Discussion and analysis on the improvement of the widening technology of cement concrete pavement of rural highway

In order to improve the widening technology of cement concrete pavement of rural highway, this paper further studies the blockage simulation process of permeable concrete pavement. Moreover, this paper separately studies various external conditions such as sediment gradation, horizontal runoff veloc...

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Published inEuropean journal of remote sensing Vol. 55; no. sup1; pp. 24 - 34
Main Authors Zhu, Zesong, Chen, Xiaorui
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Cagiari Taylor & Francis 21.10.2022
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Summary:In order to improve the widening technology of cement concrete pavement of rural highway, this paper further studies the blockage simulation process of permeable concrete pavement. Moreover, this paper separately studies various external conditions such as sediment gradation, horizontal runoff velocity, seepage velocity, porosity, etc., and reveals the mechanism of pore blockage in permeable pavement. After decades of self-gravity consolidation and the effect of traffic load on the subgrade of the rural old road, the consolidation of the old road has been basically completed. At the same time, after the new road is built, due to its own load and vehicle load, it gradually generates its own settlement, resulting in differential settlement of the old and new subgrade. In addition, this paper explores this difference through digital simulation, and puts forward several suggestions in combination with the simulation model. Finally, on this basis, this paper verifies the method proposed in this paper through experimental research. The research results show that the improvement strategy proposed in this paper is suitable for the widening construction of cement concrete pavement of rural highway.
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ISSN:2279-7254
2279-7254
DOI:10.1080/22797254.2022.2031305