Loading Frequency and Fatigue · 2010-09-29 · 1 Loading Frequency and Fatigue. In Situ Conditions...
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Loading Frequency and FatigueIn Situ Conditions & Impact on Test Results
Konrad Mollenhauer*, Michael Wistuba* and Rolf Rabe**
**Bundesanstalt fürStraßenwesen, www.bast.de
* Braunschweig Pavement Engineering Centre,www.tu-braunschweig.de
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• Loading frequency• Loading conditions in Full Scale Pavement Tests• Correlating traffic frequency to frequency of
cyclic loading in laboratory testing
• 4PB calibration tests at ISBS• Test device• Derivation of correction factors in the framework
of calibration• Reduction of moving masses
Contents
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Phase 1: Instrumented test track
Phase 2: Measuring mechanical response
non-destructive
Phase 3: Accelerated load testing
destructive
BASt Full Scale Pavement Testing
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SMA 0/8 SABI 0/16 S
Asphaltbase course 0/22 CS
Cementstabilized sand
Cementbound gravel
Sand /Gravel 0/32
Sand 0/2
Frost blanketSand /Gravel 0/32
Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4
SV SV SV V
9,5 m 9,5 m 9,5 m 9,5 m
100 MPa
97 MPa
126 MPa
96 MPa
126 MPa
93 MPa
126 MPa
104 MPa
136 MPa
-90 cm
BASt Full Scale Pavement TestingTest track: Cross section
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SMA 0/8 SABI 0/16 S
Crushedstone base 0/45
Section 5 Section 6 Section 7 Section 8
III III III V9,5 m 9,5 m 9,5 m 9,5 m
AT 0/22 CS
Sand /Gravel 0/32
144 MPa
128 MPa
114 MPa
158 MPa
126 MPa
99 MPa
135 MPa
104 MPa 105 MPa
116 MPa
Frost blanketSand /Gravel 0/32
-90 cm
BASt Full Scale Pavement TestingTest track: Cross section
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AD 4cmAB 8cm
AT 22cm
FSS 56cm
y
xz
Direction of travel
FzTemperature
Asphalt strain
Soil pressure
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gross weight: 40.1 tspeed: 2.7 km/hasphalt-temperature: 16.7 °C
3.12.7 2.3 1.7 2.1
tension/compression ratio:
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ε/σz
ε/σy ε/σx
1 3+
1 3
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ε/σz
ε/σy ε/σx
2
x
z
y
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Pavement: 4PB beam:
z
x
σz,1
σz,2
σy,1
σy,1
σy,2
σx,1
σx,2
σx,1
x
z
y
σx,2
σx,1
σx,2
σx,1
compression
tension
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661 ms
70 ms
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2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500
long
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str
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[µm
/m]
time [ms]
asphalt strain base course, static wheel load: 7075 kg, v = 7,5-7,7 km/h
section 3 (34 cm asphalt)section 7 (22 cm asphalt)section 8 (14 cm asphalt)
0,47 m
34 cm
22 cm
section 3 section 7
14 cm
section 8
0,96 m
0,60 m
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Full Scale Tests @ EPF Lausanne
[Wistuba 2005]
The strain signal at the bottom of the base course can befitted in good approximation by means of a sinusoidal function.
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Frequency of traffic loading
[Wistuba 2005]
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Temperature [°C] Frequency [Hz]Stiffness testing 20 8Fatigue testing 20 30
30 Hz ~ 60 km/h
Type testing of AC acc. to DIN EN 13108-20
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• Loading frequency• Loading conditions in Full Scale Pavement Tests• Correlating traffic frequency to frequency of
cyclic loading in laboratory testing
• 4PB calibration tests at ISBS• Test device• Derivation of correction factors in the framework
of calibration• Reduction of moving masses
Contents
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4PB tests at ISBSTest device
• servohydraulic Dyn-IT (Freundl, D)• static/cylic axial load : ± 50 kN• load amplitude: ± 0,5 mm @ 10 Hz• frequency: 30 Hz; 10 Hz @ ± 0,5 mm• sampling rate: 2 ms • climate chamber: -25 to +65°C • displacement controlled mode• specimen: segment roller compactor,
cut on all sides:– wearing course: 40*40*320 / 50*50*320 mm– base course: 60*60*500 / 70*70*600 mm
• LVDT (± 5.0 mm)• LVDT deflection
control directlyon specimen(play of innerclamps remainsunconsidered)
slide bearings
rotational bearings
specimen
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4PB calibration tests at ISBS
ϕcor = ϕmeasured - f ∙ 360 ∙ Δt
• device-dependent time-lag Δt between force and deflection
• correction of phase angle by
0,0028 s
Correction of phase angle:
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• aluminum beams40*40*280 mm³Eeff = 1.475 MPaEeff = 11.804 MPaEeff = 39.838 MPa
• correction of measured deflection Z(x)(play of outer clamps zPlay, stiffness of bearing frame)from back-calculationZ(x)corr = Z(x) – (zPlay + F0 · KFrame)
Correction of deflection:
4PB calibration tests at ISBS
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4PB calibration tests at ISBS
steel frame
aluminium frame
specimen
•up-to-date test devices with self-acting correction of mass inertia (accelerometer in load cell)
•Force-controlled mode: problems @ f > 10 Hz due to moving masses
•Deflection-controlled mode: correction acc. EN
Moving mass:
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4PB calibration tests at ISBS
• reduction of moving mass:
• no slide bearings for inner clamps
• aluminium frame of12 kg for inner clamps (instead of 35 kg)
• reduction (meq = 15 kg) relevant for f > 25 Hz (represented by the ratio of mass inertia and force acting on the beam)
Correction due tomass inertia:
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Summary•Full scale testing:
• 2 main stress/strain situations determined under the passing wheel
• asphalt strain frequency depends on layer thickness
• test frequency in 4PB correspondsto traffic speed by equationf [Hz] ~ 0,5 v [km/h]
•Calibration procedure:• correction of measured deflection• correction of device-dependent
time-lag between force and deflection• consideration of moving masses
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Thank you !
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Muito obrigado !