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Thickness Design Asphalt Pavements for General Aviation
Designing asphalt pavement for general aviation (GA) involves matching thickness to aircraft weight, traffic, soil, and climate, using FAA guidelines and software like FAARFIELD, with thinner asphalt (sometimes 3+ inches surface) requiring thicker base/subbase layers for load distribution, contrasting with concrete's rigid nature, and referencing the classic Asphalt Institute "Thickness design: asphalt pavements for general aviation" guide. Key factors are aircraft gross weight, traffic frequency, subgrade strength (CBR), and environmental conditions, with designs ensuring a 20-year life by spreading wheel loads effectively.
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