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Grading design method of skeleton dense structure for grading macadam base

A technology of dense skeleton and graded gravel, applied in the field of pavement graded gravel base, to achieve the effect of scientificity, accuracy and good road performance

Inactive Publication Date: 2014-12-24
CHANGAN UNIV
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[0005] In view of the superiority of the skeleton-dense gradation, the graded gravel in engineering applications often adopts a skeleton-dense structure, but the range of graded gravel recommended in the "Technical Specifications for Construction of Highway Pavement Base" (JTJ034-2000) is still a continuous dense gradation, that is, The formed structure is a suspended dense structure, and the recommended range is relatively wide

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[0029] The present invention comprises the following steps:

[0030] 1) First, according to the division of coarse and fine aggregates by Bailey method, the boundary point of coarse and fine aggregates is selected. The Bailey method proposes the key sieve hole for dividing coarse and fine aggregates—the first control sieve hole. The size of the sieve hole is determined to be 0.22 times the nominal maximum particle size of the mixture, which can be expressed by the following formula.

[0031] PCS=NMPS×0.22

[0032] In the formula: PCS—the primary control sieve size (Primary Control Sieve);

[0033] NMPS—Nominal Maximum Primary Sieve.

[0034] According to the Bailey method theory, considering the nominal maximum particle size of commonly used mixtures in my country, the boundary point of coarse and fine aggregates of commonly used mixtures—the first control sieve hole is proposed, as shown in Table 1.

[0035] Table 1 Demarcation point of coarse and fine aggregates under eac...

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The invention discloses a grading design method of a skeleton dense structure for a grading macadam base. The method comprises: using a dynamically controlled classification criteria for coarse and fine aggregates proposed by a Bailey method to classify particle sizes of the coarse and fine aggregates, with the coarse aggregates being used as skeletons and the fine aggregates being used as filling materials; using a graded embedding method to design the coarse aggregates, determining a coarse aggregate proportion by using a California bearing ratio and a frame gap rate as design specifications; and calculating an amount of the fine aggregates according to a coarse aggregate skeleton gap under the proportion of the coarse aggregate after the coarse aggregate skeleton part is designed, wherein a calculation method can refer to a calculation method of the fine aggregates in the Bailey method, and in order to ensure adequate filling, a tight-packing density is selected as a design density for the density of the fine aggregates. The graded gravel design method provided by the invention can meet engineering requirements, and is operable and relatively perfect, so that the graded gravels are guaranteed to have relatively good mechanical properties and endurance, thereby not only providing technical supports for application of the graded gravels, but also providing references for improvements of relevant norms.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of pavement graded crushed stone bases, and relates to a method for designing the gradation of a dense skeleton structure for a graded crushed stone base, and in particular to a method for designing the gradation of a dense skeleton structure for a graded crushed stone base. Background technique [0002] Since the graded crushed stone does not contain any cementing material, the source of its strength is only the intercalation between the crushed stone particles and the strength of the crushed stone itself. In order to improve the strength of graded crushed stone, we can only start with the strength of the crushed stone itself and the strength of the embedded squeeze between the crushed stones. For the strength of the crushed stone itself, it is mainly related to the quality of raw materials. Therefore, on the basis that the raw materials meet the requirements of the specification, we should start from the ...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): C04B14/02
Inventor 申爱琴郭寅川万晨光赵金成
Owner CHANGAN UNIV
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