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Transcribed Image Text:5.(e) Design the pavement section by triaxial test method using
the following data:
Wheel load = 4100 kg
Radius of contact area = 15 cm
Traffic coefficient, X = 1.5
Rainfall coefficient Y = 0.9
Design deflection A = 0.25 cm
E-value of subgrade soil E = 100 kg/cm²
E-value of base course material E = 400 kg/cm²
E-value of 7.5 cm thick bituminous concrete surface course =
1000 kg/cm2
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