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Study on the Reasonable Thickness of Semi-rigid Base Bituminous Pavement

Dai Jing-liang

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As to the semi-rigid base bituminous pavement, the main bearing weight is basis on the semi-rigid layer. The bituminous pavement has a normal function, without any bearing strength. So, we find that the thickness of bituminous pavement could be satisfied the mechanics and road surface applica-tion function.

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As to the semi-rigid base bituminous pavement, the main bearing weight is basis on the semi-rigid layer. The bituminous pavement has a normal function, without any bearing strength. So, we find that the thickness of bituminous pavement could be satisfied the mechanics and road surface applica-tion function.

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As to the semi-rigid base bituminous pavement, the main bearing weight is basis on the semi-rigid layer. The bituminous pavement has a normal function, without any bearing strength. So, we find that the thickness of bituminous pavement could be satisfied the mechanics and road surface applica-tion function.

Key concepts: Asphalt, Asphalt pavement, Geotechnical engineering, Base (topology), Bearing (navigation), Bearing capacity, Road surface, Structural engineering

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