New AASHTO Equivalency Factors of Tracked Armoured Vehicles on Flexible Pavement
Presented in this paper is a study to find new AASHTO equivalency factors of military tracked armoured vehicles on flexible pavement. Two types of military tracked armoured vehicles were studied, namely M1A1 tank and M113A3. A measure of the damaging effect of military tracked armoured vehicle lo...
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Presented in this paper is a study to find new AASHTO equivalency factors of military tracked armoured vehicles on flexible pavement. Two types of military tracked armoured vehicles were studied, namely M1A1 tank and M113A3. A measure of the damaging effect of military tracked armoured vehicle loads was achieved by correlating their equivalent loads with the AASHTO equivalency factors. The equivalent load was developed on the basis of mechanistic - empirical approach. It was found that the damaging effect of the studied military tracked armoured vehicle loads is 0.016 to 19.4 times the damaging effect of the standard 18 kips (80 kN) axle load depending on the thickness of asphalt layer. It was found that the damaging effect of military tracked armoured vehicle loads on flexible pavements of major highways and main principal roads is much more than its damaging effect on the flexible pavement of local and secondary roads. It was found also, that tracked armoured vehicles have a severe damaging effect on the functional serviceability of surface asphalt layer in terms of deformation and strains due to the effect of relatively rigid track chain.
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spelling | doaj.art-130ee2dfc0cf4fdc9de9ee3d7356c4c82022-12-22T02:28:16ZaraMustansiriyah University/College of EngineeringJournal of Engineering and Sustainable Development2520-09172520-09252010-04-01141New AASHTO Equivalency Factors of Tracked Armoured Vehicles on Flexible PavementSaud Abdulaziz Sultan 0Highway and Transportation Engineering Department, Al-Mustansiriyah University, Baghdad, Iraq Presented in this paper is a study to find new AASHTO equivalency factors of military tracked armoured vehicles on flexible pavement. Two types of military tracked armoured vehicles were studied, namely M1A1 tank and M113A3. A measure of the damaging effect of military tracked armoured vehicle loads was achieved by correlating their equivalent loads with the AASHTO equivalency factors. The equivalent load was developed on the basis of mechanistic - empirical approach. It was found that the damaging effect of the studied military tracked armoured vehicle loads is 0.016 to 19.4 times the damaging effect of the standard 18 kips (80 kN) axle load depending on the thickness of asphalt layer. It was found that the damaging effect of military tracked armoured vehicle loads on flexible pavements of major highways and main principal roads is much more than its damaging effect on the flexible pavement of local and secondary roads. It was found also, that tracked armoured vehicles have a severe damaging effect on the functional serviceability of surface asphalt layer in terms of deformation and strains due to the effect of relatively rigid track chain. https://jeasd.uomustansiriyah.edu.iq/index.php/jeasd/article/view/1406Military Tracked Armoured VehiclesAASHTO Equivalency FactorsFlexible PavementsDamaging Effect |
spellingShingle | Saud Abdulaziz Sultan New AASHTO Equivalency Factors of Tracked Armoured Vehicles on Flexible Pavement Journal of Engineering and Sustainable Development Military Tracked Armoured Vehicles AASHTO Equivalency Factors Flexible Pavements Damaging Effect |
title | New AASHTO Equivalency Factors of Tracked Armoured Vehicles on Flexible Pavement |
title_full | New AASHTO Equivalency Factors of Tracked Armoured Vehicles on Flexible Pavement |
title_fullStr | New AASHTO Equivalency Factors of Tracked Armoured Vehicles on Flexible Pavement |
title_full_unstemmed | New AASHTO Equivalency Factors of Tracked Armoured Vehicles on Flexible Pavement |
title_short | New AASHTO Equivalency Factors of Tracked Armoured Vehicles on Flexible Pavement |
title_sort | new aashto equivalency factors of tracked armoured vehicles on flexible pavement |
topic | Military Tracked Armoured Vehicles AASHTO Equivalency Factors Flexible Pavements Damaging Effect |
url | https://jeasd.uomustansiriyah.edu.iq/index.php/jeasd/article/view/1406 |
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