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  • Traffic and Axle Loads

  • Typical Axle Combinations

    Single Axle Tridem AxleTandem Axle

  • Typical Weight Limits

  • Weigh Stations

  • Axle Load Histogram

    0

    100

    200

    300

    400

    500

    600

    3000-6999 7000-7999 8000-11999

    12000-15999

    16000-17999

    18000-19999

    20000-21999

    22000-23999

    24000-25999

    26000-29999

    Single Axle Load (lbs)

    F

    r

    e

    q

    u

    e

    n

    c

    y

  • Axle Load Histogram

    0

    50

    100

    150

    200

    250

    6000-11999

    12000-17999

    18000-23999

    24000-29999

    30000-31999

    32000-33999

    34000-35999

    36000-37999

    38000-39999

    40000-41999

    Tandem Axle Load (lbs)

    F

    r

    e

    q

    u

    e

    n

    c

    y

  • Standard Axle Load

    Single Axle, Dual Wheels

    Source: WSDOT Pavement Guide Interactive CD-ROM

    9 kips

    9 kips

  • GENERIC METHOD

  • Mazda Miata

    1 consumption per passageMM

    dN

    Curb weight = 2300 lb

    Assume NM = 12,000,000

  • Ford Excursion

    1 consumption per passageFF

    dN

    Curb weight = 6300 lb

    Assume NF = 200,000

  • Standard Vehicle

    1 consumption per passageSS

    dN

    Assume NF = 1,000,000

  • Mazda Equivalency Factor

    11

    M M SMS S M

    d N NFd N N

    1,000,000 0.08312,000,000

    MF

  • Ford Equivalency Factor

    11

    F F SFS S F

    d N NFd N N

    1,000,000 5.0200,000

    FF

  • MECHANISTIC METHOD

  • Pavement Life (Fatigue)

    21

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    AsphaltFatigue

    Life

  • LEF (Fatigue)

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    21

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    kit

    k sitt

    3 k2 6

  • Pavement Life (Rutting)

    43

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    CompressiveStrain

    SubgradeFatigue

    Life

  • LEF (Rutting)

    3 sii

    kNLEFN

    43

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    4

    4

    kic

    k sicc

    3.5 k4 4.5

  • Pavement Life (Rigid)

    4

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    ConcreteModulus of

    Rupture

    ConcreteTensile Strain

  • LEF (Rigid)

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  • LEF Summary

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    18

    i i it t c i

    i s s st t c

    LLEFL

    18-kipStandardAxle Load

    MeasuredAxle Load

  • AASHTO METHOD

  • AASHTO LEF

    18

    10 10 22 18

    18 1log 4.79log 4.33log

    xt t t

    t x x

    W G GLW L L

    Flexible Pavements

    18

    10 10 22 18

    18 1log 4.62log 3.28log

    xt t t

    t x x

    W G GLW L L

    Rigid Pavements

  • Pavement Performance

    p

    W

    i i f Wp p p p

    failure

    pi

    pf

  • Pavement Performance

    p

    W

    failure

    pi

    pf

    (failure)

  • Pavement Performance

    p

    W

    xi i fx

    Wp p p p

    pi

    pffailure

  • Pavement Performance

    x xti ft ix

    p p pW

    p

    Wt x

    Serviceability Limit

    pi

    pf

    ptp

    x

    failure

    W

    x

  • Flexible Pavement Performance

    xxx

    tt 4.2 4.2 1.5

    Wp

    Wt x

    Serviceability Limit

    4.2

    1.5

    ptp

    x

    failure

    W

    x

  • Flexible Pavement Performance

    xxttx

    Wp 4.2 4.2 1.5

    3.23

    25.19 3.23

    2

    0.0810.41

    x

    xL L

    SN L

    9.365.93 4.332

    4.792

    10 1 x xSN LL L

  • Flexible Pavement Performance

    xxttx

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    xt t x xW p , , f

  • AASHTO LEF

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    x

    t ts

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  • Flexible Pavement Performance

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    xtt

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    t

    tt

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    10 x 10x

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  • Pavement Performance

    xtt x 10

    x

    WG log

    10 10log log xt t xx

    G W

    10 10log log x tt xx

    GW

  • Pavement Performance

    10 10log log x tt xx

    GW

    1010loglog10 10

    txtx xG

    W

    10t

    x

    x

    G

    t xW

  • AASHTO LEF

    1818 1818 1810 10

    10

    t

    t t

    x

    txx

    GG G

    tG

    t xx

    WLEF

    W

    xLEF e EALF

  • AASHTO LEF

    18

    1818

    log log log

    xt t tx

    t x

    W G GW

    1: log xx

    NOTE this is not ee

    This is the equation in the textbook

  • Rigid Pavement Performance

    xxttx

    Wp 1.54.5 4.5

    5.20

    8.46 3.52

    22

    3.6311

    .0 x

    x LDL L

    7.352

    5.85 3.28

    62

    4. 210 1 x x

    LL LD

  • Rigid Pavement Performance

    xxttx

    Wp 1.54.5 4.5

    x

    xtt

    x

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    4.54.5 .5

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    x 10x

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  • TRUCK LOAD FACTORS

  • Equivalent Single Axle Loads

    12,000 32,000 32,000

    ESAL = ??

  • AASHTO Equivalency Factors

  • Axle Load Histogram

    0

    50

    100

    150

    200

    250

    6000-11999

    12000-17999

    18000-23999

    24000-29999

    30000-31999

    32000-33999

    34000-35999

    36000-37999

    38000-39999

    40000-41999

    Tandem Axle Load (lbs)

    F

    r

    e

    q

    u

    e

    n

    c

    y

  • Single AxlesLoad Group

    (lbs)Axle Count

    per 1000 trucks LEF ESALs3000-6999 557 0.005 2.79

    7000-7999 140 0.027 3.78

    8000-11999 493 0.088 43.38

    12000-15999 154 0.360 55.44

    16000-17999 75 0.796 59.70

    18000-19999 33 1.24 40.9

    20000-21999 5 1.83 9.15

    22000-23999 2 2.58 5.16

    24000-25999 1 3.53 3.53

    26000-29999 1 5.39 5.39

    TOTAL = 229.2

  • Tandem AxlesLoad Group

    (kips)Axle Count

    per 1000 trucks LEF ESALs6000-11999 227 0.010 2.3

    12000-17999 162 0.037 6.0

    18000-23999 108 0.150 16.2

    24000-29999 140 0.429 60.1

    30000-31999 58 0.757 43.9

    32000-33999 25 0.97 24.3

    34000-35999 6 1.23 7.4

    36000-37999 3 1.54 4.6

    38000-39999 1 1.89 1.9

    40000-41999 1 2.29 2.3

    TOTAL = 169.0

  • Average Truck Load Factor

    229 169 0.401000 f ESALsT Vehicles

  • FHWA Truck Classes

  • FHWA Class 4

    Source: WSDOT Pavement Guide Interactive CD-ROM

  • FHWA Class 5

    Source: WSDOT Pavement Guide Interactive CD-ROM

  • FHWA Class 6

  • FHWA Class 7

  • FHWA Class 8

    Source: WSDOT Pavement Guide Interactive CD-ROM

  • FHWA Class 9

    Source: images.encarta.msn.com

  • FHWA Class 10

    Source: WSDOT Pavement Guide Interactive CD-ROM

  • FHWA Truck ClassesClass Type EALF1 Motorcycles negligible2 Passenger Cars negligible3 Other Two-Axle, Four-Tire Single Unit Vehicles negligible4 Buses 0.575 Two-Axle, Six-Tire, Single Unit Trucks 0.266 Three-Axle Single Unit Trucks 0.427 Four or More Axle Single Unit Trucks 0.428 Four or Less Axle Single Trailer Trucks 0.309 Five-Axle Single Trailer Trucks 1.2010 Six or More Axle Single Trailer Trucks 0.9311 Five or Less Axle Multi-Trailer Trucks 0.8212 Six-Axle Multi-Trailer Trucks 1.0613 Seven or More Axle Multi-Trailer Trucks 1.39

  • Typical Traffic Data

    Source: WSDOT Pavement Guide Interactive CD-ROM

  • WSDOT Simplified System

    WSDOT Category FHWA Classes Assumed EALF

    Single Units 4, 5, 6, 7 0.40

    Double Units 8, 9, 10 1.00

    Trains 11, 12, 13 1.75

    Daily ESALs = 0.40(single units) + 1.00(double units) + 1.75(trains)

    Source: WSDOT Pavement Guide Interactive CD-ROM

  • TDOT Simplified System

    VehicleType

    FHWAClass

    FlexibleEALF

    RigidEALF

    Cars & Motorcycles 1, 2 0.001 0.001

    Pickups, Panel Vans 3 0.004 0.005

    Buses 4 0.300 0.300

    2-axle, 6-tire Singles 5 0.170 0.170

    3-axle or more Singles 6, 7 0.700 1.000

    4-axle Combos 8 0.700 0.780

    5-axle or more Combos 9 -11 1.100 1.780

  • Design ESALS

    fESAL 365 ADT T T D L GTruck Load

    Factor

    LaneDistribution

    Factor

    DirectionDistribution

    Factor

    GrowthFactor

    PercentTrucks

    AverageDaily Traffic(two-way)

  • Design ESALS

    fESAL 365 ADT T T D L GTruck Load

    Factor

    LaneDistribution

    Factor

    DirectionDistribution

    Factor

    GrowthFactor

    AverageDaily Truck

    Traffic

  • Design ESALS

    m m m mi 1

    ESAL 365 L D N T G

    DirectionDistribution

    Factor

    DailyTruck Count(two-way)

    GrowthFactor

    TruckLoad

    Factor

    LaneDistribution

    Factor

  • Traffic GrowthCOMPARISON OF GROWTH IN VOLUME AND

    LOADINGS ON THE INTERSTATE SYSTEM

    70 72 74 76 78 80 82 84 86 88 90 92 94 96 98 00 020

    100

    200

    300

    400

    500

    600

    700

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    RURALAVERAGE DAILYLOAD

    RURALAVERAGE DAILYTRAFFIC

    YEARSource: Truck Weight Study and HPMS

  • Growth Factor

    1 1G 0 ng for gg

  • Lane Distribution FactorsNumber of Lanesin Each Direction

    Percent of Loadsin Design Lane

    1 100

    2 80-100

    3 60-80

    4 50-75