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1、外文资料DESIGN OF RIGID PAVEMENT SHOULDERSMost of the information presented in Section 11 .4 on the design of flexible pavement shoulders is also applicable to the design of rigid pavement shoulders . Some of the features of rigid pavement shoulders that are different from those of flexible pavemen t sh
2、oulders are presented here .PCC shoulders have been used in urban expressways for many years, but their use on rural highways began only in the mid 1960s . The good performance of thes epavements has made it the standard practice of many agencies to utilize PCC shoulders for rigid pavements .Advanta
3、ges of Tied Concrete ShouldersConcrete shoulders must be tied to the mainline concrete pavements. The advantages of tied concrete shoulders are as follows :1. The placement of a tied concrete shoulder next to the mainline pavement cansubstantially increase the load-carrying capacity of the pavement
4、. The tied concreteshoulder provides support to the edge of the pavement and reduces stresses and deflections in the mainline slab . The shoulder is also benefited by receivin gsupport from the mainline slab, so the damage due to encroaching traffic can be greatly reduced .2. A tied longitudinal joi
5、nt between mainline and shoulder pavements can be easilysealed to reduce the amount of surface runoff infiltrating into the pavemen tstructure . Field studies conducted in Georgia and Illinois showed that sealing the longitudinal joint greatly reduced the amount of inflow from rainfall into the pave
6、ment structure (Dempsey et al., 1982).3. Pumping beneath the mainline slab is reduced through the reduction of edge an dcorner deflections, the reduction of water infiltration through the longitudinal joint, and the draining of water far away from the traffic lane .4. Tied concrete shoulders can red
7、uce differential movements at the longitudinalshoulder joint and do not experience the lane/shoulder dropoff type of distress that occurs so frequently in flexible shoulders .Types of Rigid Pavement ShouldersAs with mainline pavements, three types of shoulder pavements are available : jointed plain
8、concrete pavement (JPCP), jointed reinforced concrete pavement (JRCP), and con-tinuous reinforced concrete pavement (CRCP) . Generally, the type of shoulder should match the type of mainline pavement . However, some exceptions may be accepted :1. For mainline JPCP, only JPCP shoulders with the same
9、joint spacings as themainline pavement are recommended, because of their low cost . If JRCP shoulderswith longer joint spacings are used, the excessive joint movements may cause problems in the adjacent mainline slabs . All transverse joints should b eprovided with an adequate reservoir and sealed s
10、imilarly to the mainline joints .2. For mainline JRCP, either JRCP shoulders that match the mainline pavement in design or JPCP shoulders with closer joint spacings may be used.The use of JPCPshoulders is more cost effective, because no steel reinforcement is needed . They can be placed at the same
11、time as the JRCP mainline pavement by leaving out the reinforcing steel and cutting transverse joints at shorter intervals .3. For mainline CRCP, either CRCP shoulders that match the mainline pavement in design or JPCP shoulders with short joint spacings may be used . The use of shortjoint spacing f
12、or JPCP shoulders will reduce potential movements of the joints that might cause cracking in the mainline CRCP. The elimination of steel reinforcementin the JPCP shoulders can save construction cost .Design of Longitudinal Shoulder JointAdequate load transfer across the longitudinal shoulder joint m
13、ust be provided to re -duce the stresses and deflections in both mainline and shoulder slabs . Tied and keyedjoints have been used most frequently to ensure a high degree of load transfer . Colleyet al. (1978) investigated load transfers in laboratory slabs constructed with keyed, tied and keyed, an
14、d tied butt joints and concluded that all three were equally effective in reducing load-induced strains and deflections. However, the use of a keyed joint without tiebars was not recommended, because of the possibility of shoulder joint separation . The excellent performance of the tied butt joint s
15、uggests that this type o fconstruction is feasible and can reduce costs . Malleable tiebars of No. 4 or No. 5 sizespaced at 18 to 24 in . (457 to 610 mm) are preferable to stiffer short bars spaced at larger intervals. This will substantially reduce stress concentration and the possibility of joint
16、spall in the vicinity of the bar .When a PCC shoulder is to be constructed adjacent to an existing pavement,tiebars can be installed by drilling holes in the edge of the existing slab . This can bedone by using a tractor-mounted drill that can drill several holes at one time . Tiebarsare installed i
17、n the holes by using epoxy or cement grout . The bar should be inserte dinto the slab over such a length as to develop sufficient bond . To avoid spalling over the base, a minimum insertion of 9 in . (229 mm) is required .In the case of new construction, tiebars can be inserted into the plastic conc
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