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1995 ICPI tech spec No. 4 Interlocking Concrete Pavement Institute Revised February 2003 Figure 1. The Roman Appian Way: earlyinterlocking Design of Interlocking Concrete Pavement forRoads and Parking LotsHistoryThe concept of interlocking concrete pavementdates back to the roads of the Roman were constructed with tightly fitted paving unitsset on a compacted aggre-gate base. The modern ver-sion, concrete pavers, ismanufactured with close tol-erances to help ensure inter-lock. Concrete pavers weredeveloped in the Nether-lands in the late 1940 s as areplacement for clay brick streets.
3 traffic, subgrade soil strength, and pavement materials. The design engineer selects values representing attributes of these factors. The …
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Soils, Evaluation of modulus of subgrade reaction, Sub grade, CFED Phase IV Final Report, CFED Phase IV, Final Report, AASHTO Pavement Thickness Design Guide, Geocells in road constructions over, And falling weight deflectometer measurements, Design and Construction of Joints for Concrete, Foundations and Risks