Utredning av Aktiv designprojektet vid RV40 - Chalmers tekniska ...
Utredning av Aktiv designprojektet vid RV40 - Chalmers tekniska ...
Utredning av Aktiv designprojektet vid RV40 - Chalmers tekniska ...
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Investigation concerning the Active design project at RV 40<br />
Direction towards development of an objective control method for future function<br />
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SEBASTIAN MATTSSON & PETER SIPARI<br />
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering<br />
Division of GeoEngineering<br />
Road and Traffic group<br />
<strong>Chalmers</strong> University of Technology<br />
ABSTRACT<br />
This master thesis has the intention to evaluate the Active design project on RV 40.<br />
The evaluation is based partly on a literature study and a series of interviews. Beyond<br />
this, practical tests h<strong>av</strong>e been carried out in order to find models for bearing capacity<br />
calculations, and test methods to determine these. The series of interviews showed<br />
that the project is positively experienced but that there are ways to improve it.<br />
The tests h<strong>av</strong>e been performed through bearing capacity survey where static plate<br />
load(SPL), he<strong>av</strong>y falling weight deflectometer(FWD) and continuous compaction<br />
control(CCC) h<strong>av</strong>e been used. In the report, SPL and FWD h<strong>av</strong>e been mutually<br />
compared, as well as they h<strong>av</strong>e been evaluated with the support of the application<br />
VägFEM. VägFEM enabled evaluations of resilient modulus in the unbound granular<br />
layers. The bearing capacity surveys were performed in points decided through CCC,<br />
where the points with the lowest bearing capacity h<strong>av</strong>e been used as control objects,<br />
which made it possible to compare the CCC with other models. The surveys showed<br />
that a correlation between SPL and FWD can be determined, although there may be<br />
deviations depending on the tested material. A correlation between SPL and CCC<br />
could not be proved. Calculations with vägFEM showed that FWD results in a more<br />
correct ground bearing capacity modulus than SPL.<br />
Key words: <strong>Aktiv</strong> design, Static plate load, falling weight deflectometer, VägFEM<br />
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