Material Characterization Plan & Data
Subgrade Construction
Acceptance
of the CC3 subgrade construction was based on four CBR measurements in each
wheel track over 300 feet (91.4 m) of constructed subgrade. Each CBR
measurement consisted of three penetrations within a circle of approximately
1-foot (0.3 m) radius.
The
CC3 subgrade was built up in four equal lifts to the finished grades
simultaneously over the full 300 feet (91.4 m). The starting grade of the newly
constructed subgrade was also reworked to the target strength, giving five
effective newly constructed lifts.
Acceptance
CBRs of the final lift of the CC3 subgrade were 3.16 for the north lane and
3.17 for the south lane, each number being the average of four CBR
measurements. The range of the measurements was 0.9 in the north lane and 1.3
in the south lane. The measurements were made with one measurement in each of
the four test items for each traffic lane.
The
following table summarizes the subgrade acceptance test results. The table includes
acceptance CBR values with their corresponding moisture content. Additional
data including Drive Cylinder Test results can be obtained by accessing the
files listed at the end.
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The material characterization plan and data is contained in the ZIP file below.
CC3Characterization.zip
HWD Traffic Data
TrafficData.xlsx