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Pulse velocities in flexible pavement construction materials

Manke, P.G. / Gallaway, B.M.

Study employs laboratory vibrational technique to determine velocity of propagation of compressional wave through road construction materials and was conducted to evaluate effectiveness of vibratory testing systems for estimating stiffness and thickness of individual pavement layers in place; operation of HF electromagnetic vibrator developed by Royal Dutch Shell Co of Amsterdam, Netherlands, was investigated; test facility was statistically designed to furnish selection of pavement sections composed of subgrade, subbase and base layers of varying thickness and type of material with variable depth of asphaltic concrete surfacing.

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Pulse velocities in flexible pavement construction materials

Manke, P.G. / Gallaway, B.M.

Study employs laboratory vibrational technique to determine velocity of propagation of compressional wave through road construction materials and was conducted to evaluate effectiveness of vibratory testing systems for estimating stiffness and thickness of individual pavement layers in place; operation of HF electromagnetic vibrator developed by Royal Dutch Shell Co of Amsterdam, Netherlands, was investigated; test facility was statistically designed to furnish selection of pavement sections composed of subgrade, subbase and base layers of varying thickness and type of material with variable depth of asphaltic concrete surfacing.

Pulse velocities in flexible pavement construction materials

Manke, P.G. / Gallaway, B.M.

Study employs laboratory vibrational technique to determine velocity of propagation of compressional wave through road construction materials and was conducted to evaluate effectiveness of vibratory testing systems for estimating stiffness and thickness of individual pavement layers in place; operation of HF electromagnetic vibrator developed by Royal Dutch Shell Co of Amsterdam, Netherlands, was investigated; test facility was statistically designed to furnish selection of pavement sections composed of subgrade, subbase and base layers of varying thickness and type of material with variable depth of asphaltic concrete surfacing.

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Title:

Pulse velocities in flexible pavement construction materials

Additional title:

Nat Research Council -- Highway Research Board -- Research Rec

Contributors:

Manke, P.G. (author) / Gallaway, B.M. (author)

Published in:

National Research Council -- Highway Research Board -- Highway Research Record

Publication date:

1966

Size:

26 pages

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

Keywords:

Roads and streets

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