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Mar 06, 2020 · experienced by pavements. Flexible pavement thickness design is normally based on M R. See Table 6E-1.01 for typical M R values. The resilient modulus test applies a repeated axial cyclic stress of fixed magnitude, load duration, and cycle duration to a cylindrical test specimen. While the specimen is subjected to this
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