The inverted pavement system is an alternate type of pavement system compared to rigid
and flexible pavement systems. The base layer of inverted pavements is generally a cement …

Cementitious stabilization of granular soils has been proven to be an economically viable
option for sustainable construction and rehabilitation of pavement structures. The absence of …

Flexible pavements with stabilized foundations are often used in parts of the US where
subgrade and aggregate base materials are sub-optimal. Though common, there is precious …

Abstract Full-Depth Reclamation (FDR) Pavements with a cement-stabilized layer are
considered as semi-rigid structures. Although many state highway agencies across the …

Semirigid pavements are gaining importance in the pavement design field due to their
improved performance in freezing zones. These semirigid pavements are constructed …

The Mechanistic-Empirical Pavement Design Guide (MEPDG) was developed with an
objective to provide the highway community with a state-of-the-practice tool for the design of …

The phenomenal growth in construction activity and scarcity of conventional construction
materials has led to the emergence of new supplies, techniques, and machinery in the field …

Rutting and fatigue are the most common pavement distresses that are caused due to
overloading, subgrade strength, and poor construction quality. The strength of the pavement …

Infrastructure is a key for the successful developed Nation. In India the massive infrastructure
development activities are going in both rural & urban areas which have caused scarcity of …

The current study aimed to develop a mechanistic understanding of the behavior of flexible
pavements with stabilized foundations through full-scale testing, instrumentation, and …