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Pavement design calculator

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Pavement design skill for flexible and rigid pavements using AASHTO and MEPDG methods

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Pavement Design Calculator Skill

Purpose

The Pavement Design Calculator Skill designs flexible and rigid pavements using AASHTO 93, MEPDG, and other established methods including overlay design and life-cycle cost analysis.

Capabilities

  • Flexible pavement design (AASHTO 93, MEPDG)
  • Rigid pavement design
  • Overlay design
  • Traffic loading analysis (ESALs)
  • Material characterization
  • Life-cycle cost analysis
  • Structural number calculation
  • Thickness determination

Usage Guidelines

When to Use

  • Designing new pavements
  • Evaluating rehabilitation options
  • Analyzing pavement life
  • Comparing alternatives

Prerequisites

  • Traffic data available
  • Subgrade characterization complete
  • Material properties known
  • Design period established

Best Practices

  • Use appropriate design method
  • Verify traffic projections
  • Consider drainage effects
  • Evaluate life-cycle costs

Process Integration

This skill integrates with:

  • Pavement Design
  • Highway Geometric Design

Configuration

pavement-design-calculator:
  design-methods:
    - AASHTO-93
    - MEPDG
    - PCA
  pavement-types:
    - flexible
    - rigid
    - composite
  analysis:
    - new-construction
    - overlay
    - rehabilitation

Output Artifacts

  • Pavement thickness designs
  • Life-cycle cost analyses
  • Material specifications
  • Design summaries

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