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A BASIC STUDY ON EVALUATION OF SPOTTED SURFACE DEFECTS BY A 3D FORMULATING SYSTEM USING TRANSVERSE PROFILE DATA Masayuki Eguchi Akira Kawamura Kazuya Tomiyama Shigeki Takakahashi Shinichiro Omachi RPUG-PDRG 1st Joint Meeting Contents


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A BASIC STUDY ON EVALUATION OF SPOTTED SURFACE DEFECTS BY A 3D FORMULATING SYSTEM USING TRANSVERSE PROFILE DATA

Masayuki Eguchi Akira Kawamura Kazuya Tomiyama Shigeki Takakahashi Shinichiro Omachi

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Background Selection of Surface Detector New 3D Data as Assessment Method ・Data Processing ・Identification of Distress Validation Study Conclusions Contents

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Drainage

Background: Surface Course in NEXCO

Dense graded asphalt Porous asphalt

Interurban expressways are operated by NEXCO.

Rainfall Void

Standard surface course :Porous Asphalt (Since 1999)

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Background: Surface Course in NEXCO

⇒ Accidents on rainy days were significantly reduced.

Dense graded asphalt Porous asphalt

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Background: Deformation of Porous Asphalt

Frequent deformation of porous asphalt : Pumping

・Fine-grained fractions on a subbase spurt to the surface from a crack below the binder course. ・Spurting of fine-graded fractions

  • n the subbase causes local

settlement.

→In order to select a point to be repaired, it is necessary to measure the amount of local settlement on the surface course and assess it.

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Indicator Cracking rate Amount of rutting

Measured data

Road surface image Transverse profile Acquired data

Confirm deformation from an image.

Confirm deformation from height of road surface.

Selection of Surface Detector

NEXCO periodically measures the surface course using a profiler.

→We used this transverse profile to investigate the assessment of local deformation on the surface course. Transverse profile

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【Data Processing】

Transverse profile arranged in order. →Obtain a series of 3D data plots.

New 3D Data as Assessment Method

Rutting parts Transverse profile

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【Data Processing】

1. Correction of transverse gradient Transverse gradient 3%→0% 0% Transverse profile Transverse profile

New 3D Data as Assessment Method

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【Data Processing】

2. All the transverse segments are combined

Corrected transverse profile → Practically used as a quasi-3D profile

New 3D Data as Assessment Method

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・Section in which local deformation is assessed (occurs) the scope of assessment →Count section narrowed down to a section width of 50㎝

(Repeated load) Deformation section (Assessment section) (Repeated load) Deformation section (Assessment section)

50 to 100 cm

【Identification of distress】

50 to 100 cm

New 3D Data as Assessment Method

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Calculate standard deviation (σ) of profile data (〇) within the 50 cm × 50 cm red square, while it is entirely covering around the section

  • Quasi 3-D profile

Assessment ← Lane width →

→Calculate the standard deviation of profile data within the 50 by 50 cm ・Method for extracting local deformation 【Identification of distress】

New 3D Data as Assessment Method

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・Visualized example of calculation of the standard deviation of the profile height

【Identification of distress】

New 3D Data as Assessment Method

pumping →Narrow down the count section, thereby enabling assessment of local deformation.

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For the purpose of validating how this method can be used to identify pumping, rutting data were analysed for several sections of pavement.

  • The road profile data were analysed every 10 mm in the

transverse direction and every 50 mm in the longitudinal direction.

  • The transverse gradient was corrected to 0%.
  • The standard deviation was calculated based on data

collected for 50 cm × 50 cm sections.

Validation Study

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【Standard Deviation】

Level 3 (3 to 4mm)

【Standard Deviation】

Level 5(3mm

  • r higher)

【Standard Deviation】

Level 4 (3 to 5mm)

For the purpose of validating how this method can be used to identify pumping.

・The standard deviation data could be identify the areas of pumping. ・Standard deviation Level3 distress could be

  • bserved before

pumping.

pumping

Validation Study

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Standard Deviation 3 mm Over

Month Case

Detected 50% Predicted 43%

Pumping prediction and occurrence in time series The proposed quasi-3D profile method can adequately detect and predict pumping.

・Of the 74 sections identified where pumping had occurred, 93%could be detected. ・ The average prediction rate was three months.

Validation Study

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CONCLUSIONS

【Purpose of this study】

Develop methods for detection and prediction of pumping Using data: Transverse profile (rutting data)

【Main findings of the study】 Identification of Distress

・Both transverse and longitudinal gradients were corrected for the rutting data. Pumping events were identified using the standard deviation of corrected data.

Validation Study

・ 90% of pumping events could be correctly detected with the proposed method. Pumping was predicted most successfully 10 months before the actual occurrence of this event.

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Questions? Masayuki Eguchi E-mail : m.eguchi.ac@e-nexco.co.jp