How Does a Deflectometer Work?

How Does a Deflectometer Work?

The Falling Weight Deflectometer is a device that is used to evaluate pavement and pavement layer stiffness. It is a trailer-mounted device that operates by dropping a weight on to the pavement and measuring the resulting pavement deflections.

What is a traffic speed Deflectometer?

The Traffic Speed Deflectometer (TSD), is an innovative Rolling Wheel Deflectometer measuring pavement response to applied load. ... The Greenwood TSD provides continuous bearing capacity results at project and network level while following the flow of traffic. This makes the Greenwood TSD highly cost-effective.

What is a light weight Deflectometer?

The Light-Weight Deflectometer (LWD) is a light weight portable tool used for measuring the bearing capacity (deflection) of subgrade/subsoils and unbound base layers, granular layers and backfilling materials. The zone of influence for the test typically extends to between 1 and 1.5 times the plate diameter.

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