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连续配筋混凝土路面裂缝的发展规律分析 Title:AnalysisoftheDevelopmentPatternsofCracksinContinuouslyReinforcedConcretePavement Introduction: Continuouslyreinforcedconcrete(CRC)pavementisapopularchoiceforhigh-trafficroadwaysduetoitsdurabilityandabilitytohandleheavyloads.However,overtime,CRCpavementmaydevelopcracks,whichcancompromiseitsstructuralintegrityandrequirecostlymaintenanceandrepairs.Therefore,understandingthedevelopmentpatternsofthesecracksiscrucialfordesigningandmaintaininglong-lastingCRCpavement.ThispaperaimstoanalyzethevariousfactorsthatcontributetothedevelopmentofcracksinCRCpavementandestablishacomprehensiveunderstandingoftheirpatterns. 1.CausesofCracksinCRCPavement: 1.1Shrinkage:Concreteshrinksasitcures,leadingtotheformationofshrinkagecracks.InCRCpavement,reinforcementsteelbarsresistthetensilestressescausedbyshrinkage,butifthesteelisinsufficientorpoorlydesigned,itmaynotpreventtheformationofcracks. 1.2TemperatureChanges:Thermalexpansionandcontractionofconcreteduetotemperaturechangesinducetensilestresses.Again,reinforcementisresponsibleforrestrainingthesestresses,butinadequatereinforcementorimproperconstructionpracticesmayresultintheformationofcracks. 1.3Fatigue:Repeatedloadingfromheavytrafficcaninducefatigueintheconcrete,causingcrackstoform.Thereinforcementhelpsdistributethesestresses,butifthedesignorplacementofreinforcementisinadequate,fatiguecracksmaydevelop. 1.4Moisture:Waterinfiltrationintothepavementcancorrodethereinforcement,reducingitsabilitytoresisttensilestressesandleadingtotheprogressionofcracks. 2.DevelopmentPatternsofCracks: 2.1InitialStage:Intheearlystages,smallhairlinecracksmayformduetoshrinkage,temperaturechanges,orinitialloadingstresses.Thesecracksaretypicallyshallowandmayoccurinrandomlocationsonthepavementsurface. 2.2PropagationStage:Astrafficloadsincreaseandenvironmentalfactorscontinuetoaffectthepavement,cracksmaypropagateanddeepen.Fatiguecracksusuallyappear,andtheyoftenformparalleltothedirectionoftraffic.Thesecrackscanextendfurtherintothepavementlayersovert