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Mar 05, 2020 · effective soil modulus is then established for the entire year, which is equivalent to the combined effects of all monthly seasonal modulus values. For the purposes of this section, the MR value was calculated based on the proposed CBR values of 3 and 5. Previous editions of this section have included CBR values of 3, 5, and 10.
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