TRC2107 - Non-Nuclear Moisture Content and Density Determination
项目名称: TRC2107 - Non-Nuclear Moisture Content and Density Determination
摘要: The main objective of this study is to determine if there are any technologies capable of replacing the nuclear density gauge for moisture and density determination. There are currently non-nuclear methods of determining density of subgrade material that can provide accurate results compared to the nuclear density gauge, but other methods need to be considered as well to determine the best possible replacement for the nuclear density gauge. The research associated with this study will be performed through four tasks: 1.) Determine which non-nuclear devices rapidly and accurately determine moisture and density values that are comparable to the nuclear density gauge. A literature and available product review will be performed to determine which non-nuclear devices rapidly and accurately determine moisture and density values. 2.) Evaluate what methods of determining moisture content are available that have the same ease of use and speed as the nuclear gauge. Methods of obtaining water content in less than three minutes will be evaluated. 3.) Determine the most accurate and rapid methods of determining moisture content, density, or a combination of the two. The most accurate and rapid method of determining moisture content, density, or a combination of the two will be evaluated by means of statistical analyses on the measured data that will be collected by the participants of the Center for Training Transportation Professionals (CTTP) classes. 4.) Develop a testing and procedure manual and a training module. A testing manual and training module will be developed for the most accurate and rapid methods that are found during Task 3. The testing and procedure manual will include step-by-step procedures on how to operate the device. The testing and procedure manual will also include a section on typical results determined from the device for subgrade and base course materials.
状态: Active
资金: $211,088
资助组织: Federal Highway Administration<==>Arkansas Department of Transportation
项目负责人: Caster, William
执行机构: University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
开始时间: 20201130
预计完成日期: 20221130
主题领域: Construction;Environment;Geotechnology;Highways;Materials
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