AIRPORT PAVEMENT DESIGN: COURSE NOTES 1. Pavement design concepts 2. Copies of transparencies 3. Copies of additional information A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H.
Typical layout Aircraft characteristics FAA design curves and adjustments for flexible and rigid British procedure Typical concrete slab layout Typical pavement structures for South African airports References Internet references
AIRPORT PAVEMENT DESIGN:
CONTENTS • Types of facilities • Types of airports • Aircraft characteristics • Design loading • Specific concepts • Design procedures • Examples
International: BOEING 767 TO 747 CONCORDE AIRBUS 300 & 320 DC - 10, 11 Regional: BOEING 737 TO 707 AIRBUS BA 146 DASH 7 F27, F28 Local: CESSNA DC - 3 BEECHCRAFT PIPER
Convert all aircraft to design Adjust annual departures Subgrade - CBR, k Critical on non-critical areas Wide bodies (> 45 500 kg): stabilise base and subbase
– Total thickness – Base course thickness
FAA METHOD (cont) • Flexible – – –
Subbase: CBR > 35, any type Base: CBR > 100, any type Surfacing: 100 mm AC
• Rigid – Wastergaard, edge loading – Subbase, any type – Panel size
BRITISH METHOD •
Design ACN: highest ACN mixed traffic
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Design life:
20 - 30 years
Frequency:
low - 10 000 over life medium - 10 000 high- 250 000
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Traffic patterns Coverages and Pass - to - Coverage ratio
BRITISH METHOD (CONT)
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Design curves (ACN, CBR, Traffic, PQC) Flexible
– Surfacing: 100 mm or 0.33 x DLC – Base: bound (DLC, AC), stabilised, granular (CBR > 30%) – Subbase: granular (CBR > 30%) •
Rigid
– Failure: 50% cracking – Subbase: DLC, stabilised or granular – Temperature warping (+ 10%) – Joints/slab size (type, aggregate)
EXAMPLES
EXAMPLE •Aircraft:
LAYER AC Surfacing Base Subbase Total
B747 - 200 F (380 000 kg) CBR = 10 ACN = 58 100 000 total rep 4 000 rep per year
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