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Can the manufacturer use A615 Grade 60 Steel in the Reinforced Crib Members section 10-1.67?

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Can the manufacturer use A615 Grade 60 Steel in the Reinforced Crib Members section 10-1.67?

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Plan Sheet / Specification Reference= Question= Bid Item No. 64, Item Code 015343: Geosynthetic Reinforced Embankment: Sheets 611, 612 and 613 of the contract plans present the elevation view of Wall 146. The plans also delineate the beginning and end points for Layout A, B and C which give the type, embedment length, and the elevation relative to the bottom of the wall of the geosynthetic reinforcement. The tables for layouts A, B and C are shown on plan sheets 614, 615 and 617 respectively. The Layout B table on sheet 615 shows a baseline elevation equal to zero and proceeds up the wall face with type spacing and embedment length to a peak height of 13.6. If as an example you go to plan sheets 612 and 613 you are given the beginning and ending points for Layout B, Stations 146+70 and 147+05 respectively. The maximum height of the for the Layout B envelope is 22 courses times 0.8M / course or 17.6 meters. Table B appears to be 4 meters short if the engineer intends to have geogrid in

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