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CRCP-10 Computer Program User's Guide.

PB2002106367

Publication Date	2001
Personal Author	Kim, S. M.; Won, M. C.; McCullough, B. F.
Page Count	46
Abstract	An improved CRCP computer program, CRCP-10, has been developed for the mechanistic analysis of continuously reinforced concrete pavements. CRCP-9 and CRCP-10 use two-dimensional finite element methods to calculate stresses and strains, which is a totally different approach compared with the previous computer program. CRCP-8, which uses one-dimensional analytical methods to calculate them. Since CRCP-9 considers a static single wheel load to calculate wheel load stresses, the effects of multiple wheel loads and their variations in amplitude are ignored. To improve and accuracy of the wheel load stress calculation, CRCP-10 considers moving dynamic tandem axle loads. CRCP-10 has Windows-based user-friendly interfaces for convenient use. This report summarizes the background of the CRCP-10 development, installation procedure, communication between files, detailed guide for user input procedure, explanation of output screens, and file control procedure. This report can serve as a user's guide for the CRCP-10 computer program.
Keywords	Concrete pavements Reinforced concrete Computer programs Users guide File control Prints Mechanistic analysis Crack Punchout Moving load User-friendly interfaces CRCP-10
Source Agency	Texas Transportation Institute Texas A&M University
Corporate Authors	Texas Univ. at Austin. Center for Transportation Research.; Federal Highway Administration, Austin, TX. Texas Div.; Texas Dept. of Transportation, Austin. Research and Technology
Supplemental Notes	This document is color dependent and/or in landscape layout. It is currently only available on CD-ROM. Sponsored by Federal Highway Administration, Austin, TX. Texas Div. and Texas Dept. of Transportation, Austin. Research and Technology Implementation Office.
Document Type	Technical Report
Title Note	Research rept. Sep 00-Aug 01.
NTIS Issue Number	200223

CRCP-10 Computer Program User's Guide.

CRCP-10 Computer Program User's Guide.
PB2002106367

Publication Date	2001
Personal Author	Kim, S. M.; Won, M. C.; McCullough, B. F.
Page Count	46
Abstract	An improved CRCP computer program, CRCP-10, has been developed for the mechanistic analysis of continuously reinforced concrete pavements. CRCP-9 and CRCP-10 use two-dimensional finite element methods to calculate stresses and strains, which is a totally different approach compared with the previous computer program. CRCP-8, which uses one-dimensional analytical methods to calculate them. Since CRCP-9 considers a static single wheel load to calculate wheel load stresses, the effects of multiple wheel loads and their variations in amplitude are ignored. To improve and accuracy of the wheel load stress calculation, CRCP-10 considers moving dynamic tandem axle loads. CRCP-10 has Windows-based user-friendly interfaces for convenient use. This report summarizes the background of the CRCP-10 development, installation procedure, communication between files, detailed guide for user input procedure, explanation of output screens, and file control procedure. This report can serve as a user's guide for the CRCP-10 computer program.
Keywords	Concrete pavements Reinforced concrete Computer programs Users guide File control Prints Mechanistic analysis Crack Punchout Moving load User-friendly interfaces CRCP-10
Source Agency	Texas Transportation Institute Texas A&M University
Corporate Authors	Texas Univ. at Austin. Center for Transportation Research.; Federal Highway Administration, Austin, TX. Texas Div.; Texas Dept. of Transportation, Austin. Research and Technology
Supplemental Notes	This document is color dependent and/or in landscape layout. It is currently only available on CD-ROM. Sponsored by Federal Highway Administration, Austin, TX. Texas Div. and Texas Dept. of Transportation, Austin. Research and Technology Implementation Office.
Document Type	Technical Report
Title Note	Research rept. Sep 00-Aug 01.
NTIS Issue Number	200223