英文摘要 |
Falling Weight Deflectometer has been used to evaluate the structural capacity of in situ pavement. Most backcalculation analayses are based on the static assumption, and the pavement layer moduli are determined from the peak deflection of FWD test data. However, the FWD test imparts a dynamic load, and the time history data are recorded. The dynamic backcalculation can use these data and predict the FWD response. A dynamic finite element program is incorporated with an optimization approach to develop a time domain backcalculation program, and the developed program is verified by simulation. The advantage of a time domain analysis is that it can use the time history data directly and is less affected by the error data and the coupling effect between the sensor and asphalt concrete. Finally, the backcalculation program is used to analyze six sections of FWD data which are obtained from the FHWA Long-Term Pavement Performance database in the U.S., and the backcalculated properties are used to predict the dynamic response of the FWD test in which the deflection time history data is not used for backcalculation analysis. The results show that the backcalculated properties can predict the dynamic response of a FWD test reasonably. Finally, the comparison of the dynamic and static backcalculation is studied. |