Development of an Overlay Design Procedure for Flexible Pavements in Indiana
Jay K. Lindly, Thomas White
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Jay K. Lindly, Thomas White
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A procedure for designing the thickness of asphaltic concrete overlays of flexible pavements was developed at Purdue University in response to a request from the Indiana Department of Highways (IDOH).The research included test- ing on 30 flexible pavement test sections.If the structural value is negative, a thickness equal to the functional performance design may be milled and recycled back to the pavement.Milling and recycling recommendations for variations on the above situations were also given.CHAPTER 1.
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A procedure for designing the thickness of asphaltic concrete overlays of flexible pavements was developed at Purdue University in response to a request from the Indiana Department of Highways (IDOH).The research included test- ing on 30 flexible pavement test sections.If the structural value is negative, a thickness equal to the functional performance design may be milled and recycled back to the pavement.Milling and recycling recommendations for variations on the above situations were also given.CHAPTER 1.
Key concepts: Overlay, Computer science, Engineering, Operating system