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Pavement Damage Functions for Cost Allocation. Volume 1. Damage Functions and Load Equivalence Factors

J. B. Rauhut / R. L. Lytton / M. I. Darter

The broad objectives defined for this project were (1) To compare damage predicted by existing pavement damage models with the damage that has actually occurred on selected test sections of highways, (2) To modify the damage functions and other aspects of the models to more closely match the observed damage, and (3) To provide a procedure that can be used to evaluate the costs of pavement damage as a function of vehicle class, using the modified models.

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Pavement Damage Functions for Cost Allocation. Volume 1. Damage Functions and Load Equivalence Factors

J. B. Rauhut / R. L. Lytton / M. I. Darter

The broad objectives defined for this project were (1) To compare damage predicted by existing pavement damage models with the damage that has actually occurred on selected test sections of highways, (2) To modify the damage functions and other aspects of the models to more closely match the observed damage, and (3) To provide a procedure that can be used to evaluate the costs of pavement damage as a function of vehicle class, using the modified models.

Pavement Damage Functions for Cost Allocation. Volume 1. Damage Functions and Load Equivalence Factors

J. B. Rauhut / R. L. Lytton / M. I. Darter

The broad objectives defined for this project were (1) To compare damage predicted by existing pavement damage models with the damage that has actually occurred on selected test sections of highways, (2) To modify the damage functions and other aspects of the models to more closely match the observed damage, and (3) To provide a procedure that can be used to evaluate the costs of pavement damage as a function of vehicle class, using the modified models.

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Title:

Pavement Damage Functions for Cost Allocation. Volume 1. Damage Functions and Load Equivalence Factors

Contributors:

J. B. Rauhut (author) / R. L. Lytton (author) / M. I. Darter (author)

Publication date:

1984

Size:

314 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Highway Engineering , Pavements , Maintenance management , Flexible pavements , Concrete pavements , Damage , Mathematical models , Cost estimates , Allocations , Loads(Forces) , Environments , Axles , Performance , DAMAGE computer program , Computer applications

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