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Carpeta bituminosa mezctada ‘en ol camino. CAPA DE BASE Bee AseALTICn RELICLDA ‘Agregados triturados, graduados uniformementa, Grava, graduada uniformemente Concreto asfaltco. ‘Arona astiitica ‘Agregado grueso estabilizado con cemento. Agregado gruast estabilizado con cal, ‘Suelo-comento CAPA DE SUB-BASE Arona-grava, gradvada uniforme- ‘meni. ‘Svslo-comento. ‘Suslo-cal MEJORAMIENTO DE SUBRA- SANTE dren sualo soleccionado con cal TRATAMIENTO SUPE: FICIAL "TuMinoso Tg) Seta, Cerne NORMAS Estabilidad de Marshal 1.000. 1.800 LBS Estabilidad do Marshal 500-800 LBS Estabilidad de Marshal 300-600 LBS P.1.0-4,CBR > 100% P.1.0-4, CBR 30-80% Estabilidad de Marshal 1.000 - 1.600 LBS Estabilidad de Marshal 500-800 LBS Resistoncia a la compronsién 28-46 kgs/em2 Resistencia a la comorensién 7 kgs/om2 Resistencia a la comprensién 16 32 kgs/om2 P.1.0-6, CBR 30 +% Rasistoncia a la compronsién 18-32 kgs'cn2 Resistencia a la comprensién 5 kgsom2 P1010 3% minimo do cal en paso de los suslos 100% o047 -0085 Crrmguneauniomenens. | p.04,0an 30-00% | aoe . - 028 - 0,051 Concrato asttico. | Estabilidad de Marshal 1,000- 1.600 LBS. 0,098 -0,138 Arena astilica taba | Estabilidad de Marshal 500- 800LBS 0,059 - 0,098 ‘gregado grueso estabilizado i econo oncia a ln compronsi6n 28-46 kge/om2 0,079 -0,198 Agreqado grunse estabilizado as | pte eon ion on Suolo-comento | Resistoncia ala compronsin 18.92 kgslem2 0.047 -0.073 CAPA DE SUB-BASE | | ‘Arena-grava, graduada uniforme: P06, CBR 0 +% 0,035 - 0,043 ine. Fi a alnconproni 1.32koslen® | Goso-tor ‘Suslo-comento. Resistencia a la compronsion Skgs/em2 0.059. 0.071 MEJORAMIENTO DE SUBRA- | | P1010 020 0.035, toa o suelo seloccionado ‘ee minimo da cal on poso de los suslos 0.028 0.03 Sects con cal TRATAMIENTO SUPERFICIAL +040 ntos pos de 0.25 % sar ostos valores para fos cferontos pos Jo : ae Toaaipuentobytuminoses, sn cakular sPasores 0.15 Fogo. Cerne