CHLORIDES Sample Clauses

CHLORIDES. Penalties will be assessed against the accumulated and mixed samples of each day’s deliveries to each location for salt that does not meet the chemical composition of total chlorides as specified in Table 1. TABLE 1 – Percent Sodium Chloride Percent (%) of Sodium Chloride Percent (%) of Payment of Unit Bid Price 95.0 % - 100% 100% 94.0 % – 94.9 % 96% 93.0 % - 93.9 % 92% Below 93.0 % Not Acceptable MOISTURE: Delivered rock salt shall not normally exceed one percent (1.0 %). Salt which exceeds the moisture content as specified will be subject to penalties according to Table 2. TABLE 2 – Moisture Content for Rock Salt Moisture Content Percent (%) of Payment of Unit Bid Price 0 – 1.0 % 100% 1.1 – 2.0 % 98% Above 2.0 % Normally rejected. If accepted, see ** below ** Rock salt with a moisture content in excess of 2% will normally be rejected. If the state elects to accept salt with a moisture content exceeding 2%, the price reduction shall be calculated as follows: Percentage (%) of payment of unit bid price = 100 – 3.5 (moisture content in % - 1) Example: Rock salt with a moisture content of 3.0 % % of Payment of unit bid price = 100 – 3.5 (3.0-1.0) % of Payment of unit bid price = 93.0 % GRADATION: A penalty will be assessed for gradations that exceed the maximums specified in Section II, Grading. The bid price of the salt will be reduced by one (1) percent for each percent by which gradation exceeds the maximums allowed.
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