EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF WHITE TOPPING BETWEEN ROADS IN SAGAR
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White topping is a rehabilitation method for moderately distressed hot mix asphalt (HMA) pavements by plain concrete (PC) or fiber reinforced concrete (FRC) overlay. White topping is constructed with thinner and shorter slabs. The structural stiffness of the existing HMA layer and the interface bonding between the concrete and HMA layers are accounted for in the mechanistic design procedure. This results in the need for a thinner concrete slab. The main advantage of this type of overlay over the traditional HMA overlays is the use of the underlying HMA layer to carry the traffic load, and thus reducing the thickness of the overlay.
About the author
Ashad Ullah Qureshi, M.Tech, B.Tech, BEC Cambridge
University, who received his M.Tech from Rajiv Gandhi
Technical University Bhopal. He has contributed
extensively to the betterment of students with his
research & development. He has published many
research papers in International Journals. He is the
editor of "Creative Musings of an Army wife", a unique
out of waste coffee table book.
He is recognized nationally as an elite academician in the field of computer
science & engineering. In 2014 invented Student Welfare Smart Machine a
Student KIOSK for printing Solution. He is the recipient of the 2011 Young
Scientist Award from Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology,
New Delhi.
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