Concrete Construction Joints and Waterstops
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title: Concrete Construction Joints and Waterstops
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- Field-splice test reports for the required sample frequency, reporting tensile strength as a percentage of parent material and the result of the cold-bend test.
- Surface-preparation records for each construction joint, documenting the method used and the depth of aggregate exposure achieved.
−- Hydrostatic test or flood-test reports for completed water-retaining structures where required by the contract.
+- Hydrostatic test or flood-test reports for completed water-retaining structures where required by the contract (the tightness test of a structure designed under ACI 350 is under [[sync/water-retaining-concrete-structures]]).
```datasheet
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## Field-splice samples shall be taken at the specified sampling frequency and tested for tensile strength and cold-bend performance, with results reported as a percentage of parent material strength.
−## Completed water-retaining structures shall be hydrostatically tested or flood-tested where required by the contract, and any leakage at a joint shall be corrected before acceptance.
+## Completed water-retaining structures shall be hydrostatically tested or flood-tested where required by the contract, and any leakage at a joint shall be corrected before acceptance. The tightness test of a structure designed under ACI 350, with its ACI 350.1 criteria, filling, measurement, and retest after repair, is under [[sync/water-retaining-concrete-structures]]; this standard governs the correction of the joint that leaks.
−```datasheet
−label: Hydrostatic / flood test required
−type: radio
−options:
− - 'Yes - per ACI 350 leakage criteria'
− - 'No'
−default: 'Yes - per ACI 350 leakage criteria'
−```
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## The Contractor shall repair any joint leakage discovered within the warranty period at no cost to the Owner, including restoration of finishes disturbed by the repair.