Unbonded definition

Unbonded as applied to Bonds (including Retired Bonds), Class “A” Bonds or Property Additions means that such Bonds, Class “A” Bonds or Property Additions are not Bonded.
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Unbonded as applied to Bonds, Prior Xxxx Xxxxx or Bond- able Property means that such Bonds, Prior Xxxx Xxxxx or Bondable Property are not Bonded. ARTICLE II FORMS, EXECUTION,
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Unbonded as applied to Bonds, Prior Xxxx Xxxxx or Bond-Property means that such Bonds, Prior Xxxx Xxxxx or Bondable Property are not Bonded.
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Examples of Unbonded in a sentence

  • Unbonded Overlays.When jointing is specified in which panels are smaller than a normal lane width, the entire surface shall be scarified to create a roughened surface.

  • Strands: Uncoated seven wire, one half inch diameter, stress relieved 270 ksi strand low relaxation type, ASTM A 416 "Specification for Uncoated Seven Wire Stress Relieved Strand for Prestressed Concrete" and "Specification for Unbonded Single Strand Tendons” as published by the Post-Tensioning Institute.

  • Unbonded wholesale licensees shall order and purchase malt liquor and wine under the following procedures.

  • Unbonded overlay and whitetopping materials shall not be placed on any HMA when the pavement surface temperature exceeds 120°F (50°C).

  • Unbonded overlay consists of placing a PCC overlay over an existing pavement where a stress relief layer is placed on top of the existing PCC pavement or an existing PCC pavement that has been overlaid with HMA (composite pavement).

  • Unbonded Length (Stressing Length): The length of the tendon which is not bonded to the grout and free to elongate during stressing.

  • Unbonded Post-tensioning Strand: ASTM A 416/A 416M with corrosion inhibitor conforming to ASTM D 1743, Grade 270 (Grade 1860), 7-wire, low-relaxation strand with polypropylene conduit sheath.

  • Restricted to new pavement, pavement replacement, and major rehabilitation (Unbonded Concrete Overlay).2.

  • Unbonded Joints: Where removable concrete slabs are poured in place, slab must be prevented from bonding to walls or other rigid parts of the structure.

  • Unbonded coatings shall not be used on these buried metallic components.


More Definitions of Unbonded

Unbonded as applied to Bonds of First Series, Prior Lien Bonds or Bondable Property means that such Bonds of Firsx Xxxxxx, Prior Lien Bonds or Bondable Property are not Bonded.
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Unbonded as applied to Bonds, Prior Lien Bonds or Bondable Property means that such Bonds, Priox Xxxx Xxxds or Bondable Property are not Bonded.
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