DC Track 9:
Concrete Pavement Accelerated and Long-Term Data Collection
Track Goal: The research in this track will collect, manage, and analyze concrete pavement performance data that will support the CP Road Map.
Current projects
- Publication: Full Scale Accelerated Pavement Testing A north American and European Perspective
- Publication: Accelerated Loading Test with Loaded Vehicles Controlled Automatically Using Construction IT
- Publication: Accelerated Pavement Testing on Concrete Pavements: A review of Some Lessons Learned
- Publication: Characterizing Effective Built-In Curling from Concrete Pavement Field Measurements
- Publication: Evaluation of Early Strength Requirement of Concrete for Slab Replacement using Accelerated Pavement Testing
- NCHRP 10-56 - Accelerated Pavement Testing: Data Guidelines
- Minne-ALF-2: An Accelerated Load Test Facility for Pavements
- Model Calibration with Local Accelerated Pavement Test Data and Implementation for Focused Solutions to NAFTA Problems
- Accelerated Loading Evaluation of a Sub-Base Layer on Pavement Performance
Upcoming priorities
Not yet identified.
Subtracks
- Subtrack 1: Planning and Design of Accelerated Loading and Long-Term Data Collection
- Subtrack 2: Materials, Construction, Monitoring, and Reporting on Testing
- Subtrack 3: Accelerated Loading and Long-Term Data Collection Implementation
People involved
Track Team Leadership:
Aramis López, Federal Highway Administration, aramis.lopez@fhwa.dot.gov, (202) 493-3145