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    Standard Specification for

    Preformed Expansion Joint Filler for Concrete

    (Bituminous Type)

    AASHTO esi!nation" # $$%&& ('$)AST# esi!nation" &&%&*

    +, SCOPE

    1.1. This specification covers bituminous preformed expansion joint filler for use in concreteconstruction.

    -ote 1-Attention is called to M 153 and M 213.

    2. .EFE.E-CE OC/#E-TS

    2.1. AASHTO Standards:

    M 153 !reformed "pon#e $ubber and %or& 'xpansion (oint )illers for %oncrete !avin# and"tructural %onstruction

    M 213 !reformed 'xpansion (oint )illers for %oncrete !avin# and "tructural %onstruction(Nonextruding and Resilient Bituminous Types) -

    T *2 !reformed 'xpansion (oint )iller for %oncrete %onstruction

    2.2. ASTM Standards:

    % +, "tandard !ractice for !reparin# !recision and ias "tatements forTest Methods for%onstruction Materials /

    0 5*5 "tandard Test Methods for !reformed 'xpansion (oint )illers for %oncrete

    %onstruction onextrudin# and $esilient Tpes4

    $, #A-/FACT/.E

    3.1. This product shall consist of a bituminous asphalt or tar4 mastic composition formed and encasedbeteen to laers of bituminous impre#nated felt or to laers of #lass-fiber felt. The masticshall comprise mineral fillers and reinforcin# fibers and ma contain thin strips of reinforcin#

    sheet materia6

    4. 0E-E.A1 .E2/3.E#E-TS

    *.1. . !reformed strips of expansion joint filler shall be of such character as not to be deformed orbro&en b ordinar handlin# hen exposed to atmospheric conditions and shall not become brittle

    in cold eather. !ieces of the joint filler that have been dama#ed shall be rejected.

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    P.OPE.T3ES

    5.1. Distortionat 5rC- The joint filler shall not sho a deflection of more than 25 nun hentested in accordance ith "ection 7.1.

    5.2. Brittleness-Thejoint filler shall not crac& or shatter hen tested in accordance ith "ection 7.2.

    ote 2-'xpansion joint filler havin# a nominal thic&ness of + nun or less shall not be subject toa re8uirement for brittleness.

    5.3. WaferAbsorption+Ttie ater absorption of the joint filler hen tested in accordance ith

    "ection 7.3 shall not exceed the folloin# values9

    Absorptionominal Thic&ness

    of (oint mm

    25

    19

    13

    :.5

    max

    percent

    2.5

    3

    *

    5

    ote 3-'xpansion joint filler havin# a nominal thic&ness of less than :.5 mm shall not be

    subject to a re8uirement for ater absorption.

    5.4. Compression-The load re8uired to compress the test specimen to 5 percent of its thic&nessbefore test shall be not less than +: nor more than the folloin# values hen the joint filler is

    tested in accordance ith "ection 7.*.

    6oadominal Thic&ness

    of (oint mm25

    1:

    13

    $e8uirements

    min-max &!a+:--52

    +:-57

    +:--+*

    ote *-'xpansionjoint filler havin# a nominal thic&ness of less than 13 mm shall not be subject

    to a re8uirement for compression.

    6. 3#E-S3O-S4A- PE.#3SS3B1E 5A.3AT3O-S

    +1. The preformed strips shall conform to the dimensions specified or shon on the plans. "trips ofthe joint filler that do not conform to the specified dimensions ithin the permissible variations of

    + 1.+ nun to -0 nun in thic&ness 3 nun in depth and 6 mm in len#th shall be rejected.

    7. SA#P13-0

    ,.1. Size of Samples-a!h sample shall consist of sufficient material to provide at least three testspecimens measurin# 5 b 15 nun and at least one test specimen measurin# 1 b 1

    rnm.

    7.2. "#mber of Samples-;ne representative sample shall be selected from each shipment of 1 m2

    or fraction thereof of each thic&ness ordered.

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    7.3. "amples shall be pac&ed for transportation in such a manner that there ill be no< dan#erof distortion or brea&a#e.

    8. TEST #ETHOS

    7.1. Distortion at 5r%-%ut a test specimen 5 b =";mm substantiall flat and strai#ht ith the=";-mmdimension parallel to the machine direction of the strip. %lamp the specimen beteen

    to bloc&s so that the expansion joint forms a cantilever of :-mm len#th. !lace the clamp and

    joint assembl in a force-draft oven maintained at 52 =. 1>%ith the specimen in a hori?ontal

    position for to hours. Measure the deflection of the specimen from the hori?ontal.

    8.2. Bri#leness$Cs%i a test specimen 5 b =";mm ith the 15-mmdimension parallel to the

    machine direction of the strip. Maintain the specimen at a temperature of * to +>% in ater for at

    least to hours prior 1 testin#. %lamp the specimen beteen to boards so that the expansion

    joint forms a cantilever of :-mm len#th and holds in a hori?ontal position b a suitable ri#id

    support. "uspend a spherical cast iron ball ei#hin# * # and havin# a diameter of *7 mm b a

    cord tied to an eelet fastened to the ball. )or specimens havin# a thic&ness of 1* mm or less

    suspend the ball 3 mm above the center of the projectin# portion of the specimen. )or

    specimens over 1* mm in thic&ness suspend the ball + nun above the specimen. $elease the

    ball b burnin# the cord above the eelet. ;ther suitable suspension and release devices ma be

    used.

    8.3. WaterAbsorplion-C#t a test specimen 5 b 15 mm from the joint filler material in such amanner that all ed#es are freshl cut and determine the mass. =mmerse the specimen in ater

    for

    2* hours remove and ipe off the surface ater ith a sli#htl dampened cloth. Measure the

    mass of the specimen 8uic&l and calculate the #ain in mass and express as mass percent of

    ater absorbed.

    8.4. Compression-Test the joint filler in accordance ith "ections ,.2 to ,.2.5 ofT *2 except ma&eonl a sin#le application of the load re8uired to compress the specimen to 5 percent of its

    thic&ness before test@ and do not measure the recover.

    -ote 5--The distortion and brittleness tests are used to determine the handlin# characteristic ofthe material. The ater absorption and compression tests are /ed to determine the suitabilit of

    the material as an expansion joint filler.

    7.5. &re!ision and Bias:

    7.5.1. !recision statement for sin#le operator as calculated per A"TM % +, Table 2 maximumacceptable ran#e of individual measurements. o precision statement is necessar for brittleness

    since this propert is 8ualified as an attribute. !recision statements are listed in Table 1.

    8.5.2. "ince there is no accepted reference material suitable for determinin# the bias in this test methodno statement on bias is made.

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    ater absorption wt % max 2.5 * 5

    !recision max accept ran#e .5, .7, .* 1.17,

    %ompression 1c!a min-max +:--52 +:-5 $;; +:-+*

    !recision max accept ran#e 2*.2 17.1 *1+.5

    Ta6le 1--"in#le-;perator !recision "tatements

    !ropert !ropert as a )unction of ominal Thic&ness

    Thic&ness nominal mm 25 1: 13 :.5 +.*

    0istortion max mrn 25 25 25 25 25

    !recision max accept ran#e 2.:3 2.3 5.:2 +.3 +.7*

    rittleness !ass< !ass< !ass< !ass