Hi Experts,
Have I calculated this right?
Minimum To accommodate HGVS
As CBR iS greater than 15%
Ideally if starting from scratch on 3 m wide road with open ditch on one side and grass verge on other
Sub base 225mm
Tarmac binder 50mm
Tarmac surface 20mm
Kerbs to stop crumbling
Minimum Bringing up to standard to bear HGVs
Using existing road which is
110mm hardcore ( not DTP)
10 -20 mm tarmac
Clay subgrade ( is that the right term?)
Thanks..thanks and thanks again
PS Any idea of costs for latter for 400x3m
Thanks
Thickness of sub base & tarmac for hgvs?
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300mm sub base, 80mm road base and 40mm 10mm surface course - all as a minimum in my experience.
HGV - are we talking maybe 28t or 44t combinations?
HGV - are we talking maybe 28t or 44t combinations?
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think last one we did for hgvs was 200mm mot, 185mm roadbase, 60mm base course, 50mm hra
but that was a hgv turnaround yard a lot of movements a day
but that was a hgv turnaround yard a lot of movements a day
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