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This report presents the first phase of a test plan for the use of the Texas Mobile load Simulator (TxMLS]. It was developed through on iterative process of consultation between TxDOT's Pavement Division and its researchers. The scope of this phase was limited to tests conducted in Victoria, Texas (Yoakum District). The guidelines for the selection of test sites and for testing operations at field locations that were developed under Project 1978 formed the basis of this Test Plan. The tasks and responsibilities of the research team from the respective universities have been incorporated in the report, together with the anticipated outputs from Phase 1. A research management structure was developed to ensure the necessary integration of these activities. This structure was augmented by the development of o testing and measurement protocol.
This report summarizes the 5-year development of the prototype Texas Mobile Load Simulator (TxMLS). As described in this executive summary, the projec...
This report summarizes the 5-year development of the prototype Texas Mobile Load Simulator (TxMLS). As described in this executive summary, the projec...
This research study aims at evaluating the benefits of using geosynthetics to reinforce/stabilize base aggregate layer/subgrade in pavements under rep...
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