Sentence examples for the pavement system from inspiring English sources

The base layer serves as the drainage layer for the pavement system.

The subgrade provides support to the pavement system and assures an effective distribution of traffic loads in depth.

As the crown of the pavement system, this layer must be constructed to resist distortion under traffic, be reasonably waterproof, smooth, and provide skid resistance.

Pumping: This results from water seeping into the pavement system or ejecting out of the system through the cracks or joints.

The thickness of the layers within the pavement system will typically decrease as constructed over subgrade due to the increased cost of the materials.

Backcalculation of flexible pavement layer properties is an inverse problem with known input and output signals based upon which unknown parameters of the pavement system are evaluated.

Two different scenarios of describing the hydraulic behavior of the permeable pavement system were analyzed: the first one uses a single-porosity model for all layers of the permeable pavement; the second one uses a dual-porosity model for the base and sub-base layers.

A massive amount of non-renewable materials and industrial products like aggregates, bitumen, cement, lime, and other additives are consumed during construction and maintenance of this pavement system.

The model is then implemented into a one-dimensional pavement temperature model to simulate the temperature evolution of the pervious pavement system.

In comparison of the in-situ test and simulation results, the proposed OFBG based sensor assembly monitored the 3D strain distribution of the highway pavement system effectively, which proves it is a promising solution for 3D strain monitoring in structural health assessment.

Although several modeling tools and many laboratory methods already exist in the literature to determine the hydraulic properties of soils, the importance of an accurate materials hydraulic description of the permeable pavement system, is increasingly recognized in the fields of urban hydrology.