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Estimation of Seasonal Effects for Pavement Design and Performance. Volume 3.


PB97132237

Publication Date 1996
Personal Author Mahoney, J. P.; Pierce, L. M.; Copstead, R. L.
Page Count 106
Abstract This volume is part of a three-volume set. Volume 1 was used to examine pavement seasonal effects with primary concentration on seasonal adjustments to surface deflections (for overlay design) and muduli ratios for use with mechanistic-empirical design procedures. Volume 2 contains documentation for the results shown in Volume 1. This volume is used to illustrate design procedures and examples incorporating these seasonal effects. Both bituminous and aggregate surfaced roads will be illustrated.
Keywords
  • Pavements
  • Design
  • ModulUs of elasticity
  • Nondestructive tests
  • Climate
  • Highway engineering
  • Performance evaluation
  • Washington State
  • Japan
  • Olympic National Forest
Source Agency
  • Federal Highway Administration
NTIS Subject Category
  • 50A - Highway Engineering
  • 85H - Road Transportation
Corporate Authors Washington State Transportation Center, Seattle.; Forest Service, San Dimas, CA. Technology and Development Center.; Forest Service, Seattle, WA. Pacific Northwest Research Station.; Federal Highway Administration, Washington, DC. Federal Lands Highway
Supplemental Notes See also Volume 1, PB97-132211 and Volume 2, PB97-132229. Prepared in cooperation with Forest Service, Seattle, WA. Pacific Northwest Research Station. and Forest Service, San Dimas, CA. Technology and Development Center. Sponsored by Federal Highway Administration, Washington, DC. Federal Lands Highway Program.
Document Type Technical Report
Title Note Final rept.
NTIS Issue Number 199710
Estimation of Seasonal Effects for Pavement Design and Performance. Volume 3.
Estimation of Seasonal Effects for Pavement Design and Performance. Volume 3.
PB97132237

  • Pavements
  • Design
  • ModulUs of elasticity
  • Nondestructive tests
  • Climate
  • Highway engineering
  • Performance evaluation
  • Washington State
  • Japan
  • Olympic National Forest
  • Federal Highway Administration
  • 50A - Highway Engineering
  • 85H - Road Transportation
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