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A multi layer finite element model (FEM) was After a study, highlighting the sesitivity of
Dynamic response of a To predict the dynamic
Soil Dynamics & developed & validated by in situ tests. the model to the layer's thickness & Youngs
flexible pavement behaviour of flexible
5 Earthquake Engg. Dynatest ELMOD to estimate the modulus of modulus, a comparison with other models &
submitted by impulsive pavement structure subjected
(Elsvier). pavement layers was used. Comparison b/w diff. Backcalculation method was made &
loading. to an impulsive load.
static & dynamic models was done. gives satisfactory results.
STUDIES ANALYSING FWD TEST RESULTS
S.No. PAPER NAME JOURNAL OBJECTIVES METHODOLOGY CONCLUSION
Finite Element (i) To develop FEM that can
Finite Element Model is developed to
Modelling & Parametric simulate FWD loading on The developed finite element model for each
simulate flexible pavement behaviour under
Analysis of viscoelastic Const. & Building pavement. P. layer & interaction b/w diff. layers &
6 impulsive FWD loading. Parametric analysis
& non linear pavement Material (ELSVIER). (ii) To analyze important boundary conditions successfully captures
was used to analyze primary factors affecting
responses under dynamic factors that should be the distinctive constitutive model.
model results, temp. gradient, etc.
FWD loading. considered in FE analysis.
To evaluate the structural
FEM computer program to analyze test Resilient Modulus of subgrade determined in
condition of jointed airfield
pavement. Deflection Basin to determine situ using FWD. Subgrade Modulus under
Structural Evaluation of concrete pavement using
Journal of moduli of pavement layers. FWD the interior of the slab is greater than under
7 Air Field rigid pavements NDT. In terms of resilient
Transportation Engg. measurements was used to determine load jointed edge. Results show that there is no
using FWD. modulus, subgrade modulus,
transfer efficiency. Winkler Model was used one to one correlation b/w deflection eff. &
joint efficiency, location of
to evaluate void area beneath slab. stress eff.
voids etc.