Mechanistic Model for Road Design in Sweden

A. Huvstig
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All roads in Sweden were designed with help of empirical data until 1994. Today, almost all road design is based on multi-layer models with large correction factors. In these models it is for example difficult to find a combination of influence on the road deterioration from many factors like frost/thaw and loading. Mechanistic models are under development in many universities and research institutes in the world today. Sweden has also started a research program on this theme some years ago, in order to create a new mechanistic design model for roads. One problem is that it is of no use to develop a system, which almost no-one can use. Therefore it is necessary to improve the knowledge and competence in the whole business trade for road design and road construction. One part of this work is a new and modern Swedish code, where the tables are replaced with calculation programs. Another part is a broad common education of consultants, clients and contractors. It is also important to validate a new design system and test methods. Sweden has therefore started a broad co-operation between the technical universities and research institutes in the Nordic countries, which could be extended also to other countries. For the covering abstract see ITRD E118503.
瑞典道路设计的机制模型
直到1994年,瑞典所有的道路都是在经验数据的帮助下设计的。今天,几乎所有的道路设计都是基于具有大校正因子的多层模型。例如,在这些模型中,很难找到许多因素(如霜/融和荷载)对道路劣化的综合影响。当今世界上许多大学和研究机构都在开发机械模型。几年前,瑞典也开始了一项关于这一主题的研究项目,目的是为道路创造一种新的机械设计模型。一个问题是,开发一个几乎没有人会使用的系统是没有用的。因此,提高道路设计和道路施工的全行业知识和能力是十分必要的。这项工作的一部分是新的现代瑞典代码,其中表格被计算程序取代。另一部分是对顾问、客户和承包商进行广泛的共同教育。验证新的设计系统和测试方法也很重要。因此,瑞典开始在北欧国家的技术大学和研究机构之间进行广泛的合作,这种合作也可以扩展到其他国家。相关摘要见ITRD E118503。
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