Development Of An Improved Overlay Design Procedure For The State Of Alaska. Volume III: Field Manual

Hicks, Russell G.; Zhou, H.; Connor, B.; Oregon State University. Dept. of Civil Engineering

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Development Of An Improved Overlay Design Procedure For The State Of Alaska. Volume III: Field Manual

1988-09-01
By Hicks, Russell G. ; Zhou, H. ; Connor, B.

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Hicks, Russell G. ; Zhou, H. ; Connor, B.

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Oregon State University. Dept. of Civil Engineering
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Alaska. Dept. of Transportation and Public Facilities
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Defects Design Design Methods Flexible Pavements Freeze Thaw Durability Highways I22: Design Of Pavements, Railways And Guideways Manuals Mechanistic Design Pavements
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TRR 88-24
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Research Paper
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Alaska ; United States

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00490037
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Alaska. Dept. of Transportation and Public Facilities
Abstract:

This manual describes a mechanistic overlay design procedure for use in the state of Alaska. This procedure is based upon the fundamental characteristics of pavement layer properties and uses a linear elastic program ELSYM5 to determine strains at critical locations. The tensile strain at the bottom of the surface layer is used to control fatigue, while the compressible strain on top of the sub-grade is used to control rutting. Failure criteria developed by the Asphalt Institute are used to determine pavement life. Seasonal effects on pavement layer properties and traffic are also considered. Miner's rule is used to address total pavement damage for all seasons. A comprehensive example illustrating the design procedure is presented.
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