Evaluate - Pavement Managment System - Lecture Slides, Slides of Management Fundamentals

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PAVEMENT CONDITION SURVEY
performed by FDOT
EVALUATE 100% OF THE STATE
MAINTAINED ROADWAY SYSTEM AS TO
THE CONDITION AND RIDE QUALITY OF
THE WEARING SURFACE
PROVIDE HIGHWAY PERFORMANCE
MONITORING SYSTEM (HPMS) RIDE DATA
Determine present condition
Compare present with past condition
Predict deterioration rates and funding
needs
needs
Justify statewide annual budget request
for rehabilitation
Basis for districts’ project rehabilitation
funding
FLEXIBLE PAVEMENT RATING
RIDE (0 – 10)
PROFILER RIDE
RUTTING (0 – 10)
PROFILER RUT DEPTH
IF NO RIDE/MANUAL RUT DEPTH
CRACKING (0 –10)
INCLUDES PATCHING AND
RAVELING
RIDE DATA IS COLLECTED
WITH AUTOMATED
EQUIPMENT
HIGH SPEED PROFILER
HIGH
SPEED
PROFILER
Class 1 by ASTM E-950
LASER PROFILERLASER PROFILER
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PAVEMENT CONDITION SURVEY

performed by FDOT

  • EVALUATE 100% OF THE STATE

MAINTAINED ROADWAY SYSTEM AS TO

THE CONDITION AND RIDE QUALITY OF

THE WEARING SURFACE

  • PROVIDE HIGHWAY PERFORMANCE

MONITORING SYSTEM (HPMS) RIDE DATA

 Determine present condition

 Compare present with past condition

 Predict deterioration rates and funding needsneeds

 Justify statewide annual budget request for rehabilitation

 Basis for districts’ project rehabilitation funding

FLEXIBLE PAVEMENT RATING

  • RIDE (0 – 10)
    • PROFILER RIDE
  • RUTTING (0 – 10)
    • PROFILER RUT DEPTH
    • IF NO RIDE/MANUAL RUT DEPTH
  • CRACKING (0 –10)
    • INCLUDES PATCHING AND RAVELING

RIDE DATA IS COLLECTED

WITH AUTOMATED

EQUIPMENT

  • • HIGH SPEED PROFILERHIGH SPEED PROFILER Class 1 by ASTM E-

LASER PROFILERLASER PROFILER

LASER SENSORLASER SENSOR OPERATOR CONSOLEOPERATOR CONSOLE

Using a Road Profiler

The pavement profile is used to compute the Ride Number

using a mathematical transformation equation. The Ride

Number gives a pavement rating similar to PSI, but with a

scale of 0 to 10.

A computer software is used to simulate a wheel going

over a pavement profile at 80 km/hr and to compute

the International Roughness Index (IRI), which is the

cumulative vertical movement of the wheel divided by

the distance traveled. It is reported in units of m/km.

Correlation between IRI and PSI (From: Gillespie, T.D., "Everything You Always Wanted to Know about the IRI, But Were Afraid to Ask," presented at the Road ProfileUsers Group Meeting, September 22-24, 1992, Lincoln, Nebraska )

• Ride Number (RN) - ASTM E-

Used For Pavement Management System

and For Ride Acceptance Testing On New

C i

RIDE VALUES

Construction

• International Roughness Index (IRI) -

ASTM E-

Used For Highway Performance

Monitoring System

  • Distance measurement (DMI) on calibrated

section

MONTHLY

  • A minimum of 3 sections (currently 4)
  • Reference sections contain various levels of smoothness

Monthly (Section Verification)

  • Smoothness of Reference Sections determined with

Class 1 profiler (Dipstick)

Annually

  • Rater verification is performed each year on various

sections throughout the area.

Annually

RUTTING DEFECT RATING I-

Measurement of Rut Depth

Using a Road Profiler PROFILER RUTTING DEDUCT POINTS

Rut Depth (inches)

Range (inches)

Deduct Points 0 0.00 - 0.06 0 1/8 0.07 - 0.19 1 1/4/ 0.20 - 0.31 2 3/8 0.32 - 0.44 3 1/2 0.45 - 0.56 4 5/8 0.57 - 0.69 5 3/4 0.70 - 0.81 6 7/8 0.82 - 0.94 7 1 0.95 - 1.06 8 1 1/8 1.07 - 1.19 9 1 1/4 + 1.20 + 10

MANUAL RUT DEPTH MEASUREMENT

MANUAL RUTTING DEDUCT POINTS

Rut Depth

(inches)

Deduct

Points

HAIRLINE CRACKS  1/8 INCH (3.18 mm).

CLASS 1B CRACKINGCLASS 1B CRACKING

CRACKING DEFECT RATING CLASS 1B CRACKING

MAY HAVE SLIGHT SPALLING AND SLIGHT TO MODERATE BRANCHING.

WHEEL PATH AREAS

FLORIDAFLORIDA

I-

CWCW

C0C

PREDOMINATE CRACKING CLASS
IB CRACKING II CRACKING III CRACKING

% of PVT

Area affected

by Cracking

CODE DEDUCT CODE DEDUCT CODE DEDUCT

CONFINED TO THE WHEEL PATHS

(CW)

00-05 A 0.0 E 0.5 I 1.

06-25 B 1.0 F 2.0 J 2.

26-50 C 2.0 G 3.0 K 4.

51 + D 3.5 H 5.0 L 7.

OUTSIDE THE WHEEL PATHS

(CO)

PREDOMINATE CRACKING CLASS
IB CRACKING II CRACKING III CRACKING

% of PVT

Area affected

by Cracking

CODE DEDUCT CODE DEDUCT CODE DEDUCT

00-05 A 0.0 E 0.0 I 0.

06-25 B 0.5 F 1.0 J 1.

26-50 C 1.0 G 1.5 K 2.

51 + D 1.5 H 2.0 L 3.

NOTES FOR CW & CO WHEEL

PATHS

  • PERCENTAGES FOR CW AND CO ARE ESTIMATED SEPARATELY. EACH REPRESENTING 100% OF ITS RESPECTIVE AREAAREA.
  • CRACKING PERCENTAGES ARE COMBINED BUT ONLY THE PREDOMINATE TYPE OF CRACKING PRESENT WILL BE CODED
  • CRACKING DEFECT RATING = 10 - (CW + CO).

RIGID PAVEMENT RATING

  • RIDE RATING
  • DEFECT RATING

RIGID PAVEMENT DEFECTS

  1. Surface Deterioration

  2. Spalling

  3. Corner Cracking

  4. Shattered Slab

  5. Patching

  6. Transverse Cracking

  7. Longitudinal Cracking

  8. Faulting

  9. Pumping

  10. Joint Condition

SURFACE DETERIORATION SPALLING

PATCHING TRANSVERSE CRACKING

LONGITUDINAL CRACKING CORNER CRACKING

DEDUCT VALUES FOR RIGID PAVEMENT

TYPE OF DISTRESS SEVERITY NUMERIC VALUE Faulting 1.0 per 1/32” Faulting Pumping Light Light Light Light

Moderate

1%-25% 26%-50% 51%-75% 76%-100%

1%-25%

2 3 4 5

4 Moderate Moderate Moderate

Severe Severe Severe Severe

26%-50% 51%-75% 76%-100%

1%-25% 26%-50% 51%-75% 76%-100%

6 8 10

6 9 12 15 Joint Condition Partially Sealed Not Sealed

5 10

TRAINING

  • RATERS ARE COMPARED ANNUALLY ON PAVEMENTS THAT EXHIBIT A RANGE OF CONDITIONS

RATED

MILES

LANE

MILES MILESMILES

FLEXIBLE 18,329 41,

RIGID 364 988

TOTAL 18,693 42,

YearYear 20032003 20042004 20052005 20062006 20072007

RideRide

Statewide Deficient Miles

RideRide 10631063 MilesMiles

MilesMiles

MilesMiles

MilesMiles

MilesMiles

CrackCrack

MilesMiles

MilesMiles

MilesMiles

MilesMiles

MilesMiles

RutRut

596 Miles596 Miles

498 Miles498 Miles

474 Miles474 Miles

384 Miles384 Miles

367 Miles367 Miles

CRACK

Crack Changes

2006 Compared to 2007

92.0% of the 2007 Crack Ratings are within +/- 1 Point Compared to 2006

Rut Changes

2006 Compared to 2007

99.8% of the 2007 Rut Ratings are within +/- 1 RUT Point Compared to 2006

Ride Changes

2006 Compared to 2007

RIDE

99.9% of the 2007 Ride Ratings are within +/- 1 Point Compared to 2006

2007 Crack Distribution

38,546 lane miles 15.53% rated 6 or below

Flexible Pavements Statewide

2007 Rut Distribution

38,546 lane miles 0.95% rated 6 or below

Flexible Pavements Statewide

2007 Ride Distribution

Flexible Pavements Statewide

38,491 lane miles 9.04% rated 6 or below

AUTOMATED DISTRESS EQUIPMENT

(Under experimentation)

Accelerometer – corrects for the vertical movement of the vehicle

  • Extremely sensitive sensors
  • Measure acceleration with virtually infinite resolution
  • “All weather” instruments
  • 0.5 G to 10 G – range sensing pivot
  • Mounted into front bumper

Computer systems

  • Types:
    • 3 Pentium IV computer systems for collection of data from digital cameras with Windows 2000
    • Hybrid DOS/Windows98 MDR computer
  • Line Scan Camera Computer:
    • Controls all processes related to the pavement camera
    • Contains an encoder board that controls the timing of the pavement camera
  • Area Scan Cameras (Right of Way and Sign Cameras):
    • Collect images by taking digital snapshots at specified intervals
    • Contains APIX capture card

Thank You!

Questions?