AC Design Examples - Caltrans（交流设计的例子加州运输局）.pdf

PAVEMENT TECH NOTES PAVEMENT TECH NOTES FLEXIBLE PAVEMENT DESIGN EXAMPLES - NEW CONSTRUCTION September 28, 2006 Editors Note: The following information was extracted from the July 1, 1995 edition of the Highway Design Manual, Chapter 600 and updated to reflect current practices. Introduction Flexible pavement structures are constructed of a flexible pavement (typically asphalt) surface layer that is placed over a treated or untreated base layer and an untreated subbase layer. Flexible pavement types and procedures are found in Chapter 630 of the Highway Design Manual (HDM). The purpose of this guide is to provide some examples of new flexible pavement designs using the procedures for new construction described in HDM Topic 633. Rehabilitation design procedures and strategies for flexible pavement may be found in HDM Topic 635. Examples of rehabilitation designs may be found on the Department pavement website at: /hq/oppd/pavement/guidance.htm Flexible pavement design examples included in this guide are: 1. HMA/AB/AS or HMA/CTB-B/AS 2. HMA/CTB-A/AS 3. HMA/ATPB/AB/AS or HMA/HMAB/ATPB/AB/AS 4. HMA/ATPB/AB/AS or full-depth HMA 5. RAC-G/HMA/AB/AS Where: HMA – Hot Mixed Asphalt or Asphalt Concrete CTB-A – Cement Treated Base Class A AB – Aggregate Base CTB-B – Cement Treated Base Class B AS – Aggregate Subbase ATPB – Asphalt Treated Permeable Base CTPB – Cement Treated Permeable Base HMAB – Hot Mixed Asphalt Base (Type A or B) RAC-G – Rubberized Asphalt Concrete Type G (Gap Graded) 1 PAVEMENT TECH NOTES