This document contains 4 problems related to calculating the thickness of rigid and flexible pavement structures to support given wheel loads. Problem 1 asks to calculate the thickness of a rigid pavement to support a 53.5 kN wheel load. Problem 2 asks to calculate the thickness of a rigid pavement for a proposed road to support an 80 kN wheel load. Problem 3 asks to calculate the wheel load a flexible pavement of thickness 46mm can support if the bearing stress is 0.42 MPa. Problem 4 asks to determine the required thickness of a flexible pavement to support a 53.5 kN wheel load with a tire pressure of 0.62 MPa if subgrade pressure cannot exceed 0.14 MPa.
This document contains 4 problems related to calculating the thickness of rigid and flexible pavement structures to support given wheel loads. Problem 1 asks to calculate the thickness of a rigid pavement to support a 53.5 kN wheel load. Problem 2 asks to calculate the thickness of a rigid pavement for a proposed road to support an 80 kN wheel load. Problem 3 asks to calculate the wheel load a flexible pavement of thickness 46mm can support if the bearing stress is 0.42 MPa. Problem 4 asks to determine the required thickness of a flexible pavement to support a 53.5 kN wheel load with a tire pressure of 0.62 MPa if subgrade pressure cannot exceed 0.14 MPa.
This document contains 4 problems related to calculating the thickness of rigid and flexible pavement structures to support given wheel loads. Problem 1 asks to calculate the thickness of a rigid pavement to support a 53.5 kN wheel load. Problem 2 asks to calculate the thickness of a rigid pavement for a proposed road to support an 80 kN wheel load. Problem 3 asks to calculate the wheel load a flexible pavement of thickness 46mm can support if the bearing stress is 0.42 MPa. Problem 4 asks to determine the required thickness of a flexible pavement to support a 53.5 kN wheel load with a tire pressure of 0.62 MPa if subgrade pressure cannot exceed 0.14 MPa.
Engineering PLATE NO. 2 (PRELIM) UNIVERSAL COLLEGES OF PARAÑAQUE Problem 1: • A rigid pavement is to be used to carry a wheel load of 53.5 kN, design the thickness of the pavement. The allowable tensile stress of concrete is 1.38 MPa. Sufficient dowels are used across the joints. (design the thickness at center at the edge) UNIVERSAL COLLEGES OF PARAÑAQUE Problem 2: • Determine the thickness of a rigid pavement of the proposed Nagtahan road to carry a max wheel load of 80 kN. Neglect effects of dowels, fc’ = 27.5 MPa. Allowable tensile stress of concrete pavement is 0.06 fc’. UNIVERSAL COLLEGES OF PARAÑAQUE Problem 3: • A flexible pavement having a thickness of 46 mm carries a static wheel load of “W”. The circular contact are of time has an equivalent radius of 150 mm. If the load “W” is assumed to be transmitted across a wide area of subgrade at an angle of 45°, compute the value of the wheel load “W” if the bearing stress of the base is 0.42 MPa. UNIVERSAL COLLEGES OF PARAÑAQUE Problem 4: • A 53.5 kN wheel load has a max tire pressure of 0.62 MPa. The pressure is to be uniformly distributed over the area of tire contact on the roadway. Assuming subgrade pressure is not to exceed 0.14 MPa, determine the required thickness of flexible pavement structure, according to the cone pressure distribution.