Question: CVE 5 0 6 1 Pavement Design Homework Problems Due: ( PART I: 5 0 points ) Use the AASHTO Elexible pavement design procedure to

CVE 5061 Pavement Design
Homework Problems
Due:
(PART I: 50 points) Use the AASHTO Elexible pavement design procedure to design a four-lane
pavement for a 25-year design period, with the following information:
Layer 1 HMAC Resilient Modulus 400,000 psi, Poisson's Ratio 0.25
Layer 2 Base Rock Resilient Modulus 40,000 psi, Poisson's Ratio 0.35
Layer 3 Subbase Gravel Resilient Modulus 25,000 psi Poisson's Ratio 0.40
Subgrade Sand Resilient Modulus 5500 psi Poisson's Ratio 0.40
Traffic: Initial two-way annual average daily truck traffic AADTT)=345
Percent of Trucks in Design Direction =50
Percent of Trucks in Design Lane =95
Traffic Growth Rate =1.5% per year
All Trucks are 18Kip Tandem Axles
Sketch your pavement cross section and include the thickness per layer and pertinent material
properties.
(PART II 50 points) Use the AASHTO Flexible pavement design equation on page 360 of your
book (Equation 12.3) to solve for the pavement thicknesses above.
You can program your solution using Excel or MathCAD or Matlab or you can complete the
assignment by hand neatly on engineering paper.
Note you should choose the standard normal deviate (Zr) in Table 12.3 based on the inputted
statistical reliability.
Sketch your pavement cross section and include the thickness per layer and pertinent material
properties.
(PART III 25 points) Given the previous information determine the thickness of the asphalt using
the Asphalt Institute approach.
Sketch your pavement cross section and include the thickness per layer and pertinent material
properties.
CVE 5 0 6 1 Pavement Design Homework Problems

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