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Determination of Optimal Characteristic Point Positions for Modulus Back-Calculation of Layered Pavement Structure
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: The modulus back-calculation of asphalt pavement layers using falling weight deflectometer (FWD) data has become one of the most important methods of evaluating pavement bearing capacity. Several back-calculation methods ...
Temperature Calculation Method for Hanger Systems Exposed to Multigrade Vehicle Fires
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Extensive vehicle fires threatening suspension bridges in the last decade have aroused an emerging demand to estimate the fire safety of hanger systems. One of the paramount tasks for evaluating the fire resistance of ...
Simulation of Random Fields with Trend from Sparse Measurements without Detrending
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Although spatially varying quantities in real life (e.g., mechanical properties of soils) often contain a linear or nonlinear trend, stationary random fields with zero trend are often used to model these quantities ...
Interval Fields for Geotechnical Engineering Uncertainty Analysis under Limited Data
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Spatial uncertainty is a critical challenge in many engineering fields. To date, probabilistic methods have been applied to describe the uncertainty of engineering parameters with considerable achievements. However, they ...
Properties of Bolt-Grouting Mortar Modified with Mineral Bauxite by Chemical Activation
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: In this paper, the authors study the properties of cement-based bolt-grouting mortar that has been modified by adding mineral bauxite and gypsum. The results showed that when the bolt-grouting mortar consisted of approximately ...
Bayesian Supervised Learning of Site-Specific Geotechnical Spatial Variability from Sparse Measurements
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Although the properties of geomaterials vary spatially, geotechnical site investigations often take sparse measurements from a limited number of locations. To estimate geotechnical properties at unsampled locations, ...