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Significant Work. Extraordinary People. SRA CC6 Distress Mapping Pavement Working Group 2012 SRA International Federal Aviation Administration April 24 – 26, 2012 By: Josh Davis

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Significant Work. Extraordinary People. SRA.

CC6 Distress Mapping

Pavement Working Group 2012

SRA International

Federal Aviation Administration

April 24 – 26, 2012

By: Josh Davis

2Significant Work. Extraordinary People. SRA.

Outline

• CC6 Pavement Design• SOW Objectives• Trafficking Plan• Distress Mapping• SCI Evaluation• NDT Imaging Survey• Conclusions• Questions

3Significant Work. Extraordinary People. SRA.

CC6 Pavement Design

P-403 Base Course

P-154 Subbase Course

ReworkedSubgrade

P-306 Econocrete Base

P-501 Concrete Pavement

4Significant Work. Extraordinary People. SRA.

SOW Objectives

• Primary– Effect of flexural strength on structural life

• Secondary– Effect of modulus of elasticity on structural life

– Compare econocrete and HMA stabilized base

– Compare thickened edge and reinforced isolation joint

– Grooving research

– PSPA standard for rigid pavements

– GPR Assessment

– Compaction requirements under rigid pavements

5Significant Work. Extraordinary People. SRA.

Test Plan

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SCI Evaluation

• Structural Condition Index (SCI) is a numerical value assigned to a pavement based on the structural distresses observed through visual surveys.

• The SCI scale is 0 – 100.• For CC6, SCI values were calculated for each test

item.• End of design life is valued at 80.• Testing parameters dictate testing well beyond the

end of design life.

9Significant Work. Extraordinary People. SRA.

NDT Imaging Survey

• Capable of fast documentation of visible distresses

• Reduces time needed on runways/taxiways

• System cost and maintenance cost

• Massive data storage requirements

• Max. 1mm resolution

10Significant Work. Extraordinary People. SRA.

Conclusions

• CC6 was designed to research the effects of flexural strength and modulus strength of concrete pavements for airport design

• Four of the SOW objectives could be partially achieved by visual survey

• Documentation of the visual survey provides a time history of distresses in relation to passes

• Visual distress surveys can be used for SCI evaluation

• Technology is allowing visual surveys to be conducted at “high speed” reducing down time of runways/taxiways

11Significant Work. Extraordinary People. SRA.

Acknowledgements

• FAA• Dr. Satish Agrawal

• Dr. Gordon Hayhoe

• Jeff Gagnon

• Al Larkin

• SRA• Chuck Teubert

• Jerry Connelly

• Dr. Injun Song

• Jimmy Zargan

• Reni Aponte

• Henry Fermin

12Significant Work. Extraordinary People. SRA.

Questions???