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    Relationship Between CBR Value and E-Modulus On Subgrade Materials

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    The document examines the relationship between California Bearing Ratio (CBR) values and E-modulus on subgrade materials. It provides data from several studies showing the correlation between CBR percentages and E-modulus measurements in megapascals. Equations are presented for estimating E-modulus from CBR values depending on whether CBR is below or above 5%.

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    The document examines the relationship between California Bearing Ratio (CBR) values and E-modulus on subgrade materials. It provides data from several studies showing the correlation between CBR percentages and E-modulus measurements in megapascals. Equations are presented for estimating E-modulus from CBR values depending on whether CBR is below or above 5%.

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    The document examines the relationship between California Bearing Ratio (CBR) values and E-modulus on subgrade materials. It provides data from several studies showing the correlation between CBR percentages and E-modulus measurements in megapascals. Equations are presented for estimating E-modulus from CBR values depending on whether CBR is below or above 5%.

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    The document examines the relationship between California Bearing Ratio (CBR) values and E-modulus on subgrade materials. It provides data from several studies showing the correlation between CBR percentages and E-modulus measurements in megapascals. Equations are presented for estimating E-modulus from CBR values depending on whether CBR is below or above 5%.

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    Relationship between CBR value and E-modulus on subgrade materials

    Poulsen & Relationship between CBR and E-modulus


    Shell Stubstad, 1980 Powell et al., 1984 Lister
    CBR (%) E-modulus (MPa) E-modulus (MPa) E-modulus (MPa) E-modulus (MPa) 350
    1 10 10 18 10
    2 20 17 27 20
    3 30 22 36 30 Shell
    4 40 28 43 40 300 Poulsen & Stubstad, 1980
    5 50 32 49 49 Powell et al., 1984
    10 100 54 77 77
    Lister
    15 150 72 100 100
    20 200 89 120 120 250
    22 220 95 127 127

    E-modulus
    25 250 105 138 138
    30 300 120 155 155
    35 350 134 171 171 200
    40 400 148 187 187
    45 450 161 201 201
    50 500 174 215 215
    60 600 199 242 242 150
    70 700 222 267 267
    80 800 245 291 291
    90 900 267 313 313
    100 1000 288 335 335 100

    CBR < 5
    E MPa = 10 x CBR 10 x CBR ^0,73 17,6 x CBR^0,64 10 x CBR
    50
    CBR > 5
    E MPa = 17,6 x CBR^0,64

    0
    0 10 20 30 40 50
    CBR
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    Relationship between CBR value and E-modulus on subgrade materials

    Poulsen &
    Shell Stubstad, 1980 Powell et al., 1984 Lister
    CBR (%) E-modulus (MPa) E-modulus (MPa) E-modulus (MPa) E-modulus (MPa)
    1 10 10 18 10
    2 20 17 27 20
    3 30 22 36 30
    4 40 28 43 40
    5 50 32 49 49
    10 100 54 77 77
    15 150 72 100 100
    20 200 89 120 120
    22 220 95 127 127
    25 250 105 138 138
    30 300 120 155 155
    35 350 134 171 171
    40 400 148 187 187
    45 450 161 201 201
    50 500 174 215 215
    60 600 199 242 242
    70 700 222 267 267
    80 800 245 291 291
    90 900 267 313 313
    100 1000 288 335 335

    CBR < 5
    E MPa = 10 x CBR 10 x CBR ^0,73 17,6 x CBR^0,64 10 x CBR

    CBR > 5
    E MPa = 17,6 x CBR^0,64

    CBR % = (E / 17,6)^1,5626

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