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    Design Tables For Flexible Pavement

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    The document contains 14 tables related to flexible pavement design. The tables provide information on design periods, vehicle classification, traffic data collection, subgrade strength, drainage, materials properties, mix designs, and specifications for asphalt concrete pavement.

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    The document contains 14 tables related to flexible pavement design. The tables provide information on design periods, vehicle classification, traffic data collection, subgrade strength, drainage, materials properties, mix designs, and specifications for asphalt concrete pavement.

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    Design Tables For Flexible Pavement

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    The document contains 14 tables related to flexible pavement design. The tables provide information on design periods, vehicle classification, traffic data collection, subgrade strength, drainage, materials properties, mix designs, and specifications for asphalt concrete pavement.

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    The document discusses flexible pavement design and lists many tables related to traffic volumes, material properties, mix designs and specifications.

    The document lists many tables related to traffic volumes, subgrade strengths, drainage, unbound and stabilized material properties, hot mix asphalt mix designs and specifications.

    Material properties and specifications discussed include subgrade strengths, permeability, unbound and stabilized gravels and aggregates, bitumen grades, hot mix asphalt mix designs and tolerances.

    FLEXIBLE PAVEMENT DESIGN

    Table 2-1: Design Period

    Table 2-2: Vehicle Classifcaton

    Table 2-3: Frequency of Trafc Counts

    Table 2-4: Frequency of Axle Load Surveys

    Table 2-5: Equivalency Factors for Diferent


    Axle Loads

    Table 2-6: Average equivalency factors for


    diferent vehicle types
    Table 2-7: Factors for design trafc loading

    Table 2-8: Trafc Classes for Flexible


    Pavement Design

    Table 2-9: Inital Trafc Volumes (Example)

    Table 2-10: Equivalency Factors (Example)

    Table 2-11: ADDT and Flow (Example)

    Table 2-12: Cumulatve Trafc (Example)


    Table 2-13: Cumulatve ESAs (Example)

    Table 3-1: Subgrade Strength Classes

    Table 3-2: Estmated Design Subgrade


    Strength Class under Sealed Roads in the
    Presence of a Water Table

    Table 3-3: Typical Design CBR Values

    Table 4-1: Slope Rato Table – V to H

    Table 5-1: Sources of water ingress to, and


    egress from a road pavement
    Table 5-2: Typical material permeability

    Table 5-3: Classifcaton of road drainage

    Table 6-1: Propertes of Unbound Materials

    Table 6-2: Grading Limits for Graded


    Crushed Stone Base Course Materials (GB1)

    Table 6-3: Mechanical Strength


    Requirements (Ten Per Cent Fines Test) for
    the Aggregate Fracton of Crushed Stone
    Base Course Materials (GB1)

    Table 6-4: Coarse Aggregate Gradings for


    Dry-bound and Water-bound Macadam

    Table 6-5: Recommended Partcle Size


    Distributons for Mechanically Stable
    Natural Gravels & Weathered Rocks for use
    as Base Course Material (GB2, GB3)
    Table 6-6: Recommended Plastcity
    Characteristcs for Granular Sub-Bases (GS)

    Table 6-7: Typical Partcle Size Distributon


    for Sub-bases (GS)

    Table 7-1: Propertes of Cement and Lime-


    Stabilised Materials

    Table 7-2: Guide to the Type of Stabilisaton


    Likely to be Efectve
    Table 7-3: Desirable Propertes of Material
    before Stabilisaton

    Table 8-1: Required Propertes for HMA


    Aggregates

    Table 8-2: Minimum PSV for Coarse


    Surfacing Aggregates

    Table 8-3: Requirements for Penetraton


    Grade Bitumen
    Table 8-4: South African Specifcatons for
    Penetraton Grade Bitumens (SANS-307)

    Table 8-5: Part of the European (CEN)


    specifcatons for paving grade bitumens

    Table 8-6: Volumetric Nomenclature and


    Test Methods
    Table 8-7: Partcle Size Distributons for AC
    Wearing Courses (Asphalt Insttute, 1994)

    Table 8-8: Partcle Size Distributons for AC


    Roadbases and Binder Courses (Asphalt
    Insttute, 1994)

    Table 8-9: Partcle Size Distributons for


    DBM Wearing Courses
    Table 8-10: Partcle Size Distributons for
    DBM Binder Course and Roadbase Layers

    Table 8-11: Critcal Values of VIM (afer


    Secondary Compacton)

    Table 8-12: Minimum VMA Specifed for AC


    Mixes

    Table 8-13: AC Wearing Course


    Specifcatons for up to 5 million esa
    Table 8-14: AC wearing course specifcaton
    for more than 5 million esa

    Table 8-15: Tolerances for the Manufacture


    of AC

    Table 8-16: HMA Mixing Temperatures

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