2. AggregateAbrasion
Impact value or LOS
Angles Value
Per100m of
Aggregate as required by
the
Engineer-in-chargee
IS 2386
Laboratory Nil
(Partiv)
CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 3B
3. Flakinesslndex
Laboratory IS2386 (Parll) Nil -Do-
4. StrippingValue
Laboratory IS 6241 Nil -Do-
5. Gradingof Aggregate Fieldor
Laboratory Is 2386 (Partl) Two tests per day per plant
Situmen Mastic
Wearing
COurse
1. LosAnglesAbrasion|
ValuelAggregatelm
pact value
16.33
Laboratory S 2386 (PartiV) Nil
Forevery100m
2. Flakiness Index
Laboratory Is2386 (Part 1)
-Do-
3. Stripping Value
Laboratory IS 6241
-Do-
One set of test on individual
constituents and
aggregate from dryer for each
100tonneS of mix subject to
minimum of two sets per plant
per day
4. Mix Grading
Field/ Laboratory IS 2386 (Part 1)
mixed
Minimum (quantity of material for
carrying out test
SLNo. Material Test Field/Laboratory Test Procedure
Frequency of
Testing
FLY ASH
Chemical composition
Total chloride in
Max 0.05%
percent by mass Third party lab
Loss of ignition in
percent by mass
test
Max 5%
1. Silicon dioxide plus aluminium
oxide plus iron oxide percent by
mass, Min 70
2. Silicon dioxide (SiO,), percent by
mass Min 35
3. Magnesium oxide(Mg0). percent
by mass, Max 5
4. Total sulphar as sulphar
IS: 1727
Oncepersource
Third party lab
Chemical composition
test trioxidelSO,), percent by mass Max
5. Available alkalis as sodium oxide
(Na0),percent by mass, Max 1.5
6. Loss on ignition, percent by mass,
Max 5
7. Total chloride, percent by mass,
Max 0.05
b Physical
Fineness-specific
surface in m'/kg by
Blaine's permeability
method.
Lab test Min 320 m'/kg Evey S0 MT
IS: 1727
Compressive strength at Third party lab Not less than S0 percent of the
28 days in N/mm strength of corresponding mortar
Cubes
test Once per source
CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IIT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 38
Frequency of
Minimum quantity of material for
SLNo. Material|Test
Field/Laboratory Test Procedure
carrying outtest
Testing
Soundness of autoclave Max 0.8%
Evey 50 MT
test expansion of Lab test
specimens,percent
Particles retained on 45
micron IS sieve (wet
sieving)
Limereactivity- average
compressive strength in
N/mm
Max 34%%
Evey 50 MT
Lab test
Third party lab 4.5 N/mm
Once per source
test

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List of material testings and frequency in IIT.pdf

  • 1. APPENDIx3 Volume-3 ParticularSpecification ListofMandatoryTests Minimum Frequency of Testing Field/Laboratory Test Clause Test quantity of material for SI. Material Procedure No. carrying out test I. Mortars,Concretework (Nominal mix)_ .Water 3.1.1 iPhvalue ii) Limits of Acidity Water írom each source shall be got tested before ii) Limits of Alkalinity the c o m m e n c e m e n t of work and thereaiter once in ever months tll IS: 3025 three tne Lab is Percentage ot solids Completion ot the work irom Water Municipal aChlorides Suspended Matter source need be tested only once in six months. No. of samples Sulphates, for each source shall be 3 Inorganic solids e) Organic solids a) Physical requirement i) Fineness 2. Cement 3.1.2 Lab IS 4031 (Part Each lot IS 4031(Part Each lot 4ii) Soundness Lab Every 200 tonnes or part thereof ii) Setting time(Initial and final) Each lobt IS 4031(Part V Lab IS4031 (Part VI) Lab Each lot iv) Compressive strength CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IIT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 38
  • 2. IS 4031 (Part VI) Lab Each lot v) Consistency of standard cement paste Organic impuritiesll| Every 100Cum or part thereof or more iírequently asdecided by E-in-C Every 100 Cum or part thereof or more frequently asdecidedby E-in-C 100Cum or part thereoi 3. Sand Ficld AppendixB 100Cum 3.1.4.1 Silt content Field Appendix'D 100Cumn 3.1.4.2 Field or Lab AppendixC' 100Cum Particle size distribution a, b, C, 3.1.4.4 d &e Every i00 Cum or part thereof or more frequently 3.1.4.5 Bulking of sand Field Appendix'E' 100Cum as decided by E-in-C | 1. Concretework (NominalmiX visual IS 2386 Part One test for II One test for each source A) Percentage ofsoft General or deleterious 4.1.2.2 inspection/Laboratory Test where required by the E-in-C Field/Lab each source material Every I00 Cum or part thereoi Every 100 Cum or pat thereoI_ 10 Cumn Particle size distribution a) Estimation of organicimpurities b Surface moisture 4.1.2.3 Appendix'A' 4.1.2.5 Field Lab 10 Cumn IS 2386 Part Stone aggregate II IS 2386 10 Cum Every 100 Cum or part thereof Every 100 Cum or part thereof Every 100 Cum or part thereot_ Every 100 Cum or part thereot Every i00 Cum or part thereof Every 100 Cum or part thereof 15 Cum or part thereof_ Field/Lab c)Determination of 10% fine value ).Specific gravity Pield/Lab IS 2386 10 Cumn Field/Lab IS 2386 10 Cun e) Bulk density, Field/Lab 1S 2386 10 Cum Field/Lab ) Aggregate çrushirng strength g) Aggregate impact value Slumptest IS 23866 10 Cum Field/Lab Is 2386 10 Cum Concrete) 4.2.3 Field Appendix D 10Cumn CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF UT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 38
  • 3. 111.Reinforced Cementconcretework_ a Rcintorced Cementconcrete work(nominal mix)_ Appendix'D' of Chapter 4 i Every 5 Curn or part thereof 5.4.1 i) 5 cun in Case of a) slump test Ficld column 1) 20 curn for | ii) Every 20 cum or part slabs, beans thereof and connected columns iii) 20 Cum Every 20 Cum or part for other RCC thereof work for all other Small items and where RCC done in a day is less than 5 Cum test may be carried out as required by E-in-C._ i 5 cum in i Every 5 Cum or part 5.4.9 b) Cube test Field/Lab Appendix'A' case of thereoi column ii 20 cum for ii) Every 20 Cum or part slabs, beams thereof and connected columns ii) 20 cum i) Every20 Cum or part for other RCC thereof work for all other small items and where RCC done in a day is less than | 5 Cum, test| CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 38
  • 4. nay be carricd out as required by E-in-C. 6 Ready mix concrete a Slump test Field test Every truck Every truck load of concrete load of or part thereof concrete or part thereof b) Cube test Field Lab test As per As specified for RCC work particular specilication Once c) Chloride content of green concrete Laboratory for Once for each source of each source concrete of concrete C Steel for reinforced cement concrete | 5.1.2 A) Physical test a)For consignment a) For consignment 100 over 100 below Tons i) Under 10mm dia, one sample for each 50 Tons or part thereof Tons a Tensile strength b)Retest c Rebound test d Nominal mass Lab/Field Lab/Field ab/Field Lab/Field IS1608 IS1786 IS1786 Under 10mm dia one sample for each 80 IS 1786 tones or part thereof e) Bend Test Each lot from Lab/Field IS 1599 each source ii)10mm to i) 10mm to | for each dia 16mm dia, | 16mm sample one sample each for each 90 dia, one for 70tons or tons or part thereof. part thereof CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IIT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 3B
  • 5. Over ) Vlongation T'ent R) Proot ren Lab/Piell Lnb/Vielt Over i) dia, 16mm 16mm dia, N.170 one sample one sample for each 90 for each 90 tona or part thereof tons ot part thereof One test for each source of . Chemieal analysiN of TMT reintoreement barN purchase for each diameter ofbar rick wor Bticks 63 to Dimensions As per Table 3 and 4 of Compressive strength Chapter 6 of CPWD Appendix A. B,C&D of Chapter ó As per Table Specifications 3 and 4 of LaboratorY c Water Chapter6 of CPWD absorption Enlorescenoe Specification V.Block wor a DimensionaltestLaboratory b) Compressive strength AACAACblock Laboratory Every 20,000 blocks or part thereof of same size and Laboratory c)Drying shrinkage IS 2185 same manufacturer d Moisture Laboratory Laboratory movement el1Water absorption. V7Wood work Moisture Field/ Laboratory Test i. Timber 9.1.6 AppendixC 1 Cum Every one cim or part thereof CAMFUS DEVELOPMENTOF IT HYDERABAD. PACKAGE 33
  • 6. ii. Flush door T9.7.10 a) End immersion 26 shutters As per sampling and testing specified in Clause-9.7.10 of CPWD Specifications. IS:2202 test (Part-1) :1991 1S: Laboratory b) Knife test 2202 (Part 2): 1983 c) Adhesion test Appendix 'F' IS: 5523 Ifthe cost of as required by Engineer fittings ii. Aluminum door or Thickness of anodic Laboratory windows fittings coating 1969 exceed Rs.20,000/ iv. Mortice 9.21.14 Testing of Spring Laboratory IS: 2209- 50 Nos. Locks 1976 as required by Engineer Appendix'C VII. Structural Steel work Structural Steel 10.17 aTensile Strength Laboratory IS:1599- 20 Tonne Every 50 Ton or part thereof 1985 b) Bent Test VIII. Flooring Cement baseddesigner tile iii. Wear on individual specimen iv. Water absorption v. Wet transverse Strength IX. Paver block Compressive strength Laboratory Every 5000 Blocks or part thereof of same type and samemanufacturer. X.Stainlesssteel works CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IIT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 38
  • 7. L One test for every 5,000 Nos or part thereof for each type and for each make. a) Chemical Laboratory AISI 304 Crampsfor STranite cladding Analysis One test for every 5,000 Kg or part thereof for each Laboratory AJSI304 a) Chemical Analysis Stainless steel hand rail source. XI. Auminium work One test for every 10,000 Kg or part thereof for each i) Extuded sections Laboratory IS 1285 a) Chemical Analysis manutacture. b Anodic coating thickness One test for every 1,000 Kg or part thereof for each manufacture Field/Lab IS 5523 X1. Water proofing compound One test for 500 litres or part thereof for manufacturer IS 2645 CICO No. 1/ STRUCO No.1 or approved equivalent Laboratory each XIII. Fire Door 2 Hour fire rated Fire rating for 2 Laboratory IS 3614 One test for each door hours manutacturer 1 Hour fire rated Fire rating for 1 Laboratory IS 3614 One test for each door hour manutacturer XTV, Façade access system 1. Eye bolt Pull out test Field Each bolt XV. External façade system 1. Extruded a Chemical analysis Lab IS 1285 One test for 10,000 Kgs or | aluminium part thereof for each section manufacturer for each CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IIT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 3B
  • 8. scction. b) Anodic coating Lab/Pield One test for 5,000 Kgs or thereof IS 1868 for part manufacturer cach for cach section. 2. CGasket a) Ultimate tensilestrength Lab One test for each manufacturer b) Ultimate elongation Lab One test for each manufacturer Once for each consignment i. Thickness Lab/Ficld and for each colour 3. ACP Once for each consignment i. Aluminium foil Lab and for each colour thickness ii. Weight/Sqm Lab Once for each consignment and for each colour iv. Thermal Lab ASTM D 968 Once for each source expansion v. Tensile strength Lab ASTM DD Once for each source 638 vi. Flexural strerngth Lab ASTM D 790 Once for each source vii. Yield strength LAB ASTM D 638 Once for each source Vii. Powder coating /PVDF coating thickness As required by the Engineer CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 38
  • 9. Once for each consignment and for each colour Once for each consignment and for each colour a Solid colour Lab b) Metallic colour Lab Once for each colour of ACP for each source ix. Salt spray test Lab ASTM B 117 Once for each colour of ACP for each source x. Colourretention Lab ASTM D test 2244 xii. Gloss retention Lab ASTM D 523 Once for each colour ofACP test for each source Once for each colour of ACP for each source xii. Chalk Lab ASTM D resistance test 4214 Once for each colour of ACP for each source xii. Chemical Lab immersion tests Once for each colour of ACP for each source Once for each colour of ACP a) 5% HS04 Lab ASTM D 543 b) 5% NaOH Lab ASTM D 543 for each source Once for each colour of ACP for each source Every 500 Nos. of clamps c) Detergent Lab ASTM D 543 IS 277 5. Galvanized clamps Thickness Lab of galvanizing| As per relavent BoQ item specification 7. Mock up test Lab As specified in specification CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IIT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 3B
  • 10. Frequency of testing Minimumn quantityofmaterial workforcarrying Field/ Test Material Clause Test Laboratory Test Procedure outthetest 500sgm.or part there-of. Laboratory IS1124 50Sq.m. () Moisture Absorption Marble 8.3 (Table8.2) -do-_ Mho'sScale IS1122 IS1124 IS1122 -do -do -do-_ )HardnessTest Ci) SpecificGravity ) Moisture LCi)SpecificGravity -d0- -d0- do Granite -do -do -do -do -do- Laboratory IS1599 20tonne Every 20 tonne or Steel if arranged by the contractor (a) Tensile strength (b) Bendtest 10.1.1 oart thereof. Every 8 tonne or part thereof Every 20 tonne or part thereof Steel tubular (a) Tensile Test Laboratory IS1608 10.13 pipes (b) Bend Test Is2329 (c) Flattening Test IS2328 Field Laboratory Test Test Procedure Min.quantity of material for Material Clause Test Frequency of testingg carrying out the test 1.Dimensions and 20,000 Nos. or part thereof Pressed IS:13630 11.4,11.5 &11.16 Laboratory 3000 Nos. ceramic tiles(for floor &wall) Vitrified tiles Surface quality |2.Physical properties 3.Chemical properties and CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IIT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 3B
  • 11. Coarse Aggregate S2386 (Part Iv 16.1.1 1. Los Angles Laboratory Per200ms 2. Abrasion Value or Aggregate Impact Value IS 2386 (Partv) IS 5640 IS 2386 (Partl) 3. Flakiness Index 16.1 Table16.2Grading9 requirement IS2386 (Partl) Per100m Field Nil Fine Aggregate As required by the Engineer-in-charge 16.1.2 Deleterious materials Laboratory I$2386 (Partill) Nil As prescribed inlS73 Bitumen As required by the Engineer-in-charge 16.1.5 As prescribed in IS73 Laboratory Nil Embankment under 1. Moisture content 2. Density Laboratory Field IS2720(Partli) IS 2720 (Part AXVIII) Nil Nil 250 m 250 m° 16.3.1 (O.M C. conditions) 3. Control test on Borrow pits. 16.3.4.4 Laboratory IS2720 (PartlV) (a) Gradation Laboratory Nil One to Two tests per 8000m IS2720 (PartV) IS2720 (PartVill) (b) Plasticity Laboratory Nil -Do- (c) Proctor Test Laboratory Nil -Do (d) Deleterious content As required by the Engineer-in-charge Laboratory Nil (e) Moisture contents Laboratory IS 2720 (Partli) Nil 250m3 Bitumen Penetration Macadam 16.32 As required by the Engineer-in-charge. 1. Binder Field IS73 Nil 2. AggregateAbrasion Impact value or LOS Angles Value Per100m of Aggregate as required by the Engineer-in-chargee IS 2386 Laboratory Nil (Partiv) CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 3B
  • 12. 3. Flakinesslndex Laboratory IS2386 (Parll) Nil -Do- 4. StrippingValue Laboratory IS 6241 Nil -Do- 5. Gradingof Aggregate Fieldor Laboratory Is 2386 (Partl) Two tests per day per plant Situmen Mastic Wearing COurse 1. LosAnglesAbrasion| ValuelAggregatelm pact value 16.33 Laboratory S 2386 (PartiV) Nil Forevery100m 2. Flakiness Index Laboratory Is2386 (Part 1) -Do- 3. Stripping Value Laboratory IS 6241 -Do- One set of test on individual constituents and aggregate from dryer for each 100tonneS of mix subject to minimum of two sets per plant per day 4. Mix Grading Field/ Laboratory IS 2386 (Part 1) mixed
  • 13. Minimum (quantity of material for carrying out test SLNo. Material Test Field/Laboratory Test Procedure Frequency of Testing FLY ASH Chemical composition Total chloride in Max 0.05% percent by mass Third party lab Loss of ignition in percent by mass test Max 5% 1. Silicon dioxide plus aluminium oxide plus iron oxide percent by mass, Min 70 2. Silicon dioxide (SiO,), percent by mass Min 35 3. Magnesium oxide(Mg0). percent by mass, Max 5 4. Total sulphar as sulphar IS: 1727 Oncepersource Third party lab Chemical composition test trioxidelSO,), percent by mass Max 5. Available alkalis as sodium oxide (Na0),percent by mass, Max 1.5 6. Loss on ignition, percent by mass, Max 5 7. Total chloride, percent by mass, Max 0.05 b Physical Fineness-specific surface in m'/kg by Blaine's permeability method. Lab test Min 320 m'/kg Evey S0 MT IS: 1727 Compressive strength at Third party lab Not less than S0 percent of the 28 days in N/mm strength of corresponding mortar Cubes test Once per source CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT OF IIT HYDERABAD, PACKAGE 38
  • 14. Frequency of Minimum quantity of material for SLNo. Material|Test Field/Laboratory Test Procedure carrying outtest Testing Soundness of autoclave Max 0.8% Evey 50 MT test expansion of Lab test specimens,percent Particles retained on 45 micron IS sieve (wet sieving) Limereactivity- average compressive strength in N/mm Max 34%% Evey 50 MT Lab test Third party lab 4.5 N/mm Once per source test