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BS 7533-10:2004

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Pavements constructed with clay, natural stone or concrete pavers – Guide for the structural design of trafficked pavements constructed of natural stone setts

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BSI 2004 20
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1 BRITISH STANDARD
2 Committees responsible for this British Standard
3 Contents
5 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
3.1 sett
3.2 wearing surface
3.3 flexible wearing surface
3.4 rigid wearing surface
3.5 laying course
6 3.6 subgrade
3.7 pavement
3.8 sub-base
3.9roadbase
Figure 1 Typical cross-section of a pavement
3.10 flexible roadbase
3.11 rigid roadbase
7 3.12 foundation
3.13 cement bound material (CBM)
3.14 channelized traffic
3.15 cumulative traffic
3.16 standard axle
3.17 commercial vehicle
4 General design criteria
4.1 Basis of structural design
8 Table 1 Site categories for typical applications
9 4.2 Skid resistance and abrasion resistance
5 Materials
5.1 Foundation materials
5.2 Sub bases
5.3 Roadbase materials
10 5.4 Laying course material
5.5 Surfacing materials
Table 2 Sett size categories
11 5.6 Jointing materials
Table 3 Compressive strength of jointing materials for use in rigid surfacing for different site categori…
12 6 Design
6.1 Subgrade assessment
Table 4 CBR values for different materials
6.2 Foundation thickness
13 Table 5 Foundation thickness and sett type — Flexible surfacing, flexible unbound roadbase
Table 6 Foundation thickness and sett type — Flexible surfacing, flexible bound roadbase
Table 7 Foundation thickness and sett type — Rigid bound surfacing, rigid bound roadbase
14 6.3 Evaluation of traffic
Table 8 Standard axles per commercial vehicle
6.4 Structural design
15 7 Rigid wearing surface design
7.1 General
Table 9 Minimum sett size category to be used with full depth slurry joint construction
16 Table 10 Minimum sett size category to be used with topping joint construction for a design life of 40 years
7.2 Compressive strength of the joint
8 Preparation and construction
9 Overlay design
17 Annex A (informative) Worked examples
A.1 Example A
A.2 Example B
18 Annex B (informative) Identification of materials and CBR values using a simple field test
Table B.1 Identification of materials and CBR values
BS 7533-10:2004
$102.76