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The falling weight deflectometer

J Yeaman

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In the area of structural evaluation, the falling weight deflectometer (fwd) has achieved - in a comparatively short time - a widespread acceptance as perhaps the most relevant tool in our armoury of tools to assess pavement conditions.

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In the area of structural evaluation, the falling weight deflectometer (fwd) has achieved - in a comparatively short time - a widespread acceptance as perhaps the most relevant tool in our armoury of tools to assess pavement conditions.

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In the area of structural evaluation, the falling weight deflectometer (fwd) has achieved - in a comparatively short time - a widespread acceptance as perhaps the most relevant tool in our armoury of tools to assess pavement conditions.

Key concepts: Falling weight deflectometer, Falling (accident), Geotechnical engineering, Forensic engineering, Environmental science, Geology, Engineering, Subgrade

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