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Title	RESILIENT MODULUS FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE SUBGRADE SOILS FOR USE IN MECHANISTIC AASHTO DESIGN
Accession No	00801973
Authors	Janoo, V C; Bayer Jr, J J; Durell, G D; Smith Jr, C E
Corp. Authors / Publisher	Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory
Publication Date	19990900
Description	42 p.; Appendices(2); Figures(14); References; Tables(16)
Languages	English
Abstract	Resilient modulus tests were conducted on five subgrade soils commonly found in the state of New Hampshire. Tests were conducted on samples prepared at optimum density and moisture content. To determine the effective resilient modulus of the various soils for design purposes, tests were conducted at room temperature and at freezing temperatures. The AASHTO TP 46 test protocol was used for testing room temperature and thawing soils. At freezing temperatures, the CRREL test protocol was used. The results from this test program are presented in this report. In addition, suggested effective resilient modulus for the five soils are presented.
TRT Terms	Density ; Design ; Freezing ; Modulus of resilience ; Moisture content ; Soils ; Subgrade (Pavements) ; Temperature ; Thaw
Geographical Terms	New Hampshire
Identifier Terms	American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials
Subject Areas	H62 FOUNDATIONS (SOILS); I42 Soil Mechanics
Report Number	Special Report 99-14
Availability	National Technical Information Service
URLs	Document: http://ntl.bts.gov/lib/14000/14000/14099/ADA368644.pdf Document: http://ntl.bts.gov/lib/9000/9300/9389/SR99_14.pdf Document: http://www.crrel.usace.army.mil/techpub/CRREL_Reports/reports/SR99_14.pdf
TRIS Files	HRIS; NTL
Database	TRIS Online

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