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Design of Smart Flexible
Pavement By Using Geo-Textile, Tyre And Plastic Waste
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INTRODUCTION
Rigid Pavement:
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Flexible Pavements
• Flexible pavement can be defined as the one consisting of a mixture of Asphaltic or Bituminous
material and aggregates placed on a bed of compacted granular material of appropriate quality in
layers over the subgrade.
• Water bound macadam roads and stabilized soil roads with or without asphaltic toppings are
examples of flexible pavements.
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Rigid Pavement
Materials
• Gives the information about experimental study of materials used in flexible pavement.
• This describes the detail study of the measurements of Physical properties of bitumen mix such as
Ductility, Penetration, Softening Point, Flash Point and Fire Point.
• Also, the strength properties of Aggregates such as impact value, crushing value and abrasion value.
• In this study, an approach made to understand the improved properties of flexible pavement materials by
using waste plastic, crumb rubber and geotextile.
• Geotextiles, a newly emerging field in the civil engineering and other fields, offer great potential
in varied areas of applications globally.
• Geotextiles play a significant part in modern pavement design and maintenance technique.
• Geotextiles are ideal materials for infrastructural works such as roads, harbors and many others
• These early geotextiles were made of natural fibers, fabrics or vegetation mixed with soil to
improve road quality, particularly when roads were made on unstable soil.
• Only recently have geotextiles been used and evaluated for modern road construction.
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Function of geotextiles
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1. Separation:
• Inserting a flexible porous geo-synthetic will keep layers of different sized particles separated
from one another.
• Geotextiles provide a separation layer between the aggregate and the sub grade soil, to prevent
migration of fines and thus indefinitely preserve the original aggregate structural thickness
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2. Drainage:
• Geo-synthetics allow the passage of water either downward through the geo-synthetic into the
subsoil or laterally within the synthetic material.
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3. Reinforcement:
• The geo-synthetic can actually strengthen the earth or it can increase apparent soil support.
• For example, when placed on sand, it distributes the load evenly to reduce rutting.
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Classification of Geotextiles
1. Non-woven fabric
2. Woven fabric
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Installation
• The materials stabilize stone bases the four basic steps involved in placing geotextiles.
1. Sub-grade preparation
2. Geotextile placements
3. Aggregate placements
4. Aggregate compaction
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Discussion
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Conclusion
• Plastic coating on aggregates is used for the better performance of roads.
• The waste likes plastic and tire crumbs which are very difficult to dispose it off or are not easily
decomposable are getting efficiently reused.
• The life of flexible pavement increases up to 6-7 years more than that of the conventional bitumen
pavement.
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Thanks you
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