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Three different types of
output reports are generated within PaveSpec depending on whether you are
developing a specification, using a specification, or developing a
drill-down document. The layout and content of each of these output
reports are described in detail within this section.
| Viewing Output
Reports |
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You may view any output report by doing one of the
following:
- Select the Specification, Use
Specification, or Drill-Down document in the
Specifications tab of the Database Control dialogue box, then
click on the
button.
- Use the mouse to double-click on the chosen
Specification, Use Specification, or Drill-Down
document.
Either of these actions will open a new window containing
the chosen output report document. An example of an output report
window containing a Specification output document is shown in figure
38.
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Figure
38. Example of an output report window containing a
Specification document. |
| Layout
of the Output Report Window |
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Every output report window is divided into two parts: a
visual outline on the left and a document display area on the right.
The visual outline is provided to show the complete organization of the
active output document. The visual outline may be expanded or
compressed by clicking on the boxes that contain plus (+) or minus (–)
signs. The document display area shows the contents of the report
section that is highlighted in the visual outline. To view a
particular section of the output document, simply use the mouse or up and
down arrow keys to select (highlight) the appropriate report section you
wish to view.
| Copying
Data from Output Reports |
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To copy data from an output report, select the section in
the visual outline that you wish to copy and select Copy Selected
Page from the Edit menu. This action will copy the
highlighted section (including all subsections shown in the visual
outline) to the Windows clipboard. This copied section may then be
pasted into another software document using that software’s paste
command.
| Printing
Data from Output Reports |
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To print data from an output report, select the section
in the visual outline that you wish to print, and select Print from
the File menu. This action will print the highlighted section
(including all subsections shown in the visual outline) to the selected
printing device.
| Contents
of the Specification Output
Report |
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The Specification output report is produced as a
result of completing the Specification Wizard used to develop a
specification and generate preconstruction output. The
Specification output report is divided into two main sections:
Specification Summary and Preconstruction Output.
The Specification
Summary provides a large amount of feedback to the user regarding the
inputs that were selected during the specification development
process. Such items include summaries of the project general
information; project dimensions and lane configuration; pavement design,
design traffic, and climatic variable settings; definition of pavement
performance; AQC sampling and testing plan details; chosen target values;
defined M & R plan; and the chosen unit costs. If this
information differs between Level 1 and Level 2 specifications, the
details of both are included. Brief descriptions of each subsection
making up the Specification Summary part of the
Specification output report are presented in table 1.
Table
1. Descriptions of the document subsections making up the
Specification Summary part of the Specification output
report.
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Specification Output Report
Subsection |
Subsection Explanation
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| Project
Information |
Summary of the general
project definition information defined on page 1 of the
Specification Wizard (Basic Specification Information).
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| Project Dimensions
and Lane Configuration |
Summary of the project
layout information defined on page 2 of the Specification Wizard
(Dimensions and Lane Configuration). |
| Design-Related
Modules |
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Pavement Design |
Summary of the specific
design-related variables making up the selected pavement design
module defined on page 3 of the Specification Wizard (Design-Related
Modules). |
| Design Traffic |
Summary of the details
defining the design traffic module defined on page 3 of the
Specification Wizard (Design-Related Modules). |
| Climatic Variables |
Summary of the specific
climatic variables making up the selected climatic variables module
defined on page 3 of the Specification Wizard (Design-Related
Modules). |
| Definition of
Pavement Performance and Selected AQC’s |
Summary of the chosen
distress indicators and related AQC’s used to define pavement
performance within the developed specification. This information is
defined on page 4 of the Specification Wizard (Definition of
Pavement Performance). |
| AQC Sampling and Testing
Plan |
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Concrete Strength |
Details of the Level 1 and
Level 2 concrete strength sampling and testing plans defined on page
5 of the Specification Wizard (AQC Sampling and Testing).
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| Slab Thickness |
Details of the Level 1 and
Level 2 slab thickness sampling and testing plans defined on page 5
of the Specification Wizard (AQC Sampling and Testing).
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| Entrained Air
Content |
Details of the Level 1 and
Level 2 entrained air content sampling and testing plans defined on
page 5 of the Specification Wizard (AQC Sampling and Testing).
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| Initial Smoothness |
Details of the Level 1 and
Level 2 initial smoothness sampling and testing plans defined on
page 5 of the Specification Wizard (AQC Sampling and Testing).
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| Percent Consolidation Around
Dowels |
Details of the defined Level
1 and Level 2 percent consolidation around dowels sampling and
testing plans defined on page 5 of the Specification Wizard (AQC
Sampling and Testing). |
| Summary of Chosen
Target Values |
Summary of the selected
Level 1 and Level 2 AQC target values (means and standard
deviations) defined on page 6 of the Specification Wizard (AQC
As-Designed Target Value Definition). |
| Life-Cycle Cost-Related
Modules |
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Maintenance and
Rehabilitation Plan |
Summary of the details of
the selected M & R plan module defined on page 7 of the
Specification Wizard (Life-Cycle Cost-Related Modules). |
| Unit Costs |
Summary of the unit
cost-related variables making up the selected unit costs module
defined on page 7 of the Specification Wizard (Life-Cycle
Cost-Related Modules). |
The Preconstruction
Output section describes all aspects of both Level 1 and Level 2 (if a
Level 2 specification is developed) preconstruction output. Such
output includes details of the procedure used to determine the
representative as-designed LCC (for both Level 1 and Level 2 if
appropriate); any Level 1 pay factor factorial tables; Level 1 pay factor
curves and corresponding pay factor equations; and a description of the
defined Level 1 composite pay factor equation. Brief descriptions of
each subsection making up the Preconstruction Output part of the
Specification output report are presented in table 2.
Table
2. Descriptions of the document subsections making up the
Preconstruction Output part of the Specification output
report.
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Specification Output Report
Subsection |
Subsection Explanation
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| Level 1 Preconstruction
Output |
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Level 1 As-Designed Summary
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A general summary of the
procedure used to determine the representative Level 1 as-designed
LCC as well as output showing the computed LCC means and standard
deviations representative of each chosen number of sublots.
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Level 1 As-Designed Simulation
Details |
A more detailed summary of
the AQC samples and computed LCC’s for each simulated lot used in
the determination of the representative Level 1 as-designed
LCC. |
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Level 1 Factorial Tables |
Summary of the simulated
individual AQC LCC’s and pay factors used in the development of the
Level 1 individual AQC pay factor charts. These factorials reflect
those defined for each AQC on page 8 of the Specification Wizard
(Simulation Control). |
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Level 1 Individual AQC Pay Factor
Charts |
Summary of the developed
Level 1 individual AQC pay factor charts. Each chart contains plots
of the pay factor curve regression equations defined on page 10 of
the Specification Wizard (Defining Level 1 Pay Factor
Equations). |
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Level 1 Individual AQC Pay Factor
Equations |
Summary of the developed
Level 1 individual AQC pay factor regression equations
(corresponding to each pay factor curve). These regression equations
are those defined on page 10 of the Specification Wizard (Defining
Level 1 Pay Factor Equations). |
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Level 1 Composite Pay Factor (CPF)
Equation |
Summary of the defined Level
1 composite pay factor equation defined on page 11 of the
Specification Wizard (Level 1 Pay Factor Function
Definition). |
| Level 2 Preconstruction
Output |
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Level 2 As-Designed Summary
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A general summary of the
procedure used to determine the representative Level 2 as-designed
LCC as well as output showing the computed LCC means and standard
deviations representative of each chosen number of sublots.
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Level 2 As-Designed Simulation
Details |
A more detailed summary of
the AQC samples and computed LCC’s for each simulated lot used in
the determination of the representative Level 2 as-designed
LCC. |
| Contents
of the Use Specification Output
Report |
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The Use Specification output report is produced as
a result of entering data in a Use Specification document.
The main purpose of the Use Specification output report is to
provide a summary of the actual field samples, computed pay factors, and
corresponding contractor pay adjustments. Brief descriptions of each
subsection making up the Use Specification output report are
presented in table 3.
Table
3. Descriptions of the document subsections making up the Use
Specification output report.
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Use Specification Output Report
Subsection |
Subsection Explanation
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| How Pay Factors Are
Determined |
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Sampling Plan |
Details of the AQC sampling
plan defined for use with the specification. |
| Pay Factor
Equations |
Summary of the individual
AQC pay factor equations, and the composite pay factor equation,
used to compute as-constructed lot pay factors. |
| Lot
Summary |
Contains summary information
about the lots recorded in this document. |
| Sample Values |
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Concrete Strength
Samples |
Summary of the
as-constructed concrete strength samples and corresponding pay
factors computed for each as-constructed lot. |
| Slab Thickness
Samples |
Summary of the
as-constructed slab thickness samples and corresponding pay factors
computed for each as-constructed lot. |
| Entrained Air Content
Samples |
Summary of the
as-constructed entrained air content samples and corresponding pay
factors computed for each as-constructed lot. |
| Initial Smoothness
Samples |
Summary of the
as-constructed initial smoothness samples and corresponding pay
factors computed for each as-constructed lot. |
| Percent Consolidation Around
Dowels Samples |
Summary of the
as-constructed percent consolidation around dowels samples and
corresponding pay factors computed for each as-constructed
lot. |
| Lot-by-Lot Pay
Factors |
A complete summary of the
pay factors (individual AQC and composite) and corresponding pay
adjustments computed for each as-constructed
lot. |
Contents
of the Drill-Down Document Output Report |
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The Drill-Down Document output report is produced
as a result of creating a Drill-Down document. The
Drill-Down document contains simulation details for a chosen
simulated lot (selected in the Drill-Down document main
screen). The output report contains an overall sampling and LCC
summary for the lot, as well as detailed distress and cost summaries for
each of the sublots making up the lot. Brief descriptions of each
subsection within the Drill-Down Document output report are
presented in table 4.
Table
4. Descriptions of the document subsections making up the
Drill-Down Document output report.
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Drill-Down Document Output
Report Subsection |
Subsection
Explanation
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| Lot
Summary |
Summary of the AQC samples
generated for the chosen simulated lot, as well as an overall
summary of the lot’s LCC’s. |
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Details of Sublot… |
The specific distress and
cost details of each sublot within the chosen simulated lot are
provided in these subsections. The details of each included sublot
are presented independently in separate subdocuments of the output
report. |
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