Figure (1) shows a pavement structure composed of three layers with their details. If the HMA and the base layers are combined into one layer with the same total thickness (HMA+base layers), what should be the equivalent elastic of the combined layer modulus so the tensile strain at the bottom of the the HMA= 0.0006 in.

Figure (1) shows a pavement structure composed of three layers with their details. If the HMA and the base layers are combined into one layer with the same total thickness (HMA+base layers), what should be the equivalent elastic of the combined layer modulus so the tensile strain at the bottom of the the HMA= 0.0006 in.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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