Chapter 4 Thickness Design - APAI
Thickness Design 4-1 Chapter 4 Thickness Design GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS Several procedures can be used to calculate the thickness of the proposed asphalt pavement. All are based on the volume and weight of the traffic that will use the facility and on the load-supporting capability of the underlying soil. The AASHTO Road Test and other studies
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