Analysis of Roadbed Splicing at Hub Interchanges

This article discusses the roadbed splicing for hub interchanges.The article starts with a description of the characteristics of junction roadbed splicing.The application of splicing technology is explained using a subgrade splicing scheme of a project.Roadbed splicing involves stepwise excavation and preparative measures like surface cleaning and backfilling.This article serves to provide a valuable reference for road and bridge construction and improve the quality of China’s road and bridge projects,so as to achieve sustainable development of the road and bridge engineering industry.

Reinforcement Technology for Soft Soil Roadbed in the Widened Section of Expressway Expansion

This article examines the soft soil roadbed reinforcement technology for widened sections of highways in a specific project.It provides an overview of the project,the principles of soft soil roadbed reinforcement technology for wide sections,and its practical application.The analysis aims to offer guidance on applying soft soil roadbed wide section reinforcement technology and enhancing the overall quality of similar projects.

Settlement Control Standards of Construction and Expansion for Mountainous Highway Roadbeds

This article analyzes the differential settlement of new and old roadbeds after widening and its characteristics based on a highway reconstruction and expansion project case study.The research proposes a subgrade settlement control standard that states that the maximum differential settlement value should be less than 5 cm when the embankment fill height exceeds 20 m.Similarly,the maximum differential settlement value should be less than 10 cm when the embankment fill height does not exceed 20 m.The findings of the study can provide a useful reference for the design of roadbed widening in highway reconstruction and expansion projects.

Analysis of Roadbed Pavement Designs for Highway Reconstruction and Upgrading

This paper focuses on the route and roadbed pavement design in highway reconstruction and upgrading projects.It discusses the importance of project design for highway reconstruction and upgrading,highlighting key aspects of route design and roadbed pavement design.The analysis reveals that the main design considerations in these projects include controlling factors of route reconstruction,expansion,and upgrading,as well as route plan design and longitudinal section design combined with roadbed pavement.In roadbed pavement design,it is crucial for designers to thoroughly collect existing data and make reasonable use of the current roadbed and pavement to develop a comprehensive design scheme.This analysis aims to provide a reference for the reasonable design of such projects.

Stress distribution in roadbeds of slab tracks with longitudinal discontinuities

Stress concentration occurs in the foundations of railway tracks where discontinuous components are located.The exacerbated stress under the expansion joints in slab tracks may trigger foundation failures such as mud pumping.Although the higher stress due to the discontinuities of track structures has been discussed in past studies,few focused on the stress response of roadbeds in slab tracks and quantitatively characterized the stress pattern.In this paper,we performed a dynamic finite element analysis of a track-formation system,incorporating expansion joints as primary longitudinal discontinuities.The configurations of CRTS Ⅲ slab tracks and the contact conditions between concrete layers were considered.Numerical results show that longitudinal influencing length of induced stress on roadbed under wheel load relates to the contact conditions between concrete layers,increasing nonlinearly at a larger coefficient of friction.Given a measured coefficient of friction of 0.7,the calculated longitudinal influencing length(9.0 m) matches with field data.The longitudinal influencing length is not affected with the increasing velocity.As stress concentration arises with expansion joints,the worstcase scenario emerges when double-axle loads are exerted immediately above the expansion joints between concrete bases.A stress concentration factor Cvon the roadbed is proposed;it increases with the increasing velocity,changing from 1.33 to 1.52 at velocities between 5 and 400 km/h.The stress distribution on roadbeds transforms from a trapezoid pattern at continuous sections to a triangle pattern at points with longitudinal discontinuities.An explicit expression is finally proposed for the stress pattern on roadbed under expansion joints.Although structural discontinuities induce stress raiser,the extent of concentration is mitigated with increasing depth at different velocity levels.

Analysis of Highway Roadbed Performance Evaluation Technology

With the continuous development of China,the requirements for road construction are also increasing.Among them,strengthening the performance of roadbed test can effectively improve road construction.Besides,it is also crucial to perform suitable tests in a timely manner.Therefore,highway inspection technology should be improved for the continuous development of highway construction,which will be explained in this paper,in hopes of improving the construction of highway in China.

Applying the AHP-FUZZY method to evaluate the measure effect of rubble roadbed engineering in permafrost regions of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau: a case study of Chaidaer-Muli Railway

This article attempts to investigate the measure effect of rubble roadbed engineering in permafrost regions of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. As a case study, Chaidaer-Muli Railway is used to evaluate the measure effect of rubble roadbed engineering in permafrost regions. The AHP(Analytic Hierarchy Process) method is thus employed to establish the evaluation indicator system. The evaluation factor is selected by analyzing the mutual relation between the permafrost environment and roadbed engineering. Thus, a hierarchical structure model is established based on the selected evaluation indices. Each factor is weighted to determine the status in the evaluation system, and grading standards are built for providing a basis for the evaluation. Then, the fuzzy mathematical method is introduced to evaluate the measure effect of rubble roadbed engineering in permafrost regions along the Chadaer-Muli Railway. Results show that most of the permafrost roadbed is in a preferable condition(b) along the Chaidaer-Muli Railway due to rubble engineering measures. This proportion reaches to 86.1%. The proportion in good(a), general(c) and poor states(d) are 0.0%, 7.5% and 6.4%, respectively, in all the evaluation sections along the Chaidaer-Muli Railway. Ground-temperature monitoring results are generally consistent with AHP-FUZZY evaluation results. This means that the AHP-FUZZY method can be applied to evaluate the effect of rubble roadbed engineering measures in permafrost regions. The effect evaluation of engineering measures will provide timely and effective feedback information for further engineering design. The series of engineering measures will more effectively protect permafrost stability.

Numerical simulation of roadbed slope under seismic action in permafrost regions

The deformation and strength characteristics of roadbed slope under seismic loading in permafrost regions are simulated numerically. The seismic response of roadbed at different positions and inclinations of a slope section was analyzed. Results show that, roadbed slope damage is mainly led by lateral displacement, and the deformation gradually decreases with increasing depth; roadbed and foundation displacement and plastic strain increases with the magnitude of slope angle, hence the roadbed safety factor will be reduced.

Roadbed, embankment, tower support and culvert stability problems on permafrost

The history of railway and highway construction in permafrost zones in Russia, the United States, Canada, and China spans more than 110 years. Nonetheless, no railway track or highway has yet been built in such area that is impervious to deformation caused by subsidence resulting from the thawing of ice-rich subgrade soils. This paper presents data on the roadbed states of the Trans- baikalian and the Baikal-Amur Railways as well as the Russian ＂AMUR＂ Chita-Khabarovsk Highway. It also discusses the feasi- bility of roadbed stability maintenance using methods based on the reduction of the mean annual ground temperature and roadbed preservation in a permafrost state by means of the natural cooling and heating factors ratio regulation resulting in a reduction of the heat generation in the roadbed and the adjoining area accompanied by an increase of heat consumption with help of the sun-precipitation protective sheds （awnings）, rock covers, dolomite powder （reflective paint）, cooling tube and thermosyphons as well as tower supports and corrugated pipe culverts stability.

Roadbed behavior subjected to tilting-train loading at rail joint and continuous welded rail

The tilting-train is very attractive to the railroad users in the world due to the advantage of high speed in curved track using pre-existing infrastructure of railway.Tilting-train has a unique allowable speed and mechanism especially in curved track.In this work,when tilting-train is operated with the allowable speed,the behavior of roadbed is evaluated by examining its settlement and bearing capacity.Additionally,the stability of roadbed is estimated as the roadbed is in the condition of soft soil influenced by the weather effects and cyclic train loading.Numerical results show that the roadbed settlement satisfies the allowable settlement when the elastic moduli of upper roadbed and in-situ soil are greater than 3800 and 4600 kN/m2 for rail joint and 2300 and 3300 kN/m2 for continuous welded rail(CWR).

Permafrost Characteristics of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and Methods of Roadbed Construction of Railway

Permafrost along the Qinghai-Tibet railway is featured by abundant ground ice and high ground temperature. Under the influence of climate warming and engineering activities, the permafrost is under degradation process. The main difficulty in railway roadbed construction is how to prevent thawing settlement caused by degradation of permafrost. Therefore the proactively cooling methods based on controlling solar radiation, heat conductivity and heat convection were adopted instead of the traditional passive methods, which is simply increasing thermal resistance. The cooling methods used in the Qinghai-Tibet railway construction include sunshine-shielding roadbeds, crushed rock based roadbeds, roadbeds with rock revetments, duct-ventilated roadbeds, thermosyphon installed roadbeds and land bridges. The field monitored data show that the cooling methods are effective in protecting the underlying permafrost, the permafrost table was uplifted under the embankments and therefore the roadbed stability was guaranteed.

Design method of pile-slab structure roadbed of ballastless track on soil subgrade

堆积平板结构路基是为高速度铁路的无碎石的轨道的一种新形式。由于相应设计代码的缺乏，基于它的结构特征和应用程序要求的分析，根据最终的限制状态和有用性限制状态执行负担效果联合被建议，并且每个状态的最相反的联合被选择为堆积平板结构完成设计计算。堆积平板结构的空间模型能作为一个飞机框架模型被简化，由用直角的测试方法，和堆积平板的设计参数，结构被优化。而且基于 Suining 重庆高速度的铁路的设计背景，堆积平板结构路基的动态变丑特征被继续室内的动态模型测试进一步研究。测试结果证明在路基的建设以后的解决满足解决控制的要求为高速度的铁路在土壤路基上造无碎石的轨道。当负担从平板被传给堆积，平板结构起拱门壳的作用，并且路基土壤的垂直动态压力是近似有深度的 K 形式分发。应力是的堆积的分发仔细与土壤特征，它有一个不安的三角形有关塑造大动态压力在顶在哪儿。与土壤份额相比堆很有活力的应力。堆积结构扩展路基的动态反应的深度并且改进火车的路基土壤，和速度的压力在动态反应上限制了效果。这些结果能为在土壤路基上使用的堆积平板结构路基提供科学基础。

Roadbed Subsidence Mechanisms under the Driven of Penetration-Soak Coupling

Roadbed subsidence is one of the main types of highway flood damage, the periodic fluctuation of the river water level and the softening of the subgrade soils by the river water immersion for a long time are the main inducement factors of the subgrade subsidence. Based on the theory of absorbing water infiltration in unsaturated soil, calculation formula of dynamic stability coefficient of subgrade is established by using the Swedish arc method. Example analysis shows that, soil roadbed suffers the water permeability-soak, road-bed’s stability reduce with the time, and leads to roadbed subsidence. Research results for improving roadbed subsidence water logging mechanism understanding level have a positive meaning.

THE APPLICATION OF GROUND PENETRATING RADAR IN THE HIGHWAY ROADBED INVESTIGATION

Ground penetrating radar (GPR) is a new nondestructive geophysical method for road quality investigation. In this article, a section of the highway joints with the third Yangtze Bridge in Wuhan have been investigated using the RAMAC/GPR system developed by the MAL? GeoScience Company. Various antennas with different frequency were used in the exploration. And the data gathered by the unshielded antenna with frequency in 400 MHz is very well. Then the field data was processed using methods such as trace equalization, F K filtering, deconvolution filtering and so on. Through the processing, the GPR profile shows the underground structure more clearly. From the processed GPR profile, the sinking and slipping condition of the roadbed can be easily found. Most parts of the roadbed are well, but several parts of the roadbed have sunken or slipped seriously. Contrasts to the shallow seismic section, the GPR profile accords with it very well. It indicates that the GPR method is available and has the high efficiency in the highway roadbed investigation.

A Roadbed Cooling Approach for the Construction of Qinghai-Tibet Railway

Over one half of the permafrost along the Qinghai-Tibet Railway is “warm" and approximately 40% ice-rich. Under global warming, the construction of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway needs to consider climate changes over the next 50～100 years. Recent estimates indicate that the air temperature on the plateau will increase by 2.2～2.6℃ by 2050. Thus, the key to the success of the railway construction lies in preventing the permafrost underlying roadbeds from thawing. It has been more than 100 years since the first railway was build over permafrost. A frost damage ratio of greater than 30% has been reported for all the railroads built in permafrost regions. Based upon the experience and lessons learned from roadway constructions over permafrost, this paper proposes a more proactive design approach for the construction of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway. This approach focuses on cooling down the roadbed by lowering the ground temperature and is different from the passive method of preventing permafrost from thawing by simply increasing thermal resistance (e.g., increasing embankment height and using insulating materials). This “roadbed cooling" design approach is especially relevant to “warm" and ice-rich permafrost areas. A number of measures can be taken to cool down the roadbed, including proper selection of roadbed material, and configurations to adjust solar radiation, heat convection, and heat conduction patterns in and/or around the roadbed.

下伏窑洞路基稳定性评价及处治技术研究

为研究三淅高速公路建设中遇到的下伏窑洞路基稳定性问题,文章通过现场取样和室内试验获得岩土材料参数,并通过数值模拟,采用强度折减法研究了下伏窑洞路基典型工况的破坏机理,确定窑洞路基处治判别的安全系数标准和安全距离标准。研究认为,路基正下方埋深小于3m的窑洞均应处治。当水平距离为0m和5m时,路基可不进行处治的临界窑洞埋深分别为5.4m和8.4m;当窑洞埋深为3m、5m、9m和12m时,路堤坡脚与陡崖的安全距离分别为7.2m、8.1m、9.9m和12.6m。研究同时给出下伏窑洞路基处治措施,以期为三淅高速公路和类似工程建设提供参考。

路基岩溶注浆施工分析与应用

针对皖南山区高速铁路路基施工中存在的岩溶发育、溶洞、地质情况复杂等不利地质环境,结合杭黄铁路工程实际,从岩溶路基施工方案的选择、实施及效果等方面,探讨了铁路中常见的岩溶注浆处理方法及施工要点。

探地雷达探测路床结构的正演模拟研究

土体的相对介电常数是表征土体介电特性和极化能力的重要参数。探地雷达发射的电磁波在道路各结构层的传播规律与层间介质的介电性质紧密相关。因此,从时域有限元法原理出发,利用正演模拟软件开展了针对路床层间电磁波回波特征的正演模拟研究。研究结果表明:面层的相对介电常数对探地雷达电磁波在路床层振幅衰减的影响较小;当路床层相对介电常数为20.0、24.0,面层相对介电常数由5.0增加至6.5时,路床层振幅衰减值分别增加了0.04、0.09 V/m;当路床层相对介电常数为20.0、22.0,基层相对介电常数由7.0增加至9.0时,路床层振幅衰减值分别减少了0.85、0.81 V/m;当基层相对介电常数为7.0、7.5、8.5,路床层相对介电常数由12.0增加至30.0时,路床层振幅衰减值分别增加了1.44、1.47、1.44 V/m。

新建道路与既有高速互通方案研究

以武汉临空大道与机场二高速为例,研究了新建公路与既有高速公路的互通方案,重点研究了互通工程中匝道线路方案比选、路面横断面布置、路基填方工程、路基防护、不良地质地段及特殊路基设计、新旧路面结构拼接设计、桥梁方案设计和桥面铺装工程等,对同类互通工程建设方案比选具有参考意义。

废弃口罩加筋的煤矸石路基粗粒土填料动力特性试验研究

为实现废弃口罩资源化再利用,将其运用于煤矸石路基的加筋中,通过开展循环荷载作用下不同加筋方式、不同口罩含量的煤矸石路基填料大型动力三轴试验,探讨了口罩加筋煤矸石路基的可行性和影响因素,研究了口罩对煤矸石路基的加筋效果。研究结果表明:(1)口罩加筋煤矸石路基粗粒土填料能取得良好的加筋效果;(2)不同加筋方式、纤维尺寸、口罩裁剪方向、路基中的口罩含量均会对口罩加筋煤矸石路基粗粒土填料的加筋效果产生影响;(3)在已尝试的试验方案中,土样每20 cm铺设一层口罩织物的加筋效果系数为1.663,加筋效果最为出色。在不同口罩含量对比试验中,土样中口罩含量为30个时,加筋效果系数为2.3,取得了最好的加筋效果,但从现有数据规律中可推论仍有提升空间。研究成果可为煤矸石路基填料改良提供参考。