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WBM ROADSWBM ROADS
Dr. B.SRIDHAR
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TYPES OF HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTIONTYPES OF HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
The highways types are classified as below
* Earth and gravel roads
* Soil stabilized roads
* Water bound macadam (WBM)
* Bituminous roads
* Cement Concrete roads
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PAVEMENT TYPESPAVEMENT TYPES
The selection of base course and the surface course depends upon the following factors:
* Type and intensity of traffic
* Funds available
* Subgrade soil and drainage conditions
* Availability of construction materials at site
* Climatic conditions
* Plants and equipment available
* Time available
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The highway construction project may be broadly divided in two phases
* Earthwork and preparation of subgrade
* Pavement structure
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WBM ROADSWBM ROADS• By John Macadam• Made of crushed or broken aggregate
mechanically interlocked by rolling and the voids filled with screening and binding material with the assistance of water
• Used as a Sub-base, base course or surface course
• Thickness ranges from 10 to 7.5 cm depending on the size and gradation of the aggregates used
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SPECIFICATIONSSPECIFICATIONS
Type of Course aggregates• Generally consists of hard varieties of crushed
aggregates or broken stones
Property
Requirements for pavement layer
Sub-base Base course Surfacing course
Los angeles abrasion 60 50 40
Impact value 50 40 30
Flakiness index - 15 15
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Size and grading requirements of coarse Size and grading requirements of coarse aggregateaggregate
Grading No. Size range,mm Sieve size mm % passing the sieve by wt.
1 90 to 40 100
80
63
40
20
100
65-85
25-60
0-15
0-5
2 63 to 40 80
63
50
40
20
100
90-100
30-70
0-15
0-5
3 50 to 20 63
50
40
20
10
100
95-100
35-70
0-10
0-5
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SCREENINGSSCREENINGS
Used to fill up the voids in the compacted layer of coarse aggregates
Non plastic materials like Moorum or gravel
LL < 20%
PI < 6%
* Portion of material passing 0.075 mm < 10%
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The grading requirements of screenings for The grading requirements of screenings for WBM construction WBM construction
Grading Size of screening
Mm
Sieve size mm
% passing the sieve, wt
A 12.5 12.5
10.0
4.75
0.15
100
90-100
10-30
0-8
B 10.0 10.0
4.75
0.15
100
85-100
10-30
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Binding materialBinding material
• Fine grained material is used to prevent ravelling of the stones.
• P.I 4 % – 9% for surface course• P.I < 6 % for base course
Note: If the screenings used consists of crushable material like moorum or soft gravel, there is no need to apply binding material.
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Construction procedureConstruction procedure
Preparation of foundation for receiving the WBM course
Provision of Lateral confinementSpreading of Coarse aggregatesRollingApplication of screeningsSprinkling and GroutingApplication of Binding MaterialSetting and Drying