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FLEXIBLE PAVEMENT

 The total pavement structure deflects, or flexes, under loading.


 A flexible pavement structure is typically composed of several layers of
materials.
 Each layer receives loads from the above layer, spreads them out, and
passes on these loads to the next layer below. Thus the stresses will be
reduced, which are maximum at the top layer and minimum on the top of
subgrade.
 In order to take maximum advantage of this property, layers are usually
arranged in the order of descending load bearing capacity with the
highest load bearing capacity material (and most expensive) on the top
and the lowest load bearing capacity material (and least expensive) on
the bottom.
FLEXIBLE PAVEMENT
Problem for Estimation of Road work
Prepare a detailed estimate for the construction of a new State Highway
for one kilometre length. The formation width of road is 10m, average
height of bank is 1m and side slope 2:1. The metalled width is 3.70m and
three coats of metalling are to be provided as per cross section as
shown in figure. The surface shall be finished with two coats of painting.
Details of Measurement and Calculation of Quantities
Height
Sl. Particulars of Length Breadth of
No Quantity Remarks
No Items of Works (m) (m) Depth
(m)
Surveying,
1 1 1000 - - 1000 m
dagbelling etc.,
Width of
Land acquisition 30000 m2
2 1 1000 30 - Road, B =
permanent (3 hectare)
30m
Where
Earthwork in Bd + (Sd2)
3 1 1000 32000 m3 B =30m &
Embankment (30x1)+(2x12)
d = 1m
Quantity of earthwork in
Land acquisition 32000/
4 embankment / Depth of Borrow 106666.67 m2
temporary 0.30
pit (30cm)
2x
Plantation of Sloping
d√(s2+1)
5 grasses on the side 1 1000 4500 m 2
breadth
2x
slope d = S2 +1
1√(22+1)
Height
Sl. Particulars of Items of Length Breadth of
No Quantity Remarks
No Works (m) (m) Depth
(m)
METALLING
Preparation of Sub-grade
6 (dressing to camber) 1 1000 4.00 - 4000 m2 30cm wider

7 Soiling Coat
i. Stone boulders 15cm 1 1000 4.00 0.15 600 m3 30cm wider
ii. Laying and
consolidation of
boulders including 1 1000 4.00 0.15 600 m3
blinding with local
sandy soil
8 Inter Coat
i. Stone ballast 50mm 1 1000 3.70 0.12 444 m3
ii. Laying and 12mm thick
consolidation of loose layer
boulders including 1 1000 3.70 0.12 444 m3 compacted to
blinding with local 8cm
sandy soil
Height
Sl. Particulars of Length Breadth
No of Depth Quantity Remarks
No Items of Works (m) (m)
(m)
9 Top Coat
i. Stone ballast 1 1000 3.70 0.12 444 m3
40mm
ii. Laying and 12mm thick
consolidation of loose layer
stone ballast compacted to
including 1 1000 3.70 0.12 444 m3 8cm
blinding with
local sandy soil
PAINTING
10 Painting 1st coat with Road Tar No.3
i. Stone grit 20mm
gauge @1.35 1 1000 3.70 1.35 / 100 50 m3
cu.m % sq.m.
Height of
Sl. Particulars of Length Breadth
No Depth Quantity Remarks
No Items of Works (m) (m)
(m)
ii. Paint or
binding road 220 kg / 8140 kg
1 1000 3.70
Tar No.3 @ 100 sqm (8.14 tonne)
220 kg % sq.m
iii. Laying 1 1000 3.70 - 3700 m2
11 Painting 2nd coat with Asphalt
i. Stone grit
12mm gauge
1 1000 3.70 .75 / 100 27.75 m3
@ 0.75 cu.m %
sq.m.
ii. Paint or
binding 120 kg/ 4440 kg
1 1000 3.70
Asphalt @ 120 100 sqm (4.44 tonne)
kg % sq.m
iii. Laying 1 1000 3.70 - 3700 m2
Height
Sl. Particulars of Length Breadth of
No Quantity Remarks
No Items of Works (m) (m) Depth
(m)
Brick edging on
both sides
12 1 1000 - - 1000 m
including bricks
and labour
Miscellaneous
Items
13 1 1000 - - 1000 m
(Km, half Km and
boundary stones
Road directions
posts, caution
14 signs, Traffic 1 1000 - - 1000 m
diversions, service
road etc.,

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