Analysis of the 2002 design guide for rigid pavement.

Timm, David H.; Barrett, William, Earl.; Auburn University. Highway Research Center

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Analysis of the 2002 design guide for rigid pavement.

2005-11-10
By Timm, David H. ; Barrett, William, Earl.

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Rigid pavement design portion
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Timm, David H. ; Barrett, William, Earl.

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Auburn University. Highway Research Center
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Asphalt Pavements Concrete Pavements Pavements Pavements, Asphalt--Design And Construction Pavements, Concrete--Design And Construction Pavements--Design And Construction
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ALDOT Project 930-554
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Research Paper
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Alabama
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Final report.
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Auburn University. Highway Research Center
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Traditionally, rigid pavement design has been accomplished through empirically based procedures. Probably the most well-known procedure for highway pavements, the AASHTO Method, was based on the AASHO Road Test held near Ottowa, Illinois between 1958 and 1960. The design procedure utilized empirical relationships developed from the AASHO Road Test and is therefore limited to the conditions of that test. All empirically-based methods share this same common disadvantage in that they are limited to the conditions and observations of the particular road sections on which the procedure was based. This can cause problems by forcing designers to extrapolate outside the original bounds of the method.
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