What is the standard for pavement deflection testing?
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Pavement deflection testing standard is around 290. Below is an introduction to deflection: 1. Introduction: Rebound deflection refers to the vertical deformation of the subgrade or pavement under a specified load that can recover after unloading. 2. Principle: It refers to the vertical deformation of the subgrade or pavement under a specified load that can recover after unloading. The rebound deflection value of the pavement not only reflects the overall stiffness and strength of the subgrade and pavement structure but also has a certain intrinsic connection with the service condition of the pavement. 3. Characteristics: Rebound deflection is also easy to test, so the current asphalt pavement design method in China adopts the design deflection as the design index for the overall stiffness of the pavement. The design standard is that the rebound deflection value Ls of the pavement surface under the standard axle load does not exceed the pavement design deflection value Ld that meets the service condition and design service life requirements of the pavement.