Rigid Pavement AASHTO 1993
Rigid Pavement AASHTO 1993
Rigid Pavement AASHTO 1993
1. GENERAL
1.1 OUTLINE OF STRUCTURE
Project
Client
Location
Structure Name
- PCA
Portland Cement Association
- ACI 318 - 08
Building Code for Structural Concrete
- ASTM
American Society for Testing and Material
Axle Load
Vehicles Type Axle Traffic
(ton) (kip)
Single 2.5 5 20 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes
Light vehicle less than 5 t
Single 2.5 5 20 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes
Single 4 8 60 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes
Truck Loading HS-20-44 36 t Tandem 16 32 60 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes
Tandem 16 32 60 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes
Single 10 20 1 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes
Single 10 20 1 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes
Truck mounted crane HC-218-J 80 t
Tandem 30 60 1 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes
Tandem 30 60 1 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes
Design ESAL
Traffic Design
Vehicles Type LEF
current Annual ESAL
20 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes 23325.5 0.005 123.368
Light vehicle less than 5 t
20 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes 23325.5 0.005 123.368
60 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes 69976.4 0.034 2405.052
Truck Loading HS-20-44 36 t 60 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes 69976.4 1.357 94928.328
60 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes 69976.4 1.357 94928.328
1 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes 1166.27 1.516 1768.043
1 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes 1166.27 1.516 1768.043
Truck mounted crane HC-218-J 80 t
1 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes 1166.27 13.748 16033.723
1 vehicles/day/week/2 lanes 1166.27 13.748 16033.723
228111.975
W18 0.228 million
Since total W18 ESAL is lower than 1.000.000 then road could be categorized as low-volume. To achieve economical criteria then
jointed type is chosen rather than continuous type. For jointed concrete pavement, JRCP type used due to is advantaged of fewer
joints than JPCP type.
assumed backfiling material are clayel gravel or clayel sandy gravel type.
2.4 SUBBASE
based on AASHTO Design guide for design of pavement structure 1993, clause 1.6.2
since Total ESAL is 228,111.98 < 1,000,000.00 and the average CBR is higher than 20%
Since additional subbase doesn't needed refer to Code, then subbase layer will be provided with condition of CBR 20%
below the Concrete pavement to achieve design strength requirement
Load transfer for jointed reinforced concrete pavement JRCP with dowel bars as transfer joint and
without tied concrete shoulder is J = 3.2 as per recommended by AASHTO at clause 2.4.2
Drainage coefficient taken Cd = 1.00 for design at Good quality of drainage, with assumed moisture
levels approching saturation 25% for design purpose.
CALCULATION SHEET FOR ROAD AND
Project No. (REK) PT SEMEN TONASA
10-1026 Rev. 2 Date 1 Dec 2011
PAVEMENT - MAIN ROAD
PSI = Po - Pt = 1.5
2..11 RELIABILITY
there are three variables to determine reinforcement of JRCP type of Rigid Pavement
2.13.1 Slab Length
slab length designed, L 30 m = 98.43 ft
2.13.2 Steel working stress
allowable stell working stress for wire fabric based on material testing
fy = 6072.9 kg/cm2
allowable steel working stress taken 0.75 fy based on AASHTO clause 2.5.1
fya = 4554.675 kg/cm2 = 64.781 ksi
2.13.3 Friction factor
Based on AASHTO Table 2.8
Rigid pavement designed without subbase so friction factor taken from condition frictional resistance between bottom of slab and natural subgrade
friction factor for natural subgrade is 0.9
Design used double layer wiremesh M6-150 with area = 376.991 mm2 higher than A minimum OK
2.14 JOINT CONNECTION DETAIL
Joint opening
S= 25 %
c = 6.5E-006
tensile strength = 4(fc^0.5) = 252.42631 Z= 0.0008
L= 1000 mm = 39.37 in
DTd = 104 F -77 F = 27 F
C= 0.65
L = 0.100 in = 2.536 mm
To satisfy joint opening between two panels, the width of joint is about 2xL = 5.07 mm
use joint opening = 10 mm
Dowels
based on AASHTO clause 2.4.2
minimum diameter of Dowel is D/8 Db = 25 mm
with dowel spacing maximum 12in spacing = 304.8 mm
and length minimum 18in length = 457.2 mm
TRANSVERSE JOINT
Db 25@300, length 460mm
W = 3.5m
2.16 REFERENCE
D, Norbert. 2008. Concrete Pavement Design, Construction, and Performance. London, Taylor & Francis
Pavement Design Manual. Alberta Transportaion & Utilies. 1997