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A flexible pavement has the following class loads
during a particular hour of the day.
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80 buses with 2-axles (each axle load of
40 kN) ;
ii. 160 trucks with 2-axles (from and
rear axle loads of 40 kN and 80 kN,
respectively)
Find the equivalent standard axle load
repetitions for this vehicle combination as per
IRC 37-2012.
Given data:
35% of traffic belongs to SAST group, LSF = 1.3, fcf = 4.5 MPa, NDT = 5e7 HVAGs
12. Refer to Figure II-1 attached. A flexible pavement is to be evaluated according to the AASHTO 1972 design guide. The existing pavement has a weighted structural number=3.4, a regional factor=2.0, and a soil support value=4.5. What would be the approximated number of daily equivalent 18-kip axles to be allowed on this road for a 20-year analysis period?a. 10b. 33c. 100d. 1490
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