Develop a Study for Geosynthetic Materials for Use in Reducing Pavement Section Thickness

Rodriguez, Julissa J. Larios; Hajj, Elie Y; Hand, Adam J; Weitzel, Nick; Van Dam, Thomas; University of Nevada. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Pavement Engineering & Science Program

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Develop a Study for Geosynthetic Materials for Use in Reducing Pavement Section Thickness

2023-03-24
By Rodriguez, Julissa J. Larios ; Hajj, Elie Y ; Hand, Adam J ; ...

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Rodriguez, Julissa J. Larios ; Hajj, Elie Y ; Hand, Adam J ; Weitzel, Nick ; Van Dam, Thomas

Rodriguez, Julissa J. Larios ; Hajj, Elie Y ; Hand, Adam J ; Weitzel, Nick ; Van Dam, Thomas Less -
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University of Nevada. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Pavement Engineering & Science Program
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Nevada. Department of Transportation ; United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Highway Administration

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Flexible Pavements Geogrids Geosynthetics Geotextiles Mechanistic-empirical Pavement Design Pavement Design Pavement Layers Thickness
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227-21-803
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Tech Report
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Nevada ; United States

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Final Report June 2021 to March 2022
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Nevada. Dept. of Transportation
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Geosynthetics have been used to reinforce aggregate base courses to increase the structural support from the base to the pavement structure. This project aims to develop a study framework to evaluate and quantify the structural benefits under Nevada conditions. To achieve this objective, a five-stage research plan was developed to support a controlled field demonstration, with input regarding design, specification, and standards. This report provides a methodology to determine the expected design life of a specific site with known climate characteristics, subgrade modulus, and traffic. Included are recommendations for the pavement design, testing layout, testing plan, construction guidelines, preliminary implementation plan, and cost estimate.
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