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  • REVISION REGISTER 01B

    2/0

    1/0 G. Donald

    ED/REV DATE AUTHORISEDSHEET No AMENDMENT DESCRIPTION

    30.09.1984

    K. Porter30.06.2009

    3/0 K. Porter31.05.2010

    ALL Comprehensive review

    ALL Comprehensive review

    AUTHORISEDSHEET No AMENDMENT DESCRIPTIONED/REV DATE

    A3 original

    SCALES

    This sheet may be prepared using colour and may be incomplete if copied

    REGISTRATION NUMBER

    FILE No.

    SHEET No.

    ISSUE

    DESIGNED

    REVIEWEDCo-ordinate System: MGA Zone 56 Height Datum: A.H.D.

    -ROADS AND TRAFFIC AUTHORITY, NSW SERIES

    MD.R83.CC

    CC

    STANDARD DETAILS - CONSTRUCTION

    CONTINUOUSLY REINFORCED CONCRETE PAVEMENT (CRCP)

    SERIES CC

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    ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY BRANCH

    PREPARED BY

  • SHEET INDEXDrawing name No.

    CC 01B

    SYMBOL DESCRIPTION

    NOTE 5; ALL NUMERIC NOTES ARE LOCATED ON NOTE 5

    CONTINUOUSLY REINFORCED CONCRETE PAVEMENTCRCP

    LEAN-MIX CONCRETE SUBBASELCS

    PCP-R

    DOWELLED PLAIN CONCRETE PAVEMENTPCP-D

    STEEL FIBRE REINFORCED CONCRETE PAVEMENTSFCP

    SMZ

    PCP

    SELECT MATERIAL ZONE (UPPER SUBGRADE)

    PLAIN CONCRETE PAVEMENT

    L max.

    Min. Corner Angles (b)

    Index and Legend

    Bridge Approach Plans

    L min.

    W max.

    R max.Shape Factor R = L / W

    W min

    R min.

    Table 2.4 Notes:

    CRCP

    4.4 (4.5)

    SHEET CC 03.

    JOINTED REINFORCED CONCRETE PAVEMENTJRCP

    (metres)

    (metres)

    UN-TRAFFICKED (a)TRAFFICKED (a)

    LONGITUDINAL: TIED & SAWN

    C15

    C14

    C7

    C7d

    C5

    C2d

    C2

    C1

    TRANSVERSE: CONSTRUCTION, FORMED & DRILL-TIED

    TRANSVERSE: CONSTRUCTION, FORMED & TIED

    LONGITUDINAL EDGE, BUTT OR CORRUGATED

    LONGITUDINAL: UNTIED & SAWN

    LONGITUDINAL: DRILL-TIED & FORMED

    LONGITUDINAL: TIED & FORMED

    TYPE DESCRIPTION

    LL

    to C mm.

    JOINT TYPE: DD

    SFCP-R STEEL FIBRE REINFORCED CONCRETE PAVEMENT

    WITH MESH ADDED

    TABLE A.B SHEET A, TABLE B (LIKEWISE "FIGURE A.B")

    1.5

    LCS

    0.6

    SYMBOL DESCRIPTIONTable 2.2 Notes:

    (a)

    UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISEUNO

    ABBREVIATIONSTABLE 2.1: JOINT TYPE NUMBERS AND DESCRIPTIONSTABLE 2.2:

    SYMBOLSTABLE 2.3:

    (a)

    Table 2.3 Notes:

    R

    Bridge Approach Sections

    Joint Details Sheet 1

    Joint Details Sheet 2

    see CC05 and Fig. 11.1.

    Leg Length in terminal anchors.

    Notes (numeric)

    REINFORCED PCP (DISCRETE SLABS)

    (h)

    (i)

    F72

    CC 02

    CC 03

    CC 04

    CC 05

    CC 06

    CC 07

    CC 08

    CC 09

    CC 10

    CC 11

    CC 12

    CC 13

    CC 14

    CC 15

    LD

    RED RELIEF-EDGE DISTANCE

    GENERAL SLAB DIMENSIONAL LIMITS TABLE 2.4:(f)

    (g)

    (f)

    (e)

    Base thickening in bridge approach anchors.

    Joint Details Sheet 3

    CC 01A

    within 20 years, it must be designed for "trafficked" criteria.

    Where an un-trafficked slab is likely to become trafficked

    design review.

    They must not be adopted by field staff without approved

    use by designers where unavoidable.

    Values in brackets show compromise limits for exclusive

    Reserved.

    Slab Length L

    (d)

    (c)

    (b)

    (a)

    TIEBAR SPACING : Constant spacing of A mm

    TIEBAR SPACING : Change point from spacing B

    TIEBAR NUMBER PER SLAB. Note (a).

    C

    A

    B

    53

    Mesh - reinforced slab (non-CRCP)

    Sometimes used in lieu of hatching or shading

    (iii) In other PCP; See Series CP.

    (ii) In PCP ramp joints types PI, P2, P2d.

    (i) In joints type C2p where the ties will be clustered.

    C2p

    C4

    C6

    C16 - C17

    C8 - C13

    LONGITUDINAL: CLUSTER TIED & FORMED

    LONGITUDINAL: UNTIED & FORMED

    TRANSVERSE: CONSTRUCTION, FORMED & TIED;

    ONLY APPLICABLE IN BRIDGE APPROACH ZONE.

    Typical Plan - with PCP Ramp

    Reinforcement Details Sheet 1

    NA NA

    NANA

    4.3 (4.5)

    NA

    NA

    NA

    NA

    0.61.0

    NA

    NA

    PCP, PCP - R, SFCP, SFCP - R

    Drawings

    Series CP

    See

    Typical Reinforcement Plan

    Applicable to jointed slabs only as follows:

    Slab Width W (d) , (i), (j)

    ISOLATION WITH SUBGRADE BEAM

    ISOLATION WITHOUT SUBGRADE BEAM

    C18 BEAMED EDGE

    F71 SEE SERIES CP DRAWINGS

    Suffixes apply as follows: b : butt, c : corrugated, d : drilled

    p: PCP interface (clustered ties)

    edges or joints, or the largest radial measure on curved slabs.

    Width is the largest square measure between longitudinal

    Reserved.

    Corner angles must be maximised wherever possible.

    See Note 1 on sheet CC03

    contributors such as mounted kerbs.

    Slab width limits must make allowances for stress

    must be a tied & corrugated joint.

    For slabs with W < 3.4 m one longitudinal edge

    Reserved.

    (j)

    Reinforcement Details Sheet 2

    Rural Intersection Plan

    Kerbs & Barriers

    CC 16Typical Plan - with CRCP Ramp

    CRCP Extension of existing CRCP

    Title

    Revision Register

    INDEX AND LEGEND 02A3 original

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    Amendment Description

    REGISTRATION NUMBER

    FILE No.

    SHEET No.

    ISSUE

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    -ROADS AND TRAFFIC AUTHORITY, NSW SERIES

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    ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY BRANCH

    PREPARED BY

  • 03

    PAVING

    REINFORCEMENT

    (b) Within 30 m of anchors, and/or;

    (c) Within 30 m of contract limits.

    SLAB DIMENSIONAL LIMITS

    ANCHORS. JOINT DETAILS

    KERBS, ISLANDS, MEDIANS & BARRIERS

    SEALANTS AND FILLERS

    DOWELS

    SLAB REPLACEMENT

    LEAN-MIX CONCRETE SUBBASE (LCS)

    REFERENCES(a) Where the central joint is specifically shown as an optional

    formed joint Type C2, and/or;

    (b)

    1. (a)

    GENERAL

    permitted within trafficked lanes except:-

    41 . A filler must be provided between the LCS and the abutment

    (or other structure). The filler must comply with RTA 3204 and

    must cover the full end of the LCS.

    40. LCS joints are typically butt faced and need not be scabbled or

    corrugated. They must not be tied. The vertical alignment must

    36. (a) Where joints daylight at formed joints or edges, the sealant

    (both temporary and permanent) must extend down the

    vertical face of joints (in accordance with the Specification)

    to prevent the ingress of incompressibles during subsequent

    paving. Dimensions must be equivalent to those for the top

    35. At least one kerb tiebar must be placed in any discrete section

    of kerb bounded by joints (eg at kerb noses).

    32. Joints in kerbs (etc.) must be located to coincide with joints in

    31. Longitudinal joints (Types C1, C2, C4 & C5 ) may terminate

    The change from a tied longitudinal joint to an untied one

    (referred to as an "un-tied change point") must occur only at

    27. Outer edges may be either Type C6b or C6c unless specifically

    shown otherwise. Tiebars must not be provided in Type C6

    joints unless specifically shown otherwise.

    created by sawcutting or by fixing a temporary filler to the first-

    placed face. The nominated method must consider the impact

    of any existing rounding and/or spalling of the existing arrisses.

    24. In corrugated joints, the top and bottom corrugations must be

    concave in the first-placed face.

    23. All formed joints in the Base (including tied joints) must be

    debonded in accordance with the specification.

    those shown here may be provided to suit the construction

    7. Slab dimension limits are listed on Table 2.4. These are

    critical criteria governing the layout of joints, and compliance

    must be strictly observed. All skew angles refer to road skew

    requirements. They may be bent in situ.

    6. (a) Tiebars must be provided in tied longitudinal joints at the

    specified spacings.

    TIEBARS

    38.

    the ingress or mortar and other incompressibles.

    and the full face of exposed joints must be sealed to prevent

    At slab replacements, all exposed faces must be debonded

    (ie. 90 - bridge skew).

    34. The location of Base joints relative to the extremities of islands

    in the Base.

    must be such as to prevent the occurrence of re-entrant angles

    (ie. excluding mounted kerbs such as types SF, SG, SM) the

    Where a Base joint intersects the nose of an adjoining kerb

    used as a control for the location of adjacent joints.

    and kerbs is critical. The dimensions so specified must be

    20.

    dowels must comply with AS 3679.1.

    on interlayer treatments in accordance with R82.

    (d) Design of tiebars and other transverse reinforcement is based

    For LCS, no upper limit is specified on the width between

    39.

    method) must be located within the zone 0.25 0.15 m offset

    the nominated zone.

    joints but, if joints are required, they must be located within

    Hence, LCS may be paved in large widths without longitudinal

    joints and/or free edges.

    from the planned location of base joints.

    LCS longitudinal joints (if required by the nominated paving

    See also Note 25.

    Mesh must be placed in accordance with the Series CP or CJ

    5.

    25 . Designers attention is drawn to the risk of using induced

    longitudinal joints at locations other than the centre of the total

    width "W" to be paved in one pass. As a guide, they should be

    located not more than W/10 from the paved centre.

    14. At horizontal anchor construction joints, the horizontal faces

    must be scabbled.

    Anchors may be constructed in discrete sections to match base

    pavement widths. Where used, vertical construction joints in

    anchors must be placed within 50 mm of a longitudinal Base

    joint. H bars N16 must be lapped by 450 mm, and the joint

    (i) within 0.5 m of each extremity, and;

    (ii) at each deflection in alignment.

    The imprint must be in accordance with CC07 Detail A,

    and to a depth of 4 1 mm below the circular surround.

    Stamps should preferably be placed within low trafficked

    areas. Anchor slabs are always reinforced so need not be

    face must be lightly scabbled.

    (d)

    (c)

    (b)

    17. (a)

    in the documents.

    grade and drainage requirements, as specified elsewhere

    The 200 mm depth is nominal only and to be adjusted to suit

    intrusion into the base concrete.

    Geotextile wrapping is to be fully secured to prevent its

    Drains are not required between adjacent anchors unless a

    the anchor. Where the grade falls away from the anchor,

    longitudinal grade on that side of the anchor falls towards

    stamped (R). A stamp is not required under proposed AC surfacing.

    15. The thickness of the terminal leg pavement (denoted D ) must

    not be less than the greater of : (a) the specified pavement

    thickness of the approach slab (to facilitate subbase construction).

    The thickness must be constant within the length L .L

    L

    JOINT LAYOUT DESIGN

    Notwithstanding, the constructed slab layout must comply

    with the limits contained in Table 2.4.

    18. The joint layout has been designed so that slabs have

    corner angles not more acute than the values shown

    in Table 2.4. This is a major criterion governing

    the alignment of joints, particularly intersection areas,

    In non-typical areas such as intersections where definition on

    joint location is inadequate, dimensions must be scaled to the

    nearest 0.1 m and the joints must be located within 0.2 m.

    and compliance must be strictly observed.

    19. Longitudinal Base joints, unless otherwise shown, must be

    located within the zone offset from the lane lines as follows:

    (a) In rural design: 0.20 0.10 m, with offset in the direction

    (b) In urban design: 0.10 0.05 m, with offset away from the

    most heavily trafficked lanes.

    shown;

    above the anchor centreline and:

    Anchors must be identified by a surface stamp placed

    thickness, and (b) 250mm, but it must be increased to match the

    (b) Steel reinforcement must be in accordance with AS4671,

    4. (a) See Fig 11.2 for bar marking legend.

    Steel must be of the classifications listed in Table 11.3

    unless otherwise specified.

    Fig 12.2 shows acceptable lap patterns in B and C bars.

    42.

    RTA R83: Concrete Pavement Base

    RTA R82: Lean Mix Concrete Subbase

    (b) Sealants and fillers must comply with RTA R83.

    33. Unless otherwise allowed in the Specification, kerb types SA,

    SB, SC, SE, SK and SL must be strength grade N32 (min) in

    accordance with Standard AS 1379 and must not be extruded.

    pavement thickness design purposes (as long as they are also tied).

    Such kerbs are deemed to satisfy the "with shoulder" criteria for

    3. On the through-carriageway, single lane paving is not

    37. Refer to drawing Series CP or CJ.

    only at joint Types C2, C7, C14, C15, or at free edges.

    joint Types C7, C14, C15.

    28. Reserved.

    30. Reserved.

    Reserved.29.

    26. In joint Type C4 the sealant reservoir may be

    to achieve continuity.

    22. Untied joints Types C14 to C16 (inclusive) must be continuous

    Reserved.

    21. Transverse construction joints (Type C7) additional to

    program and/or methods. They must be aligned at an angle

    to the adjacent longitudinal joints of 90 6.

    13. Unless shown otherwise, terminal anchors in CRCP

    consist of groups of three Type 12 anchors.

    16. Anchor stirrups must be lapped to the B or C bars.

    non-typical catchment exists. For example on adverse

    crossfall a PCP shoulder anchor will direct water towards

    the CRCP, hence necessitating a drain.

    SPECIAL REINFORCEMENT

    10. Areas of base which require special reinforcement have been

    marked on the drawings. Typical locations are:

    (c) at cut-outs such as drainage structures.

    (b) at tapers in width;

    (a) at acute slab corners;

    11. Reserved.

    9. Where jointed slabs are tied to CRCP, a reduction in the typical

    slab length is recommended to minimise conflict in contraction

    strains at the C2p joint.

    drawings.

    CC02.

    Abbreviations and nomenclature are scheduled on sheet

    A definition of terms is contained in the specification.

    (c)

    adjacent shoulder lanes.

    2. Paving of CRCP must precede paving of adjacent Jointed

    pavement unless separated by an isolation joint.

    Paving within travel lanes must precede paving within

    (Series CP, CJ or CF).

    Jointed Base must also comply with the relevant drawings

    Where a filler is used, the formed faces must be prepared in

    accordance with the specification prior to silicone sealant installation.

    paving.

    (e) Tiebars E2 must be securely fixed against rotation during

    the adjoining Base, in accordance with RTA R15 except that C7

    joints need not be extended into kerbs. For kerbs abutting jointed

    pavement, refer to the relevant drawings (CP or CJ).

    For kerbs abutting CRCP, construct shrinkage control joints in

    accordance with AS2876 and at spacings of 2.5m to 3.0m.

    located traffic signal detector loops.

    design details for items listed in Table C1.2.

    Project-specific drawings must therefore show precise

    intended for interpretation and application by site staff.

    intended primarily for use by designers and are not

    included (eg. Table 12.1 for tiebar spacings) they are

    designers & constructors. Where design tables are

    These Drawings provide standard details for use by both

    8. Reserved.

    12. CRCP is not suitable for the incorporation of sawcut

    (c) Bar laps must be as follows:

    N12: 360 mm min.(i)

    N16: 525 mm min.(ii)

    > N20: 30 x dia min.(iii) _

    (b) Tiebars Shape 21 (in kerbs) are bent to satisfy cover

    delete the drain and extend the subbase to the anchor.

    Anchor drains are only required where the

    between free edges (as defined). They may be intermixed

    NOTESA3 original

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    REGISTRATION NUMBER

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    ISSUE

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    -ROADS AND TRAFFIC AUTHORITY, NSW SERIES

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    1

    -

    1-

    SECTION

    SMZ SELECT MATERIAL ZONE

    CRCP BASE

    C7

    3.0 TYP

    C2p

    C6b

    C1

    C7

    FORMED AND CLUSTER TIED

    INDUCED AND TIED

    FORMED EDGE

    CRCP

    CRCP

    0.05 NOM. 0.05 NOM.

    TYPICAL CROSS SECTION

    0.25 0.15 0.25 0.15

    0.5 MIN

    MIN0.5

    TYP0.6

    C1C2p

    3.84.31.9

    SHOULDER

    0.53.53.5

    TRAVEL LANESHOULDER

    2.5

    TRAVEL LANE

    PCP

    -

    1

    4.0 B

    AS

    E S

    LA

    B3.0

    1.9

    3.8

    4.3

    BRID

    GE

    AP

    PR

    OA

    CH

    BRID

    GE

    2-

    TRAVEL LANE

    2.5

    SHOULDER

    3.5

    0.05 NOM.0.05 NOM.

    PCP BASE

    SMZ SELECT MATERIAL ZONE (TYPICAL)

    SECTION

    -

    2

    SHOULDER

    0.25 0.15

    3.5

    LA

    NE

    S 0.5

    3.5

    2.5

    SL

    AB

    BA

    SE

    (TYPICAL)

    PCP BASE

    (IN SHOULDER ONLY)

    PCP BASE

    2.4

    3.8

    4.3

    SL

    AB

    BA

    SE

    2.5 L

    AN

    ES

    3.5

    FORMED EDGE

    2.0

    C2p

    C1

    C6b

    P6b

    1.9

    3.8

    4.3

    SL

    AB

    BA

    SE

    3.5

    0.5 L

    AN

    ES

    3.5

    2.5

    P6b3

    950

    950

    3 3

    P4P6b

    P6b

    69

    TYPE 12

    ANCHORS

    TERMINAL

    0.3+1.3

    3.0 TYP.

    NOTE 39

    P2

    3

    C1 C2

    C14

    C1 C2

    C1

    NOTE 39 NOTE 39

    806

    9

    1.0

    P1

    P7

    P9TYP

    P7

    4.0 B

    AS

    E S

    LA

    B4.0

    P7

    P2

    4.0 3.0

    P7

    P7

    6

    840

    1050

    TERMINAL ANCHOR

    TERMINAL ANCHORS

    TYPE 12

    TYPP8

    CRCP

    PCP

    PCP-R

    FLEXIBLE

    b) Reinforcement details on this sheet are

    PAVEMENT

    FLEXIBLE

    PAVEMENT

    FLEXIBLE

    706

    TYPP8

    P4 84(MIN.)

    3.0 TYP

    84MIN.

    For further details.

    See Series CP

    a)

    NOTE 25

    E3 - N12 CLUSTERED

    E1 - N12 TIEBARS

    FORMED AT BREAK IN PAVING

    TRANSVERSE CONSTRUCTION JOINT

    E3 - N12 CLUSTERED

    E3 - N12 CLUSTERED

    700470

    NOTES 3 & 25

    5.0 0.5

    706

    Pavement Types:

    indicative only. See Note 1(b).

    Refer to Series CP drawings for further

    PCP details.

    c)

    Sections for pavement edge treatments.

    d)

    Table 2.4.

    For slab dimensional limits refer to

    See CC16 for CRCP ramp alternative.

    FIGURE 4.1

    5.0 0.5

    SEE NOTES 3 & 25

    SEE NOTE (c)TYPE 12

    700 600

    A1 - N12

    E1 - N12 TIEBARS

    700 700

    P1 P2

    SEE NOTE 25

    E3 - N12 CLUSTERED

    470600

    A1 - N12

    P2

    C2p

    SEE NOTE 9

    3.6 0.2 TYP.

    WHERE AN UNTIED LONGITUDINAL

    JOINT EXTENDS INTO A TRAFFICKED

    LANE IT MUST CHANGE TO A P14

    E1 - N12 TIEBARS

    C6P6

    P6P6

    NOTE (C)NOTE (C)

    ONLY

    SHOULDER

    IN PCP

    OPTION A

    (SEE OPTION B BELOW)

    NOTES

    3 9

    750750

    470600

    OPTION B

    OPTION A ABOVE)

    (ALTERNATIVE TO

    950950

    700700

    OPTION 1 OPTION 2

    950750750

    0.2 0.1

    NOTE (e)

    NOTE 19

    NOTE (e)

    NOTE (e)

    e)

    f)

    indicative only.

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    W2

    5

    06

    6

    06

    W3

    W4

    MIN

    1000

    84(+6,-0)

    3000 MAX

    MIN

    1000

    1000

    MIN

    1500 MIN 1100 MIN

    4000 MIN

    1000 MIN

    F2

    F2

    F2

    F14

    SLAB

    BRIDGE APPROACH

    C1 C2

    BRIDGE

    F2

    3000 MAX

    SFCP-R

    BRIDGE

    C2C1F2SLAB

    BRIDGE APPROACH

    C2p

    F14

    CRCP

    SFCP-R

    SFCP-R

    SFCP-R C

    RCP

    PCP

    1100 MIN

    C2p

    A

    OR

    SFCP-R

    SFCP-R

    SFCP-R

    CRCP

    OR

    A

    A

    PCP-R

    PCP-R

    CRCP

    P8

    C

    B

    W4

    F

    T3

    T2

    E

    D

    A

    P8

    W1

    T1

    1800 300

    1800 300

    LL

    LL

    LL

    DETAIL

    FOR SKEW < 84

    IN TERMINAL SLABS

    CORNER REINFORCEMENT

    -

    AA-

    -

    A

    A

    TERMINAL DESIGN AT BRIDGES

    F

    F

    F

    F4

    3

    2

    1 F5

    F6

    F7

    F8

    A

    07

    (F to F )

    F2 JOINTS

    TIEBAR SPACING IN TYPE

    CORNER ANGLES F

    Design as per TABLE 12.1

    W1 to W4

    adjoining Type C1 / C2 and F2 joints (at points D, E and F) are

    equal. Check dimensions W1 to W4. The minimum offsets from

    (d) Locate the skewed Type F2 joints, They need not be parallel but

    that the resulting angle at B complies with the target minimum value

    limit on the far side is satisfied, i.e. 20.0 m max.

    side (top side in this diagram). Check that the dimensional

    (a) Locate the anchor relative to the approach slab at the nearest

    T1, T2, T3:

    4.5 max, 1.0 min.

    LIMITS

    SLAB WIDTH W1 to W4

    DIMENSIONSYMBOL

    (e) For reinforcement in SFCP-R terminal slabs and in

    1 8

    5 6 7 8

    BRIDGE SKEW

    ROAD SKEW

    TERMINAL DESIGN AT BRIDGES

    FOR ROAD SKEW 60 84

    07

    A

    84

    L

    4000 MIN.

    L 12,000 MAX.

    07

    _

    FIGURE 5.1

    F 10900 MAX, 1500 MIN.L

    AN

    CH

    OR 1

    C2p

    4000 MIN.

    A

    PCP-R

    CRCP

    CRCPC14

    4

    12000 MAX.

    LL

    C2

    AN

    CH

    OR 1

    A

    AN

    CH

    OR 2

    A

    AN

    CH

    OR 3

    # 3000 TYP.

    C1

    7

    06

    7

    06

    C1

    * *

    X X X

    # # # # #

    # 1800 300

    C2p

    *AS PER TABLE 2.4

    X

    C6C6

    C6C6

    F72

    L

    C6

    P6

    TABLE 5.1: KEY TO FIGURE 5.2

    F

    C6

    P6

    SEE

    4

    FOR SHOULDER DETAILS

    SEE DRAWINGS CP

    5000 5005000 500

    A A

    FIGURE 5.3

    NTS.

    DETAIL

    FOR SHOULDER DETAILS

    SEE DRAWINGS CP

    2 - K - N20 -

    (T&B)

    *

    2 - K - N20 -

    (T&B)

    *

    (SEE ALSO TABLE 5.1)

    terminal anchors refer to Table 11.5

    BEND ON

    80 2

    0

    CO

    VE

    R

    1500

    1500

    /3

    /3

    /3

    F

    F

    F

    FOF BOTTOM MESH

    MESH AND TOPSIDE

    UNDERSIDE OF TOP

    BARS TO BE TIED TO

    K - N20

    CRCP

    F71

    C2p

    CP DRAWINGS

    SEE SERIES

    A suggested setout sequence is as follows:-

    (b) Locate the Type F72/F71 joint (marked A - B on this diagram).

    Locate point A according to dimensional limits. Radiate to point B such

    TABLE 5.1: NOTES

    T1

    BRIDGE APPROACH PLANSA3 original

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    CRCP TERMINAL ANCHOR 1 DESIGN AT BRIDGES

    SECTION

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    SECTION 7

    04

    600 MIN.

    ANCHOR

    TYPE 12

    (TY

    PE 1

    2)

    FOR ROAD SKEW > 84

    A

    -

    1200

    TERMINAL SLAB BRIDGEBRIDGE APPROACH SLAB

    600

    LCS

    05NTS

    DRAWINGS

    REFER TO BRIDGE

    COVER.

    (SEE NOTE 14)

    JOINT

    CONSTRUCTION

    F14

    (SEE NOTE 41)

    SUBGRADE BEAM

    FILLER

    SECTION

    LCS

    MIN.

    FOR ROAD SKEW 60 84

    30 10

    D

    BA

    SE

    SFCP-R

    1,100 MIN.

  • 07

    06

    7

    C1

    C2p

    C ANCHOR 3LLC ANCHOR 2L

    C14

    ISO

    LA

    TIO

    N J

    OIN

    T

    C ANCHOR 1 (EXTENDS

    THROUGH SHOULDER)

    NOTES:

    BRIDGE SKEW

    A

    ROAD SKEW

    3

    JOINTS IN PCP SHOULDER

    P8

    1800 300

    P8

    (b) C BAR CENTRES CALCULATED BASED ON REINFORCEMENT

    RATIO OF 0.68-0.70%. REFER TABLE 11.1 NOTE (c).

    A

    A A

    A A

    (a) FOR NUMBERED NOTES REFER SHEET CC 03.

    F14

    /

    5

    90

    5

    50

    SURFACE STAMP FOR ANCHOR SLABS

    NTS

    DETAIL

    A

    CIRCULAR SURROUND

    A

    TYPICAL CRCP REINFORCEMENT PLAN

    5000 500

    IN THIS ZONE

    FOR DESIGN

    SEE CC05

    SEE NOTE (f)

    P8

    SEE NOTE (f)

    CLUSTERED

    E3 - N12

    SLAB

    APPROACH

    BRIDGE

    LL

    R R

    CLUSTERED

    E3 - N12

    CLUSTERED

    E3 - N12

    4,000 MIN.

    P8

    R

    A1 - N12 - JP

    1000 - JP

    E1 - N12

    C BAR CTRS

    D2 - N16 ATD2 - N16 AT

    C BAR CTRS

    A

    -

    LAPPING OPTIONS.

    B1 - N16 AT C BAR CENTRES

    SEE CC12 FOR

    5000 500

    (d) C1 AND C2 JOINTS HAVE BEEN NOMINATED FOR

    DEMONSTRATION PURPOSES; SEE NOTE 3.

    (e) A1 BARS MAY BE CONTINUOUS ACROSS THE C1 JOINT IN

    LIEU OF TIEBAR E1/E2. COVER TO SAW CUT MUST BE 30 MIN.

    (f) AT ANCHORS 2 & 3 THE LOCATIONS OF JOINTS P8 AND TIEBARS

    E3 ARE INDEPENDENT OF THE ANCHORS.

    C2

    R

    SEE DRAWINGS CP FOR

    SHOULDER DETAILS

    C BAR CTRS

    D1 - N16 AT

    1000 - JP

    E1 - N12

    F - N16 & G1 - N16

    AT 300 C IN

    PCP SHOULDERS

    C

    (d)

    P8

    CLUSTERED

    E3 - N12

    60 M

    IN.

    60 M

    IN.

    A1 - N12 - * - JP

    SEE NOTE (e)

    LAP OPTIONS

    SEE CC12 FOR

    (d)

    1800 300

    6 PER ANCHOR

    A2 - N12 - * - 350

    6 PER ANCHOR

    H - N16 - * - NA

    CC

    PAIRS EACH ANCHOR

    AT C BAR IN

    F - N16 AND G1 - N16

    06

    7

    C7

    L1 - N16 - 12000

    AT 3 x C BAR CTRS

    110 30

    110 30

    110 30

    3000 TYPICAL3000 TYPICAL

    FIGURE 7.1

    NTS

    SEE NOTE (e)

    E1 - N12 - 1000 - JP

    C - N16 - * - JP

    P6

    C6

    110 30

    JOIN

    S

    BE

    LO

    W

    A1 - N12 - * - JP

    JOIN

    S

    AB

    OV

    E

    C2p

    C7d

    C7d

    C1

    C - N16 - * - JP

    CTRS

    AT 3 x C BAR

    L1 - N16 - 12000

    B2 - N16 - * - JP

    3000 min.300 min.

    09

    C7d

    See Note 13

    (c) A BAR CENTRES AS PER TABLE 12.1

    60 min

    60 min

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    LONGITUDINAL / CLUSTER TIED / FORMED

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    LCS

    CRCP (FORMED FIRST)

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    PLAN

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    50 NOM.

    D

    250 MIN.

    BA

    SE D

    EP

    TH

    DD

    C4c

    (NO FUTURE BASE WIDENING PROPOSED)

    CRCPCRCP

    CRCP

    LCS

    C5

    CRCP

    JOINT TYPE

    CRCP LONGITUDINAL / UNTIED / SAWN

    D/3 MIN.

    JOINT TYPE

    CRCP BUTT EDGE

    C6b

    CRCP

    LCS

    C6c

    CRCP CORRUGATED EDGE

    JOINT TYPE

    (WHERE PAVEMENT WIDENING IS ANTICIPATED)

    CRCP

    LCS

    C4b OR

    CRCP

    JOINT TYPE

    CRCP LONGITUDINAL / UNTIED / FORMED

    CRCP

    C2d

    CRCP

    LCS

    JOINT TYPE

    BA

    SE D

    EP

    TH

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    CRCP LONGITUDINAL / FORMED / DRILL-TIED

    LCS

    CRCPBA

    SE D

    EP

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    C2JOINT TYPEC1

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    CRCP

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    CRCP LONGITUDINAL / TIED / SAWN CRCP LONGITUDINAL / TIED / FORMED

    BA

    SE D

    EP

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    D

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    D/3 MIN. D/3 MIN.

    D/3 MIN.

    D/3 MIN.

    H

    10

    L

    10 10

    L

    H

    10

    J

    10

    SEE NOTE 24

    FIRST PLACED SLAB

    400 MAX.

    50 NOM.

    LCS

    10

    L

    NTS

    SECTION 1

    -

    C4c: CORRUGATIONS TABLE 10.2

    ORC4b: BUTT JOINT

    TABLE 10.2.

    CORRUGATIONS

    1

    -

    STEEL AS FOR C2STEEL AS FOR C1STEEL AS FORC2

    (LONGITUDINAL JOINT BETWEEN CRCP LANES

    50075

    E3 - N12 - 1000 - JP

    D/3 MIN.

    STEEL AS FOR C2

    SCABBLED - DETAIL

    CORRUGATIONS - TABLE 10.2

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    50075

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    NOTE 6 (C)

    E4 - N12 - 750 - JP

    SCABBLED - DETAIL

    CORRUGATIONS - TABLE 10.2

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    10A1 - N12

    C - N16

    SCABBLED - DETAIL

    CORRUGATIONS - TABLE 10.2

    T

    10

    COVER

    U

    -

    E1 - N12 - 1000 - JP

    50075

    U

    -

    30 MIN. COVER

    C - N16

    A - N12

    TABLE 11.4

    COVER

    TABLE 11.4 SEE NOTE 6 (e)

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    E1 - N12 - 1000 - JP OR

    MIN.60

    C - N16

    A1 - N12 11030

    DETAIL U

    -

    TABLE 11.4

    COVER

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    C18JOINT TYPE

    CRCP LONGITUDINAL / FORMED / BEAMED EDGE

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    CRCP

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    200

    10

    FFLEXIBLE PAVEMENT

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    FLOAT FINISH AND SL92 FABRIC

    CONCRETE WITH STEEL -

    SUBGRADE BEAM GRADE N32

    STEEL AS FOR C2

    50 MAX.

    CRCP BEAMED ISOLATION JOINT

    WITH 80 20 COVER

    FLOAT FINISH AND SL92 FABRIC

    CONCRETE WITH STEEL -

    SUBGRADE BEAM GRADE N32

    CRCP

    CRCP STEEL CRCP STEEL

    CRCP CRCP

    LCS

    SCABBLED - DETAIL

    CORRUGATIONS - TABLE 10.2

    T

    10

    BA

    SE D

    EP

    TH

    D

    JOINT TYPE C7d

    (AT CRCP EXTENSION OF AN EXISTING CRCP)

    A1 - N12

    B2 - N16

    L1 - N16 - 12000 AT3 x C BAR CTRS

    300 MIN.

    NOTE 6 (C)

    A1 - N12 - * - JP

    C - N16 (CONTINUOUS 12000 MIN.

    SCABBLED - DETAIL

    CORRUGATIONS - TABLE 10.2

    T

    10

    CRCP TRANSVERSE / FORMED / DRILL-TIED

    SEE NOTE 24

    FIRST PLACED SLAB

    SEE NOTE 24

    FIRST PLACED SLAB

    DETAILS UNCERTAIN

    EXISTING REINFORCEMENT;

    CRCPSFCP-R

    SFCP-CRCP TRANSVERSE / FORMED / TIED

    JOINT TYPE

    LCS

    BA

    SE D

    EP

    TH

    D

    TABLE 10.2.

    CORRUGATIONS

    F72

    (IN TERMINAL SLABS)

    D1 - N16

    C - N16

    A1 - N12

    TABLE 11.5

    E5 - * - 1000

    50075

    D/3 M

    IN

    TIED BESIDE OR UNDER C - N16)

    (IN SECOND-PLACED SLAB

    3 x C BAR CTRS

    L1 - N16 - 12000 AT

    MESH M2 SEE TABLE 11.5100 50

    100 50

    60 min

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    TYPE S: FULL CORRUGATIONS

    Base

    < 200

    Thickness DCorrugations

    Concave

    Number of

    Depth d

    Corrugations

    3 +

    3

    200 - 230

    4

    > 230

    4

    < 250

    > 250 4

    9 - 3

    3-9+

    +8 - 2

    2-8+

    +9 - 3

    > 240

    < 240

    Thickness D

    Base

    4

    3

    Corrugations

    Depth dConvex

    Corrugations

    Number of

    Height h

    Corrugation

    Minimum

    20

    22

    24

    17

    30

    Gap g

    Minimum

    6

    8

    10 - 12

    6 - 8

    8 - 10

    6 - 7 30

    3

    4

    206 - 7

    8 - 12 20 10

    10

    12

    10

    10

    12

    12

    10

    TYPE S

    N.T.S.

    VE

    RTIC

    AL

    + -50 5

    50 5

    VE

    RTIC

    AL

    -+

    d

    CORRUGATION

    BA

    SE T

    HIC

    KN

    ES

    S

    g

    GA

    P

    h

    CO

    RR

    UG

    ATIO

    N

    TYPICAL FORMWORK SECTION

    TYPE F: CORRUGATIONS LINKED BY FLATS

    (b)

    (a)

    DETAIL

    SILICONE SEALANT

    DEBONDING STRIP

    JOINT FILLER

    WsJOINT DIMENSIONS

    SEE TABLE 10.1

    DETAIL

    JOINT DIMENSIONS

    SEE TABLE 10.1

    WsSAW CUT

    DETAIL

    SILICONE

    BACKER

    TRANSVERSE

    +10- 0

    D/4

    D/3- 0+10

    LONGITUDINAL

    5 3

    8 2

    3 1

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7

    (m)

    Width W

    or

    Slab Length L

    (mm)

    opening

    Joint

    Design

    (mm)

    W

    Width

    Sealant

    (mm)

    D

    Depth

    Sealant Recess R (mm)

    ContractionsExpansions

    Isolations &

    (mm)

    D

    Depth

    Joint

    4.6 7 (+3, -0) 7 (+3, -0) 5 3 8 2 35 5

    4.6 < L 6.5 9 (+3, -0) 8 (+3, -0) 35 58 25 3

    6.5 < L 8.0

    8.0 < L 9.5 4.0

    3.5

    2.9

    2.1

    10 (+3, -0)

    11 (+3, -0)

    8 (+3, -0)

    9 (+3, -0)

    6 3

    6 3

    8 2

    8 2

    40 5

    45 5

    9.5 < L 11.5 4.4 12 (+4, -0) 10 (+4, -0)

    14 (+4, -0) 11(+4, -0)

    14 (+4, -0)17 (+5, -0)

    4.8

    6.0

    11.5 < L 13.0

    13.0 < L 15.0

    7 3

    8 3

    10 3

    10 4

    10 4

    12 4

    45 5

    45 5

    50 5

    minimise tyre penetration.

    Longitudinal width limited to 18 mm in order to

    10 4 12 4 50 525 4 14 (+4, -0)

    LONGITUDINAL

    18

    SEALANT DETAILS

    D

    Ds Rs

    Ds

    Rs

    D

    300

    D

    DETAIL L

    -

    CONCRETE

    EDGE OF

    EDGE OF CONCRETE

    D/4

    WITH RTA R38

    ACCORDANCE

    EDGE DRAIN IN

    60 30

    DETAIL L1

    -

    DETAIL L2

    -

    EDGE DRAINS

    J

    S

    SS

    H

    -

    J

    -

    F

    -

    TYPE F

    N.T.S.

    HEIG

    HT

    DEPTH

    SEALANT

    ROD

    SILICONE

    BACKER

    SEALANT

    ROD

    J

    / EDGE DETAILS

    GEOTEXTILE

    C6 C18C6 C18

    Table 10.2 Notes:

    APPROACH SLABS

    BRIDGE

    C14 & F14 AT

    INDUCING SAWCUT

    (WHERE APPLICABLE)

    SEE NOTE 26 FOR

    FORMED OPTIONS

    D/3+10- 0

    PAVEMENT

    FLEXIBLE

    TRAFFICKED

    VERGE OR

    PAVEMENT

    FLEXIBLE

    TRAFFICKED

    VERGE OR

    (a) HIGH SIDE VERGE

    APPLICATIONS : / EDGE DETAILS

    DETAIL T

    SECTION

    SCABBLED

    D

    25 15

    FACE

    BUTT

    SCABBLED JOINT FACEThe top and bottom corrugations must be concave in the first-placed face.

    Type S will typically suit slipform paving and type F will suit fixed-form paving.

    UNTIED JOINTS - SILICONE SEALANT DIMENSIONSTABLE 10.1:

    (a)

    JOINT CORRUGATION DESIGNTABLE 10.2:

    T

    0908

    D/3 + 10 MAX.

    45 MIN.

    BUTT FACE

    FLEXIBLE PAVEMENTS

    (b) HIGH SIDE AT TRAFFICKED

    (a) LOW SIDE OF ALL CONCRETE PAVEMENTS, AND

    APPLICATIONS :

    + -

    VE

    RTIC

    AL

    50 5

    VE

    RTIC

    AL

    50 5

    -+

    CORRUGATION

    TOP & BOTTOM

    CONCAVE CORRUGATIONS

    FIRST-PLACED

    FACE

    BA

    SE T

    HIC

    KN

    ES

    S

    D

    DEPTH

    d

    Table 10.1 Notes:

    under design.

    Width and length are calculated as the mean dimension for the two slabs abutting the joint

    (a)

    CROSSFALL

    BASE DEPTH

    LCS

    CRCPCRCP

    JOINT DETAILS (SHEET 3)A3 original

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    SEE

    RTA R83

    etc RL818 etc.

    SL82, SL92,N12, N16

    N L

    500500

    DEFORMED ROUND OR

    DRAWINGS

    USED IN

    NOTATION

    DUCTILITY

    BAR

    SHAPE

    STRENGTH

    MESH DOWELS FIBRE

    DEFORMED

    SEE

    DRAWINGS

    CP OR CJ

    FL

    L

    F72

    A

    F14

    PAVEMENT

    OR

    BRIDGE

    OR O

    TH

    ER R

    ELIE

    F E

    DG

    E

    L

    FL

    Spacing.

    Where JP is used in lieu of a dimension, take the

    spacing from the project-specific jointing plan.

    Fig 4.1 shows a typical jointing plan.

    NA denotes not applicable.

    Bar length in millimetres.

    Bar notation, as per Table 11.3

    Bar mark, as per Table 11.1

    2 - E - N12 - 1000 - 300

    No. of bars in the set. Used only where applicable.

    LL

    Where * is shown, refer to Table 11.1

    AN

    CH

    OR 1

    (m)

    < 9.0

    9.0 - 11.9

    350

    Specialist design is required

    F

    250

    12.0 - 15.9

    16.0 - 20.0

    > 20.0

    300 [550]

    250 [450]

    200 [350]

    300 [550]

    Length

    L

    (b)N12 [N16]

    E5 Tiebar spacing (mm)

    Thickness of terminal

    300 [550]

    175 [300]

    125 [225]

    225 [400]

    350

    Specialist design is required

    250

    Thickness of terminal

    (b) Designers may nominate either bar option.

    (c)

    Note 6(c)

    10 deg max

    22

    1500

    250 500500

    400

    250

    500

    175

    150L/2 L/2

    L

    250 250

    500

    3

    121

    8100

    5

    4

    6

    Bending pin dia. to be 6 times bar diameter.

    All dimensions are to intersections of straight portions at outside of bends(b)

    (a)

    (d)

    2 /3F

    R50

    05F

    BAR REINFORCEMENT SHAPESTABLE 11.2:

    NOTE (c)

    Or as required to meet cover requirements under the sawcut.

    300 300 1501507

    LC JOINT

    NOTE (d)

    30 MIN

    5050

    500 75 500 75

    250500

    ASee Detail for definition of corner angle,

    1350

    (e) Offset to match step in subbase if required; see Note 15

    8

    700600700

    NOTE (e)

    Note 6(c)

    10 deg max

    300

    23

    min

    VAR, 3000 min

    Top

    Sides & edges

    Ends

    Tied under B1, B2, C, L1

    60 min

    (d)

    (a)

    (b)

    Ends(c)

    Sides

    Top

    Bottom

    Sides

    60 min, 120 max

    -110 + 30

    (d)

    -80 + 20

    -110 + 30

    D > 200 : 90 + 10

    D < 200 : 80 + 10-

    --

    (b)

    (a)

    Table 11.4 Notes:

    An example of an "end" is where these bars are located alongside a

    transverse joint such as a C7, C14 or C15.

    (c) An example of an "end" is where these bars terminate at a transverse

    untied joint such as a C14 or C15.

    (d) Measured to bar centre.

    Dimension (mm)MeasureBar Mark

    A1, A2

    D1, D2

    C, L1B1, B2

    (a)

    L is measured at the longest edge.F (a) See Sheets CC05 & CC06.

    REINFORCEMENT

    To suit slab width1

    MARK DIA. SHAPE LOCATION / DESCRIPTION LENGTH (m) SPACING (mm)

    A1 CRCP: Transverse bars See Table 12.1

    To suit slab widthTransverse bars above anchors1N12A2 350 c/c, 6 per anchor

    B1 N16 CRCP: Longitudinal bars - terminal ends at C bar centresVariable

    1 or 23N16B2

    1

    CRCP: Longitudinal bars in C7d joints

    12.0 min1N16C CRCP: Longitudinal bars Note (c)

    D1 N16 8 2.0 minCRCP: Anchor 1 at C bar centres

    D2 N16 1 2.0 min at C bar centresCRCP: Anchors 2 & 3

    1.0Tiebars in longitudinal joints

    1N12E1 See jointing plan and Table 12.1

    E2 N12 7Tiebars in longitudinal joints

    1.0

    1.01N12E3Tiebars (clustered) in longitudinal joint C2p

    between CRCP and PCP Use E6 if drilled

    E4 N12 0.75

    1

    N12

    E5 1.0Tiebars in joints F71 & F72 See Table 11.5

    E6

    1 or 22

    1 or 22 Clustered drill-ties in C2p joints 0.75

    Anchor stirrup

    4

    -

    N16F

    N16G1 3

    6 per anchorAnchor bars1N16H

    K

    J1

    J2

    J3

    N20

    N12

    N12

    N12

    6

    21

    1

    5

    Kerb types SA, SB, SO & SK

    longitudinal joints

    Kerb types SF & SM

    3.0

    1.0

    1.0

    0.5

    1000 50

    1000 50

    500 max; See note 35

    1N16L1 Additional C-N16 bars abutting joints C7 & C7d 12.0 typ & min at 3 x C bar centres

    SL82. PCP-R general

    L

    -

    -

    MESH

    MESH

    M1

    M2

    -

    -

    -

    -

    (a)

    (b)

    A2 bars need not be continuous across longitudinal joints.

    E2 tiebars must be securely fixed against rotation during paving.

    Mass steel ratio = (total sectional steel area) / (total concrete sectional area) X 100

    N = (0.67 to 0.70) x W x D

    (c)

    200 x 100or

    N = Number of C bars within any single paving width.W = Paving width (mm)

    D = Specified slab thickness (mm)

    Where:

    The actual spacing must then be adjusted to meet clearance requirements to joints and edges.

    200 x 100

    Example: for W = 10.0m, D = 240mm: N = (0.67 to 0.70) x 10000 x 240 = 80.4 to 84 bars, so adopt 81 bars min.

    REINFORCEMENT SCHEDULE AND BAR SPACINGTABLE 11.1:

    To suit slab width; See note 14

    Table 11.5 Notes:

    Variable to suit lap skew, 3.3 min

    Kerb types SE & SL longitudinal joints

    REINFORCEMENT NOTATIONTABLE 11.3:

    REINFORCEMENT COVERTABLE 11.4:

    The number of C bars within each paving width must provide a mass steel ratio within the range 0.67% to 0.70% when calculated as follows:

    Table 11.2 Notes:

    Table 11.1 Notes:

    N12 or N16

    BAR MARKING LEGENDFIGURE 11.2: DIMENSION AND FIGURE 11.1:

    slab (mm) slab (mm)

    -

    E2 is acceptable in C1 joints

    See jointing plan and Table 12.1

    Acute corners incl. SFCP-R terminal slabs

    Drilled tiebars (drill-ties) in longitudinal joint C2d

    See Note 6(b).

    alternative to E1 for joint C1

    Varies with L See Table 11.5

    Bridge approach anchor slabs.

    SEE CC06 AND TABLE 11.5

    NTS

    TERMINAL SLAB SFCP-R AT BRIDGE APPROACHES;TABLE 11.5:

    Sides & edges relate to longitudinal orientation.

    See Note (d) & Fig. 12.1

    See Note (d) & Fig. 12.1

    See jointing plan and Table 12.1

    A

    CRCP : at C bar centres

    Jointed : 300-Anchor stirrup

    (d) For E3 ties, calculate the number of ties required (Fig. 12.1) then locate them within the middle third of the PCP slab length.

    CRCP : at C bar centres

    Jointed : 300

    at C bar centres

    1N16B3 CRCP: Transitions in slab width One bar along transition edge12.0 min

    60 min

    REINFORCEMENT DETAILS (SHEET 1)

    tiebarsE5

    (e)

    Upper limit on RED (m)

    Mesh M2(c)

    (e)

    at top or bottom to suit construction logistics.

    Three sheets of mesh are required. The third sheet may be placed(d)

    Thickness = concrete base + asphalt surfacing.(e)

    15.0

    SL92

    16.5

    SL81

    23.0

    SL81

    16.5

    SL81

    23.0

    SL81(d)

    For higher RED a mesh with increased transverse capacity is required.

    This is the safe upper limit on RED for specific cell parameters.(c)

    (b)

    (a)

    N12 or N16

    25.0

    SL81 x 3

    A3 original

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    400

    500

    600

    700

    800

    900

    1000

    1100

    1200

    1300

    1400

    300

    2.8 3.0 3.2 3.4 3.6 3.8 4.0 4.2

    Maximum allowable spacing 1400 mm

    4.4

    3

    4

    5

    6

    7

    8

    9

    Figure 12.1 Notes:

    PCP Slab Length (m)

    Avera

    ge Tie

    bar Spacin

    g (

    mm)

    240220

    Relief-edge

    200180 260

    3.1

    3.1 - 3.5

    3.6 - 4.0

    4.1 - 4.5

    4.6 - 5.0

    5.1 - 5.5

    5.6 - 6.0

    6.1 - 6.5

    6.6 - 7.0

    7.1 - 7.5

    7.6 - 8.0

    14.0 SPECIALIST DESIGN IS REQUIRED

    Distance

    (RED)

    (m)(d)

    Bar

    size

    (mm)

    N12

    N16

    1050/750 900/750 850/750 800/750

    800/750850/750

    800/750

    800/750

    850/750

    950/750

    Table 12.1 Notes:

    LAP 525 MIN LAP 525 MIN MIN

    525

    LAP

    FIGURE 12.21: 12-BAR CYCLE FIGURE 12.22: 6-BAR CYCLE FIGURE 12.23: 3-BAR CYCLE

    LAP OPTIONS FOR B1, B2 & C BARSTABLE 12.2:

    Table 12.2 Notes:

    area, ie 200/110=1.8

    (e) Designers may nominate alternative A1-N16 bars at spacings which are increased in proportion to the sectional

    The value for RED must make allowances for stress contributors such as connected kerbs and future widening. See also Fig. 16.3.

    (d) Relief - edge distance (RED) is measured from the joint (or section) under design to the nearest relief edge.

    (c) Where only one number is provided, it applies to tiebars and to A1 bars.

    (b) Base Thickness = Concrete Base + asphalt surfacing.

    (a) A1 bar spacings are maximised at 750 to meet support criteria for the longitudinal steel.

    MIN

    600

    SPACE

    box as shown in Figure 12.24.

    (f) the layout must not result in more than one-third of laps falling within a test

    (e) patterns may vary across longitudinal and transverse joints;

    bounded by longitudinal joints;

    (d) the patterns must be consistent (ie repeating) within any slab width as

    (c) patterns must be specified (defined) in the approved project drawings;

    N16 bars;

    (b) lap lengths must be a minimum of 33 bar diameters, or 525mm min for

    patterns may be used subject to the following conditions:

    (a) The three patterns shown left are suggested common layouts. Alternative

    FIGURE 12.24: TEST BOX

    Longitudinal joint

    jointLongitudinal

    600

    Test box

    This lap pattern is conforming.

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    MAXIMUM 3300mm

    LCS

    CONCRETE BASE

    LCS

    TYPE SB, SO AND SK

    TYPE SA

    TYPE SE AND SL

    DETAIL

    -

    K1

    DETAIL K2

    -

    DETAIL

    -

    K3

    SUBBASE

    BASE

    SUBBASE

    90 20

    SUBBASE

    D

    1008

    1008

    BASE

    10

    L

    10

    L

    10

    L

    CONCRETE BASE

    TIEBARS

    D

    D

    SF KERB500 MIN.

    REQUIRED

    TO MEET

    AUSTROADS

    "WITH SHOULDER"

    RULE

    APPLICABLE ALSO TO TYPE SM

    J3 - N12 - * - 500

    SEE NOTE 35

    DETAIL

    TYPE SF

    BASE

    BASE

    J1 - N12 - 1000 - 1000

    MIN

    MIN

    C6b or C6c

    J2 - N12 - 1000 - 1000

    MIN

    MIN

    C6b or C6c

    MIN

    MIN

    J1 - N12 - 1000 - 1000

    50 MIN

    COVER

    50 MIN

    COVER

    REFER TO MD R 132 D08 A 1

    DOWEL OR TIEBAR;

    TYPE F BARRIER

    (a)

    (a)

    (a)

    TYPE F BARRIER

    DETAIL

    -

    K6

    IN DETERMINING SLAB DIMENSIONS AND TIEBAR SPACINGS.

    ALLOWANCE MUST BE MADE FOR THE KERB WEIGHT

    AND TO TABLE 12.1 NOTE (d)

    REFER TO GENERAL SLAB DIMENSIONAL LIMITS TABLE 2.4

    DETAIL

    -

    K5

    INTEGRAL KERB BASE

    FOR KERBS SB, SO, SK.

    SIMILAR DESIGN APPLIES

    (WHERE SLAB WIDTH < 1.0m)

    JOINT OMITTED IN THIS SLAB

    1.0m MIN.

    MAX: SEE TABLE 2.4

    600 MIN.

    C2

    C7(a)

    C2

    (a) OMIT L1-N16 BARS FROM THIS JOINT

    D/3

    D/3

    D/3

    D/3

    D/3

    D/3

    50 MIN

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    REGISTRATION NUMBER

    FILE No.

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    REVIEWEDCo-ordinate System: MGA Zone 56 Height Datum: A.H.D.

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  • 14L

    AN

    ES

    1.0

    3.5

    3.5

    3.5

    LA

    NE

    S0.5

    LA

    NE

    S BA

    SE

    SL

    AB

    3.5

    3.5

    3.5

    LA

    NE

    S

    SL

    AB

    BA

    SE

    0.5

    3.5

    P6

    P8TYP.

    C1

    3.5

    3.5

    2.5

    C6

    P6

    0.5

    3.5

    C1

    C6

    P18

    P18

    4 6 6 3

    C1

    P6

    C6

    P8TYP.

    C1

    C2

    C6

    P7

    P2

    P7

    P7

    4

    0.6 M

    IN.

    0.6 M

    IN.

    R

    4.3 M

    AX.

    2.5

    3.5

    3.5

    0.5

    1.0 M

    IN.

    4.3

    3.8

    3.8

    4.3

    3.9

    2.5

    2.5

    3.9

    4.3

    3.8

    1.0 M

    IN.

    1.0

    4.3

    1.9

    3.8

    5

    3

    P8

    P8

    750

    C2p

    530 530

    C2p

    C2p

    C2p

    P8

    > 84ARE

    IF CORNER ANGLES

    SKEWING NOT NEEDED

    P7

    700 5307001000

    550 1000

    FIGURE 14.1

    C2p

    (TR

    AFFIC

    KE

    D)

    ALTERNATIVE DETAILS

    SEE CP12 FOR

    ODD - SHAPED SLABS. SEE NOTE (e).

    SUITABLE PLACE TO MINIMISE

    CHANGE SLAB LENGTH AT

    Pavement types;(a)

    NOTES

    C2p

    750600

    750750

    3.5

    (TR

    AFFIC

    KE

    D)

    1.0 M

    IN.

    750750

    1000

    C2

    C2

    600530

    1.3 0.2

    3.0 0.2

    1000 3

    700530

    1.9

    750750

    750600600 1000

    ANGLES

    MAXIMISE CORNER

    SKEW JOINTS TO

    1.0 M

    IN.

    (TR

    AFFIC

    KE

    D)

    1.3 0.2

    3.0 0.2

    700 750

    750750

    P710003

    600750

    (UN

    TR

    AFFIC

    KE

    D)

    1000 600

    C2p

    OPTIONAL

    600470

    (UN

    TR

    AFFIC

    KE

    D)

    R=1.2

    5 M

    AX.

    BA

    SE

    SL

    AB

    3.0 0.2

    3.4 0.2

    NOTE (f)

    75053044

    P8

    P15

    P2ANGLES

    MAXIMISE CORNER

    SKEW JOINTS TO

    3.4 0.2

    C2p

    P2

    C15

    4 4

    C2p

    530750

    530750

    C2

    800

    SL

    AB

    BA

    SE

    P8

    P8

    P7

    C2p C2

    1000800

    470550

    ANGLES

    MAXIMISE CORNER

    SKEW JOINTS TOWHERE FACTOR R>1.25

    NOTE (f)

    3.4 0.2

    SLAB LAYOUTS)

    (SEE CP12 FOR ALTERNATIVE

    1.0 M

    IN.

    (TR

    AFFIC

    KE

    D)

    3.0 0.23.0 0.2

    3.4 0.2

    NOTE (f)

    3.4 0.2

    NOTE (f)

    550750

    530750 43

    43

    5501000

    1.5 MIN.

    CRCP

    PCP

    PCP-R

    FLEXIBLE

    3.0 0.2

    TYPE 12

    ANCHORS

    TERMINALTYPE 12

    ANCHOR

    TERMINAL

    (UN

    TR

    AFFIC

    KE

    D)

    C2p

    1.5 0.1

    1.5 0.1

    ALTERNATIVE LAYOUT

    SEE FIG. 14.2 FOR

    JRCP

    P15

    P2

    C2p

    C15

    C2

    J2

    C2p

    J2J2J2J2

    FIGURE 14.2

    ALTERNATIVE MEDIAN LAYOUT

    1.3 0.2

    530

    (ii) minimise the occurrence of odd-shaped slabs requiring reinforcement.

    (i) minimise differential contraction strains at the C2p joint, and;

    to:

    PCP slab lengths adjoining CRCP may be varied (to a maximum of 3.8m) in order (f)

    Reinforcement details are indicative only; see Note 1 (b).(e)

    For slab dimensional limits refer to Table 2.4.

    Slab widths marked and all lane widths are indicative only.(d)

    PCP must comply with series CP drawings.(c)

    format will be specified in other documents.

    format are contained in other RTA Guides. For contract purposes, the required

    both PCP & CPCP formats. Guidelines for the selection of the most appropriate

    For demonstration purposes, the acceleration & decceleration lanes are shown in (b)

    NOTE (d)

    RURAL INTERSECTION PLANA3 original

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    UP TO 4600

    SLAB WIDTHSUP TO 3700

    LANE WIDTHS

    UP TO 3.0m

    SHOULDER WIDTHS

    EXIS

    TIN

    G A

    NC

    HO

    R

    C1 C2OR

    P8

    3000 TYP.

    1

    -

    D

    NEW BASE

    S

    NEW SUBBASE

    D

    S1

    1

    1SECTION

    -NTS

    FIGURE 15.1

    EXTENSION OF EXISTING CRCP WITH NEW CRCP

    C2p

    SEE CC07 FOR ADDITIONAL STEEL DETAILS

    P7d

    C7d

    1500 200

    No.1

    C2p

    P8P7d

    R

    C7d

    PC

    P A

    NC

    HO

    R

    3000 TYP.

    P6

    NEW CRCP CONSTRUCTION

    EXISTING CRCP

    P8

    EXIS

    TIN

    G A

    NC

    HO

    R

    confirmed in existing CRCP.

    Anchors are not required in the new work if anchors are(b)

    should be checked against Works-as-executed drawings.

    Details of existing pavement are indicative only and(a)

    NOTES

    1500 200

    No. 2

    P8

    C2p

    EXIS

    TIN

    G A

    NC

    HO

    RN

    o. 3

    P8P8

    3000 TYP.

    10m - 12m TYP.10m - 12m TYP.

    C2ORC1

    PCP

    CRCP

    L1 - N16 - 12000 @ 3 x C - N16 C/C

    STEEL NOT SHOWN

    1200 200

    TRANSITION

    THICKNESS

    C2p

    SEE ALSO SERIES CP DRAWINGS.

    BY GEOMETRIC CRITERIA

    TRANSITION LENGTH INFLUENCED

    B2 - N16 - * @ C - N16 C/C

    W : SEE TABLE 2.4

    OTHER DEFECTS.

    ARRIS ROUNDING OR

    AS NECESSARY TO REMOVE

    EXISTING CRCP FULL DEPTH

    SAWCUT AND REMOVE

    CRCP EXTENSION OF EXISTING CRCPA3 original

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  • 16

    4.0

    4.0

    8.0

    4.0 5.0

    9.0

    10.0

    5.2

    55.2

    5

    3.8

    4.3

    2.4

    8.1

    2.4

    3.8

    4.8

    10.0 (a

    ppro

    x.)

    10.0

    (appro

    x.)

    9.1

    C1

    C2

    C2

    C2p

    KERB OR BARRIER

    KERB OR BARRIER

    4.0

    FOR RED = 4.0

    A1 - N12

    SEE NOTE (b)

    KERB OR BARRIER

    FOR RED = 8.0

    E1 - N12

    FOR RED = 4.0

    E1 - N12

    FOR RED = 8.0

    A1 - N12

    AN

    CH

    OR 1

    AN

    CH

    OR 2

    FOR RED = 10.0

    A1 - N12

    AN

    CH

    OR 3

    FOR RED = 5.0

    E1 - N12

    C2

    C2

    FOR RED = 4.0

    E1 - N12

    FOR RED = 9.0

    A1 - N12

    FOR RED = 8.0

    E1 - N12

    FOR RED = 9.0

    E1 - N12

    C - N16

    C1

    FOR RED = 8.0

    A1 - N12

    P7P8

    C2p

    1.5 0.1

    3.0 TYP.

    TRANSITIONS IN WIDTHS

    REINFORCEMENT AT

    SEE DETAIL A FOR

    FOR RED = 4.8

    A1 - N12

    FOR RED = 3.8

    A1 - N12

    FOR RED = 3.8

    A1 - N12

    FOR RED = 3.8

    E1 - N12

    FOR RED = 8.1

    E1 - N12

    FOR RED = 8.1

    A1 - N12

    RED = 5.25

    A1 - N12 FOR

    RED = 2.4

    E3 - N12 FOR

    C - N16

    C - N16

    5.0 0.5

    5.0 0.5

    1.3 0.2

    C - N16

    C2C2

    C1

    C6

    1.0 MIN.C7

    4.3 MAX.

    C7

    PREFERRED

    1.85 0.35

    5.0 0.5

    CRC TERMINAL ANCHORS

    P7

    C2C2p

    C71.0 MIN.

    4.3 MAX.

    C2

    C2

    5.0 0.5CRC TERMINAL ANCHORS

    PCP SHOULDER

    SEE NOTE (b)

    KERB OR BARRIER

    (SHOWN SEPARATED FOR CLARITY)

    TIED UNDER TERMINATING C - N16

    FOR FULL LENGTH OF TRANSITION

    I - B3 - N16 - *

    E1 - N12

    C2

    110 30

    COVER

    110 30

    COVER

    C2C1

    FIGURE 16.1

    (SEE FIG. 16.2 FOR REINFORCEMENT)

    JOINTING PLAN

    FIGURE 16.3

    RELIEF - EDGE DISTANCE (RED)

    FIGURE 16.2

    PAVEMENT

    FLEXIBLE

    DETAIL A

    -

    CRCP REINFORCEMENT AT TRANSITIONS IN WIDTH

    PAVEMENT

    FLEXIBLE

    C2C1

    KEY:

    RED

    design

    under

    Section

    A1 - N12

    C - N16

    LAPS 525 MIN.

    C1 C2

    a - b

    BETWEEN C - N16S(SEE FIG. 16.3 FOR GUIDE TO RED)

    REINFORCEMENT DESIGN

    4.0

    2.4

    4.3

    3.8

    NOTE (d)

    FLEXIBLE

    Slab widths marked and all lane widths are indicative only.(d)

    within the slab (as bounded by longitudinal joints).

    required for the nearest RED at the point of highest stress

    Transverse steel and tiebars must be not less than that(c)

    (ii) are tied to, or located on top of the base.

    (i) have cross-sectional area of 0.09m or greater, and

    RED must include the influence of kerbs and barriers which:(b)

    Longitudinal steel is independent of RED.(a)

    Figure 16.3 Notes:

    2

    TYPICAL PLAN - WITH CRCP RAMPA3 original

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