PREDIKSI TEBAL LAPISAN BERASPAL MENGGUNAKAN DATA LENDUTAN FWD DAN METODA NEURAL NETWORK UNTUK SINGLE LAYER PERCEPTRON

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Siegfried Siegfried

Abstract

At the time the use of non destructive test for pavement has been a trend because of its effectiveness and mobility. Falling Weight deflectometer (FWD) is famous equipment for this aim. Actually the use of FWD is to collect structural data in term of deflection. The deflection data also can be used to predict the thickness of bituminous layer using the neural network of single layer perceptron. For three locations tested it is found that the difference between the thickness obtained from test pit and the average result using this neural network calculation is less than
10%. It is recommended that this method can be considered to use for collecting pavement data especially for building a data base.
 
 
Keywords : Neural network, Single layer perception, deflection, FWD

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Vol. 26 No. 1 (2009)
Section
Jalan dan Jembatan

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