Preservation of the appropriate quality of road assets needs timely rehabilitation of high-level design and construction. Since the actual life cycles of Hungarian road rehabilitation projects are often much lower than expected, research activities of the authors were concentrated on the development of an updated design technology of road pavement rehabilitation using scientifically based algorithms. The paper outlines the elements of a pavement rehabilitation design based on Hungarian and foreign literature survey, detailed own laboratory test series and trial section monitoring. The main steps of the design methodology comprise the Client’s data supply and disposition, site condition evaluation by the designer, deflection measurement in carefully selected points, eventual additional laboratory tests, choosing design subsections, correction of the equivalent thickness of the new asphalt layer, calculation of strain in wearing course. Besides, relationships are presented between various condition parameter data like bearing capacity values, unevenness measuring data and rut depth values. The pavement rehabilitation design technique suggested here – if widely in Hungary – can significantly contribute to attaining a much longer life cycle of rehabilitated roads than by now, and it is (would be) extremely efficient due to the very limited funds available for highway purposes.
Investigation And Design Of Durable Pavement Structure Rehabililation
International Journal on Pavement Engineering & Asphalt Technology ; 16 , 1 ; 30-54
2015
25 Seiten, 20 Quellen
Article (Journal)
English
Asphalt , Straßenbelag , Labortest , Versorgung , Ablenkung , Lebenszyklus , Messdaten , Entwurfstechnik , Literaturüberblick , Ungarn , Tragfähigkeit , Erneuerung
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