T Belshaw
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This paper updates and supplements the author's previous paper methods and pavement - a basis for rational pavement design presented in Session J of New Zealand Roading Symposium 1967, and is given in support of the author's opinion that deflection methods afford a viable basis for pavement design. /AUTHOR/
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This paper updates and supplements the author's previous paper methods and pavement - a basis for rational pavement design presented in Session J of New Zealand Roading Symposium 1967, and is given in support of the author's opinion that deflection methods afford a viable basis for pavement design. /AUTHOR/
Key concepts: Deflection (physics), Computer science, Engineering, Construction engineering, Civil engineering, Optics, Physics