A 25 km long, 8.001 km wide, 2-lane highway is to be paved with 6.00cm thick layer of asphalt.A fleet of 4 dump trucks are to be employed each with an empty mass of 22metric tons and a carrying capacity of 26 cubic metres. Asphalt with a density of 2.322g/m^3 will be used. Determine a) The number of dump truck loads required b) If it takes 4 hours for each truck to deliver a load, how long in day and hours will it take the trucks to deliver all the asphalt? C) The gross mass of each truck.

A 25 km long, 8.001 km wide, 2-lane highway is to be paved with 6.00cm thick layer of asphalt.A fleet of 4 dump trucks are to be employed each with an empty mass of 22metric tons and a carrying capacity of 26 cubic metres. Asphalt with a density of 2.322g/m^3 will be used. Determine a) The number of dump truck loads required b) If it takes 4 hours for each truck to deliver a load, how long in day and hours will it take the trucks to deliver all the asphalt? C) The gross mass of each truck.

Traffic and Highway Engineering

5th Edition

ISBN:9781305156241

Author:Garber, Nicholas J.

Publisher:Garber, Nicholas J.

Chapter21: Pavement Management

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 10P

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