Final Transportation Test

Front

What are the three main purposes for pavement to be built?

Back

Load Support, Smoothness, Drainage

Front

What type of pavement does NS mostly consist of?

Back

Flexible Pavement (asphalt)

Front

What is the correct order for the Conventional Flexible Pavement Diagram?

1. 1. Surface Course
2. 2. Binder Course
3. 3. Granular Base Course
4. 4. Granular Sub-base Course
5. 5. Compacted Subgrade
6. 6. Natural Subgrade

Back

1. 1. Surface Course
2. 2. Binder Course
3. 3. Granular Base Course
4. 4. Granular Sub-base Course
5. 5. Compacted Subgrade
6. 6. Natural Subgrade

Front

What does HMA stand for?

Back

Hot mix asphalt

Front

What is NOT an advantage of flexible pavement?
Options:
Easily Repaired,
Additional thickness added at any time,
Tolerates a great range of temperatures,
Quickest set time

Back

Quickest set time

Front

What is lean concrete?

Back

Recycled old concrete

Front

What type of bars are used for reinforcing transverse joints?

Back

Dowel Bars

Front

What type of bars are used for reinforcing longitudinal joints?

Back

Tie Bars

Front

What is NOT one of the three types of concrete? Options: Jointed Plain Concrete Pavement (JPCP), Jointed Reinforced Concrete Pavement (JRCP), Jointed Fancy Concrete Pavement (JFCP), Continuous Reinforced Concrete Pavement (CRCP)

Back

Jointed Fancy Concrete Pavement (JFCP)

Front

What does RAP stand for?

Back

Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement