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(Cantt by Pass Nawan Kili and Khalid Aviation Base Terminating at Kach

Road After Kili Nasran 4 km)

DESIGN OF FLEXIBLE PAVEMENT

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OUTLINE

Introduction

Laboratory Tests

Design of Pavement

Conclusion & References

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INTRODUCTION

• Our project is flexible pavement design that is cantt bypass nawan killi and Khalid air base after killi Nasran link road Quetta (Balochistan)

• Which is about 4 KM

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FOLLOWING DESIGN FEATURES HAVE BEEN ADOPTED

• Formation width = 24 ft

• Carriage way = 12 ft

• Shoulder each side = 6 ft

• Premix or surfacing course = 2 in thick

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PAVEMENT LAYERS THICKNESS

• Earth work = As per survey sheet

• Sub base = 6” Compacted 9” Lose

• Base Course = 6” Compacted 9” Lose

• Premix Carpeting = 2 in OR 2.5 in Thick

• Structure Work = As per Survey Sheet

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DRAINAGE

• Drainage is the one of the main factor contributing the performance of the road, as many road failures occur because of inadequate drainage.

• There are two types of drainage1) Surface drainage2) Sub-Surface drainage

• We have provided drains to avoid the failure due to drainage

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ESTIMATION

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LABORATORY TESTS

• Atterberg Limit :

• Atterberg limit are the basic measure of the nature of fine-grained soil, depanding upon the water content of the soil.

• The atterberg limit can be used to distinguish b/w silt and clay

Liquid Limit

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LIQUID LIMIT

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PLASTIC LIMIT

• Plastic limit is defined as the moisture content where the threads breaks apart at a diameter of 3mm (1/8”)

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PLASTIC LIMIT:

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PLASTICITY INDEX

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PROCTER TEST

• To determined the compaction properties of the soil

• The object of experiment is to determined the relationship between water content (w) and Dry density (γD) of the soil.

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DRY DENSITY (Ƿ)FOR THE DETERMINATION OF MAXIMUM DRY DENSITY AND OPTIMUM MOISTURE CONTENT WE USE THE MODIFIED AASHTO COMPACTION METHOD

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WATER CONTENT (W)

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DRY DENSITY AND WATER CONTENT

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CBR TEST

• Soil subgrade sample was obtained from the project site and the CBR test was conducted at field density. The following were the results:

CBR value of soil sub-grade

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THE PLOT IS MADE BETWEEN LOAD IN KG VERSUS PENETRATION OF PLUNGER FOR THE TEST DATA OBTAINED FOR SOIL SUB-GRADE AS GIVEN IN FIGURE BELOW . LOADS AT 2.5 AND 5 MM PENETRATION ARE 55 AND 78 KG RESPECTIVELY.

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PAVEMENT DESIGN BY CBR METHOD

• To measure the strength of road and pavement sub grade .

• It is most widely used for flexible pavement

CBR value Sub grade strength

3% & Less poor

3% — 5% Normal

5% —15% Good

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PAVEMENT DESIGN BY CBR METHOD

• Adopt CBR value = 4.0 percent.

• The result obtained by the test are used with the imperial curve to determined the thickness of pavement layers

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DESIGN OF LAYERS THICKNESS

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DESIGN OF PAVEMENT BY GROUP INDEX METHOD

• G.I = (F 200-32 ) [0.2 +.005 (LL – 40 )] +0.01 ( F200 – 15 ) ( p.I -10 )

G.I = 6

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THICKNESS OF LAYERS

• 1 - Thickness of Sub-base = 15 cm (6 inches)

• 2 - Combine thickness of Surface , Base & Sub- base Course = 36 cm

• 3 - Thickness of Base & Surface Course =36 – 15 = 21 cm (8 inches)

• Now

• Thickness of Sub base Layer = 6 inches

• Thickness of Base Layer = 6 inches

• Thickness of Surface Layer = 2 inches

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PROPOSED CROSS SECTION

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CONCLUSION:

• After completion of the propose project following people will be benefited to approach the city and Hanna valley,

. Tourist

. Inhabitant of Quetta city

. Beneficiaries of Hanna Urak

as presently the existing road is in full deplorablecondition and it need to be black topped on priority basis.

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• The geometry road has been improved by removing the sharp curve and sight distance has been improved to facilitate the drivers

• Previously the drains were provided at the sides of the roads and were not properly constructed, due to which many problems were encountered such as

. Erosion

. Water logging

. Bad smell due to stagnant water

• Footpath are provided to facilitate the pedestrians.

• At every 500 meter a service chamber is provided for utilities

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• This project has been undertaken as an integral part of our Civil Engineering Program.

References

• AASHTO manual. A policy onFlexible pavement design of Highway

• www.wikipedia.org

• Highway Engineering by S.K.Khanna & C.E.G Justo

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