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    This document summarizes the design of a concrete pavement. It provides the key parameters used in the design such as the thermal coefficient of concrete, modulus of reaction of the sub-base, flexural strength of the concrete, slab thickness, load contact radius, and equivalent pressure distribution radius. It then performs calculations to check that the edge and corner load stresses meet the required residual strength of the concrete. The design is determined to be safe based on the factors of safety for the edge and corner load stresses.

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    Unreinforced rigid pavement design for rural roads

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    Rigid pavement design

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    This document summarizes the design of a concrete pavement. It provides the key parameters used in the design such as the thermal coefficient of concrete, modulus of reaction of the sub-base, flexural strength of the concrete, slab thickness, load contact radius, and equivalent pressure distribution radius. It then performs calculations to check that the edge and corner load stresses meet the required residual strength of the concrete. The design is determined to be safe based on the factors of safety for the edge and corner load stresses.

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    Design of C.C.Pavement: I) Modulus of Reaction of Sub Base (K)

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    This document summarizes the design of a concrete pavement. It provides the key parameters used in the design such as the thermal coefficient of concrete, modulus of reaction of the sub-base, flexural strength of the concrete, slab thickness, load contact radius, and equivalent pressure distribution radius. It then performs calculations to check that the edge and corner load stresses meet the required residual strength of the concrete. The design is determined to be safe based on the factors of safety for the edge and corner load stresses.

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    DESIGN OF C.C.

    PAVEMENT Thermal coefficient of concrete Coefficient of friction Unit wieght of CC Design wheel load Wheel Pressure Radius of contact area E Value of concrete Poisson's Ratio Lane width Spacing of contraction joints = = = =
    1/2

    P = a = P/p E u Lx Ly =

    = = = = =

    10x10-6 per 0C 1.5 2400Kg/Cum 5204Kg 7.14Kg/Sqcm 15Cm 3x105 Kg/Sqcm 0.15 375Cm 375Cm

    i)Modulus of reaction of sub base(k):The modulus of sub grade reaction(k) corresponding to CBR value of 5% from Table(1) of IRC SP 62-2004 is 4.2Kg/cm2/cm The C.C pavement is proposed over the existing base course of 75mm thick WBM Gr-III . Hence the k value can be increased by 20% Hence effective 'k' value is 5.0Kg/Sqcm/cm

    ii)Flexural strength of concrete Minimum design mix of M30 is recommended by the clause 3.6 of IRC SP 62:2004 Using M30 grade concrete,flexural strength is 0.7 Hence,the 28-day flexural strength = fck 3.83Mpa

    For rural roads,it is suggested that the 90-day compressive strength may be used instead of 28-day compressive strength,as prescribed by the code. Taking 90-day flexural strength for design purpose Assume slab thickness Radius of relative stiffness h l = = Eh3 12K(1-u2) 45.96Kg/Sqcm 20Cm
    1/4

    = Radius of load contact assumed in circular a =

    79.82Cm 15Cm

    a/h b

    0.7616251 <1.74

    = radius of equivalent distribution of pressure b = = Lx/l = = 1.6a2+h2 - 0.675h 14.27Cm 4.7 0.636

    Warping(Temperature) stress coefficient Cx based on Bradbury's chart at Lx/l(From Table 3 of IRC SP:62-2004)

    Temperature difference(As recommended in Table 4 of IRC:SP:62-2004) Warping stress at edge from Fig.1 of IRC:SP:62-2004 Residual strength in concrete slab at edge region Load sress in edge region, = = Edge load stress + Warping stress = Hence safe. Factor of safety available = Residual strength Edge load stress = Hence the design is safe Check for corner load stress Sc = = So the design is safe [3P/h2][1-(ax1.414/l)0.60] 1.009804425 >1 =

    19.00C

    17.86Kg/Sqcm

    28.10Kg/Sqcm

    (0.529P/h2)(1+0.54u)[4 log10(l/b)+log10b-0.4048] 27.83Kg/Sqcm 45.69Kg/Sqcm <45.96Kg/Sqcm

    21.24Kg/Sqcm <45.96Kg/Sqcm

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