According to IRC specifications, the length of any tie bar in concrete pavements should atleast be equal to

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• As per IRC recommendations, the sub-grade or sub-base layer whatever underlies the concrete wearing slab, in concrete pavements, must confirm to the requirement that
• According to IRC recommendations, the maximum spacing of a transverse expansion joint in unreinforced concrete pavements for a slab thickness of 20 cm should be
• The longitudinal joint in concrete pavements, as recommended by IRC, is of
• Coment concrete pavements are classified as flexible pavements.
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• According to IRC, the minimum length of the summit or valley curve should not be less than
• According to IRC recommendations, the width of transverse expansion joint should be
• The stresses set up in concrete pavements due to change in moisture content are very
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• The transverse contraction joints in unreinforced concrete pavements are provided at much closer intervals than the expansion joints.