Sentence examples for common pavement from inspiring English sources
The team sent up eight colonies of 80 common pavement ants, housed in small, transparent plastic boxes.
Frost resistance and fatigue performance were analyzed by comparison against common pavement concrete.
Asphalt Concrete (AC) is one of the most common pavement surfacing materials and is a significant contributor to the UHI.
Due to the complex service conditions including composite structure design, massive vehicle loadings, serious environmental conditions, large vibration and large deflection deformation, the service life of bridge pavement structure is usually much shorter than the common pavement structures.
The results demonstrated that the MPC mortar exhibited a much lower dry shrinkage of 25.6 millionths than that of 200 1000 millionths in common concrete pavement, a desirable bonding strength (of 4.1 MPa) with the old pavement substrate, and a favorable abrasion resistance (with a mass loss of 2.45 kg per square meter).
Fatigue cracking in asphalt mixes is one of the most common road pavement distresses.
Two compressed time scale laboratory experiments were conducted over 3 years on three common porous pavement types; monolithic porous asphalt, modular Hydrapave and monolithic Permapave.
The appraisal of existing studies on APMSs contains only a limited selection from the available information, with the objective to provide an overview of common airport pavement maintenance practices and their current application.
Cracking: There are three types of cracking common to flexible pavement: surface, fatigue, and movement (term used for the purpose of this paper) cracking.
Recent testing of GPR with a multiple antenna array illustrated its application in identifying moderate to severe stripping, a common cause in pavement delamination [51].
This research intends to find out the residual properties of this road, in particular the effects of re-surfacing on the resistance of moisture attack, which is a common cause of pavement defects in Hong Kong.
