NY050-Orangeburg-A1-CSS_11281-NYDOT_road_section-MEP_Access_and_Fence_USARC.pdf

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3-10 TYPICAL SECTIONS

§3.2.4.3 11/20/98

Table 3-3 Conventional Pavement Thickness Guide

Design Hour One-way Traffic

Subbase Course

(all Pavements)

Portland Cement

Concrete Pavement

Traffic Makeup

Hot Mix Asphalt Pavement

Base Course

Top* Courses

Over 500 Vehicles

300 mm 225 mm Heavy† 200 mm 65 mm**

225 mm Normal ‡ 150 mm

300 to 500 300 mm 225 mm Heavy† 150 mm 65 mm**

200 mm Normal ‡ 100 mm

200 to 300 300 mm Not Applicable All 75 mm 65 mm**

Under 200 Vehicles

300 mm Not Applicable

All 75 mm 25 or 40 mm

*This includes the thickness of both Binder and Top courses.

**Where Heavy Duty or Rut Avoidance mixes are used (see Appendix), lift thickness limits will yield a minimum combined thickness of 80 mm. SUPERPAVE materials require a minimum combined thickness of 80 mm (or 90 mm if ESALs exceed 3 million).

† Heavy traffic is defined as being made up of more than 10% trucks and assumes at least half of the trucks are at or near the legal maximum weight.

‡ Normal traffic is defined as being made up of less than 10% trucks and assumes at least half are at or below the legal maximum weight.

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