Concrete Pavement
Base slab build-up — kerb plinth, ABC, 20 MPa pavement
The reference build-up for the entire validation track footprint. The 200 mm 28 MPa kerb plinth is poured first to act as a hard edge form for the 150 mm Aggregate Base Course, which is then compacted with hand-held equipment along the edges. The 180 mm 20 MPa pavement slab is poured against the inner kerb face and finished flush with the top of kerb (T.O.K).
- Kerb plinth thickness
- 200 mm
- Pavement thickness
- 180 mm
- ABC thickness
- 150 mm
- Joint width
- 20 mm
- Joint spacing
- ≤ 2,000 mm
Hold Point H-01: Subgrade handover from Main Contractor. Hold Point H-02: Kerb plinth setting-out. Witness Point W-01: ABC compaction test (DCP / Sand-Cone).
Plain concrete 28 MPa, no reinforcement, 200 mm thick perimeter curbing. Continuous contraction joint every 2 m, 20 mm wide.
Slump 75–125 mm, w/cm ≤ 0.55, discharge temp ≤ 32 °C. 7-day continuous wet curing. Single curing-compound coat per approved comments.
150 mm ABC, min compaction 95 % MDD, min CBR 80 %.
20 mm wide × ≥ 45 mm deep saw-cut. Sealed after 30-day cure with elastomeric sealant on closed-cell PE backer rod.
Existing soil reworked by Main Contractor. Min 95 % MDD, CBR ≥ 20 %. Handed over under signed IR-01.





