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What is NYC AC § 27-608?

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This section regulates the use of admixtures in concrete, stipulating that they must be included in preliminary test mixes and adhere to specified standards. It prohibits the reduction of cement content when admixtures are used and restricts the use of anti-freeze agents. Applies to contractors and builders involved in concrete mixing.

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§ 27-608 Admixtures.

AC § 27-608

Admixtures may be used in the concrete only where included in the preliminary test mixes made in accordance with paragraph three of subdivision (a) of section 27-605 or mixes proportioned in accordance with the provisions of reference standard RS 10-3. In the case of mixes proportioned in accordance with subdivision (c) of section 27-605, there shall be no reduction of the cement content called for in table 10-3A because admixtures are used in the mix. Where admixtures are used, the provisions of reference standards RS 10-3 and RS 10-44 shall apply. In addition, no anti-freeze agents shall be used. Admixtures shall be added in measured quantities in conformance with the accepted mix design.

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