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    Technical Specifications

    Technical Specifications for Materials(2009 DPWH Road Signs and Pavement Markings Manual)

    A. 10. Materials for Sign Face

    Any materials used for the sign face, and not otherwise described in this specification, shall be

    in accordance with the approved standard specifications as described in the following sub-

    sections:

    A. 10.1. Retro-Reflective Materials

    Where reflectorization is required the retro-reflecting materials shall comply with theestablished standards for retro-reflective materials and devices for road traffic

    control purposes.

    The ref lective sheeting shal l be weather resistant and show no apprec iable, cracking,

    blistering, crazing or d imensional change after two (2) years of unprotected outdoor

    exposure.

    The reflective sheeting shall have high reflectivity normal to vehicle headlight

    dependent on the angle of incidence. The reflective material shall be sharp, no glare

    and directed towards the light source of approved angle of inc idence.

    The reflective sheeting shall perform effectively for a minimum of seven (7) years

    from date of fabrication.

    The reflective sheeting must retain at least 70% (Type 1) & 50% (Type 2) of its

    original brightness for regular and fluorescent sheeting respectively at the end of

    seven (7) years. All signs used for road projects should be warranted by the sheeting

    manufacturer for above- stated performance.

    Signs must be dated at the time of delivery in order to initiate the 7-year

    performance warranty. A sign dating sticker that indicates the manufacturers name,

    material type/brand name with the month and year of delivery should be placed atthe back of the sign face.

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    The ref lective sheeting to be used maybe of two (2) types:

    Type 1- High Performance Reflective Sheeting

    Type 1 materials to be used for all overhead signs, signs related to movement of

    pedestrians, chevron alignment signs and s igns identified as black spot areas. The

    ref lective sheeting shall consist of full cube micro-prismatic lens sheet ing with an

    interlocking d iamond seal pattern with pre-coated adhesive backing protected by a

    removable liner. The minimum reflective brightness value of reflective sheeting

    shall be in accordance with the following table:

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    Type 2 Medium Performance Reflective Sheeting

    Type 2 materials to be used as minimum standards for al l other types of signs not

    qualified for use under Type 1. The reflective sheeting shall consist of non-

    metalized micro-prismatic lens in an interlocking d iamond pattern encapsulated by

    a f lexible transparent plastic film that has a smooth outer surface. The sheeting

    shall have a pre-coated adhesive protected by an easily removable liner. The

    adhesive shall have a pressure-sensitive adhesive of the aggressive tack type

    requiring no heat , solvent or other preparation for adhesion to surfaces.

    The minimum ref lective brightness of reflective sheeting shall be in accordance with

    the following table:

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    A. 10.2. Fluorescent Reflective Sheeting

    The fluorescent reflective sheeting shall consist of a visible-activated fluorescent

    materials and full cube micro-pr ismatic lens sheeting w ith an interlocking diamond seal

    pattern with pre-coated adhesive backing protected by a removable liner. The minimum

    ref lective brightness shall be in accordance with the following table:

    A. 11. Materials for Construction

    Standard Road signs shal l be constructed with metal. The signs may have a dished,

    rolled or beaded edge for additional rigidity. In order to stiffen larger signs and prevent damageby bending, horizontal battens or bars should be fixed to the rear of the signs as supports, and

    may be ut ilized to provide mounting to posts.

    Metal Signs

    Metal s igns sha ll be of 2.00 mm thick aluminum substrate materials with stiffening as

    provided.

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    A. 12. Post and Attachments

    Post requ ired for the erection of s igns shall be made of ga lvanized steel pipes not less

    than 48.8 mm (outside diameter) x 3.25 mm thick, or other section of equivalent strength.

    Wide flange posts and frames shall be fabricated from structural steel conforming to

    ASTM A 283 Grade D. In lieu of wide flange steel posts, the Contractor may use tubular steel

    posts conforming to ASTM A 501. All posts shall be thoroughly cleaned, free from grease, scale,

    rusts and shall be given one coat of rust-inhibiting pr iming paint and two (2) coats of gray paint

    in accordance with Ite m 411, Pa int DPWH Standard Specification.

    Selection of non-frangible signpost lengths based on s ign panel s izes and post diameters

    is given in Figure A.6. of the latest edition of the DPWH Road Signs and Pavement Markings

    Manual.

    Attachments shal l provide for the positive and robust connection of s igns to their

    mount ing posts. Consideration shall be given to distributing attachment loads, e.g., by the

    provision of a su itably shaped saddles and clamps or brackets for a round post. Detailed shop

    drawings for the said illustrations shall be provided by the Supplier for approval of CDC.

    For the larger s igns, the design of the sign support system as a whole shall take into

    account possible wind loadings and the criteria spec ified in appropriate Philippine Code for

    Structural Designs. A typical mounting sign is shown in Figure A.7.

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    A. 13. Protective Treatment

    All materials used for signs and sign supports shall be either resistant to, or protected

    against deterioration under exposed paint system.

    Where corrosion protection is destroyed or damaged in the manufacturing or fixing

    process, steps shall be taken to restore protection by appropriate after-treatment.

    Where d ifferent metals are in contact, appropriate action shal l be taken to prevent

    galvanic action and resultant corrosion.

    Approval of Prototype

    The supp lier shall submit within Fifteen (15) calendar days upon effectivity of contract a sample

    prototype of the said signage for approval of CDC for each type of typical signage (Sign Faceonly). No fabrication of the said signage would be undertaken unless said sample signage had

    been approved for fabrication. The said prototype should be included in the bid cost.

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    Priority Signs (R1)

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