2006 New York Code - Use Of Used And Unidentified Materials.



 
    §  27-588  Use of used and unidentified materials.  The utilization of
  used materials and unidentified or ungraded materials shall  be  limited
  to non-structural elements, except:
    (a)  Such  materials (or elements) may be reused, or continued in use,
  at stress levels to which the materials or elements  were  subjected  in
  the  previous  construction, or at load capacity as demonstrated by load
  test procedures as described in subdivision (a)  of  section  27-599  of
  article three of this subchapter.
    (b)  Unidentified  materials may be graded by the recovery and test of
  representative  samples,  or  by  other  means   satisfactory   to   the
  commissioner.
    (c) Used materials shall be considered to be graded where the grade is
  clearly  indicated  on  the approved plans for the existing construction
  and may be used at the allowable stress levels for that  grade  of  like
  material  as  established  in the building code in force at the time the
  plans for the existing construction were approved.
 
              Table 10-1 Inspection of Materials and Assemblies
  ========================================================================
             Elements That Shall Be         Elements That Are Not
  Materials   Subject to Controlled          Subject to Controlled
              Inspection a,b,d               Inspection a,c,d
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Steel      None                           All structural elements and
                                             connections
 
  Concrete   Materials for all structural   (1) All materials for
              elements proportioned on the   structural elements
              basis of calculated stresses   proportioned on the basis of
              seventy per cent or greater,   calculated stresses less than
              of basic allowable values.     seventy per cent of basic
              See article five for           allowable values
              specific requirements         (2) Concrete materials for:
              relating to "quality control  (a) Short span floor and roof
              of materials and batching."    construction proportioned
                                             as per section 27-610.
                                            (b) Walls and footings for
                                             buildings in occupancy
                                             group J-3.
                                            (3) Metal reinforcement.
 
  Aluminum   None                           All structural elements and
                                             connections.
 
  Wood       None                           All structural elements and
                                             connections.
 
  Reinforced None                           All structural elements.
   gypsum
   concrete
 
  Masonry    None                           All structural elements.
 
  Other      Requirements as may be
              established in other
              subchapters of this code
              or by the commissioner.

Notes: a For general provisions relating to inspection see section 27-132. b All structural materials and assemblies subject to controlled inspection shall be tested and/or inspected at their place of manufacture and evidence of compliance with the provisions of this subchapter shall be provided as stipulated in articles four through twelve. c Mill, manufacturer's and supplier's inspection and test reports will be accepted as evidence of compliance with the provisions of this code for all structural materials and assemblies not subject to controlled inspection. d Basic allowable stress values as referenced herein shall denote allowable stress value without increase for infrequent stress conditions as established in this code or in the applicable reference standard for the material or element in its proposed use. Table 10-2 Inspection of Methods of Construction ======================================================================== Operations on Structural Operations on Structural Elements That Shall Be Elements That Are Not Subject to Controlled Subject to Controlled Materials Inspection a,b,d Inspection a,c,c ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Steel (1) Welding operations and (1) Welding operations and the tensioning of high the tensioning of high strength bolts in connections strength bolts in connections where the calculated stresses where the calculated stresses in the welds or bolts are in the welds or bolts are fifty per cent or more of less than fifty per cent of basic allowable values. basic allowable values. (2) Connection of fittings to (2) All other fabrication and wire cables for suspended erection operations not structures, except where designated for controlled cables together with their inspection. attached fittings are proof-loaded to not less than fifty-five per cent of ultimate capacity. Concrete Except for those operations (1) All operations relating specifically designated in to the construction of this table as not subject to members and assemblies (other controlled inspection, for than pre-stressed members) all concrete, the operations which involve the placement described in subdivision of a total of less than fifty (a) of section 27-607 shall cubic yards of concrete and be subject to controlled wherein said concrete is used inspection. at levels of calculated stress seventy per cent or less of basic allowable values. (2) Placing and curing of concrete for all: (a) Short span floor and roof construction as per section 27-610. (b) Walls and footings for buildings in occupancy group J-3.
(3) Size and location of reinforcement for walls and footings for buildings in occupancy group J-3. (4) All other operations not described in subdivision (a) of section 27-607. Aluminum Welding operations in (1) Welding operations in connections where the cal- connections where the cal- culated stresses in the culated stresses in the welds welds are fifty per cent are less than fifty per cent or more of the basic of basic allowable values. allowable values. (2) All other fabrication and erection operations not designated for controlled inspection. Wood Fabrication of All other operations not glued-laminated assemblies designated for controlled and of plywood components inspection. Reinforced None All operations incident to Gypsum the fabrication and placement Concrete of structural elements. Reinforced (1) Fabrication of (1) All masonry work for Masonry prefabricated units. buildings in occupancy (2) Placement and bedding of group J-3 units; sizes of members, (2) All mixing of mortar. including thickness of walls (3) All other operations and wythes; sizes of columns; not designated for the size and position of controlled inspection reinforcement, in place, and provisions for curing and protection against freezing for all reinforced masony construction unless such operations are specifically not designated for controlled inspection. Un- Placement and bedding of units (1) All masonry work for reinforced and sizes of members buildings in occupancy Masonry including thickness of walls group J-3 and wythes; sizes of columns; (2) All mixing of mortar. cleanouts; and provisions (3) All other operations not for curing and protection designated for controlled against freezing for all inspection masonry construction proportioned on the basis of structural analysis as described in section four of reference standard RS 10-1B, unless such operations are specifically not designated for controlled inspection.
Piling See provisions of subchapter eleven. Other Requirements as may be established in other subchapters of this code. ======================================================================== Notes: a For general provisions relating to inspection see section 27-132. b All construction operations designated for controlled inspection shall be inspected by the architect or engineer designated for controlled inspection during the performance of such operation. c Certification by the fabricator or erector, as applicable, will be accepted as evidence of compliance with the provisions of this code for all construction operations not subject to controlled inspection. d Basic allowable stress values as referenced herein shall denote allowable stress value without increase for infrequent stress conditions as established in this code or in the applicable reference standard for the material or element in its proposed use.

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