GAO Jun-qi, GENG Ren-shan, SHENG Yu-xiang, AN Ping, JIN Pei-pei. Crack propagation rule of semi-rigid base of airport pavement based on BOTDA[J]. Journal of Traffic and Transportation Engineering, 2017, 17(1): 28-35.
Citation: GAO Jun-qi, GENG Ren-shan, SHENG Yu-xiang, AN Ping, JIN Pei-pei. Crack propagation rule of semi-rigid base of airport pavement based on BOTDA[J]. Journal of Traffic and Transportation Engineering, 2017, 17(1): 28-35.

Crack propagation rule of semi-rigid base of airport pavement based on BOTDA

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    GAOJun-qi(1973-), male, associate professor, PhD, +86-25-84891754, junqi_gao@nuaa.edu.cn

  • Received Date: 2016-08-25
  • Publish Date: 2017-02-25
  • By the laboratory and field cement-stabilized macadam base crack monitoring tests, the relationship between sensing fiber strain and crack width, crack propagation rule in early stage of semi-rigid base, and crack growth rate were researched based on the distributed BOTDA fiber monitoring technology.Research result shows that when the crack widths are 3, 6and 9mm, the strains measured by the sensing fiber encapsulated with polyurethane are 5.9×10-3, 7.7×10-3, and 10.3×10-3, respectively, the strains measured by the sensing fiber encapsulated with metal matrix are 1.5×10-3, 1.6×10-3, and 2.1×10-3, respectively, and the fiber strain rises with the increase of crack width.When the crack width is 9mm, the strains measured by the sensingfibers encapsulated with polyurethane and metal matrix are 33.2and 6.8times as big as the average value measured by the interval fixed fiber armored with aluminum alloy respectively, so the sensing fibers encapsulated with polyurethane and metal matrix performs better for crack monitoring.In field experiment, in 13 dafter construction, 3 micro cracks were found at 80 m long road section, and the largest temperature difference is 2.1 #C during this period, which indicates that the cracks in the base generate and develope mainly in the first month and the dry shrinkage cracks are dominant.The dry shrinkage stress is the main influence factor of crack generation and crack spacing.In 20, 77 and 139dafter construction, the temperatures at the bottom surface of base layer are 10.3℃, 2.5℃and 9.4℃, respectively, and the corresponding strains measured at the bottom surface of base layer at crack location of K24+656are 4.2×10-4, 9.5×10-4 and 4.3×10-4, respectively.No new cracks emerge in base layer in 139 d, which indicates that the influence of thermal shrinkage stress on early crack spacing is very less, and the thermal shrinkage stress mainly affects the crack width.The thermal shrinkage cracks basically appear at the position where the dry shrinkage stress displays peaks in the dry shrinkage phase.When the upper and lower base layers were constructed continuously, the positons of cracks of top surface and bottom are consistent. Hence, the transverse cracks in cement-stabilized macadam base are always penetrating cracks.Furthermore, the crack growth rate on the top surface is 3.8and 2.8times the values at the middle and bottom positons, respectively, so the crack growth rate on the top surface is biggest.

     

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