Unit Code: 601
Road Pavement Design
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Unit Duration:
One semester
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Credit Points:1
This unit provides advanced knowledge for professional work with the design of road pavements and as a pathway to further learning. It will impart cognitive skills to think critically about materials employed and the methods used to design pavement structures. The unit will also provide specialised technical and creative skills relevant to current and future professional practice. It will further develop the basic skills and knowledge imparted in the core unit Fundamentals of Roads and Pavements.
Unit Topics
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Topic 1
Historical Development of Pavement Design Systems
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Topic 2
Pavement Type Selection, Construction & Maintenance Considerations
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Topic 3
Environment
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Topic 4
Subgrade
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Topic 5
Pavement Materials – Overview and Unbound Granular Material
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Topic 6
Pavement Materials - Cemented Materials
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Topic 7
Pavement Materials - Asphalt
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Topic 8
Pavement Materials - Concrete
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Topic 9
Design Traffic
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Topic 10
Flexible Pavement Design
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Topic 11
Rigid Pavement Design
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Topic 12
Economic Comparison, Implementation and Monitoring of Designs
Prerequisites and Corequisites
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Pavement TechnologyMaster and Graduate Certificate
Prerequisites: 600: Fundamentals of Roads and Pavements
613: Fundamentals of Road ConstructionCorequisites: Nil
Unit Specification
Change Program
Units of Study
- 540: Asset Management Principles
- 541: Project Management Elements
- 560: Project Assessment, Delivery and Completion
- 600: Fundamentals of Roads and Pavements
- 601: Road Pavement Design
- 602: Pavement Construction
- 603: Road and Pavement Surfacings
- 606: Heavy Duty Pavements
- 609: Road Asset Management
- 613: Fundamentals of Road Construction
- 616: Pavement Preservation and Rehabilitation
- 617: Road and Pavement Maintenance
- 619: Contracts: Principles, Management and Risks
- 629: Industry Research Proposal
- 630: Industry Research
- 640: Economics of Financial Management
- 641: Sustainable Physical Infrastructure
- 660: Contractual Dispute Resolution Variations and Claims
- 661: Project Leadership