1)The FAA standard design life for a runway pavement is:   5 years   10 years   20 years   15 years   25 years   There is no FAA standard for the pavement design life of a runway

1)The FAA standard design life for a runway pavement is:

  5 years

  10 years

  20 years

  15 years

  25 years

  There is no FAA standard for the pavement design life of a runway.

2)The main purposes of a runway pavement include:

  a. eliminating FOD

  b. providing a firm, smooth, all-weather surface

  c. spreading the structural load of the aircraft down into the subgrade

  d. all of the above

  e. a. and b. only

  f. a. and c. only

3)The layer(s) that provide(s) the greatest structural support in a flexible runway pavement design is the:

  a. portland cement concrete surface

  b. hot mix asphalt surface

  c. subbase course

  d. subgrade course

  e. base course

  f. all of the above

  g. d. and e. only

  h. a., d., and e. only

4)The layer(s) that provide(s) structural support to aircraft in a rigid runway pavement design is the:

  a. portland cement concrete surface

  b. hot mix asphalt surface

  c. subbase course

  d. subgrade course

  e. base course

  f. all of the above

5)A typical flexible runway pavement design will include the following courses:

  a. portland cement concrete surface

  b. hot mix asphalt surface

  c. base course

  d. subbase course

  e. subgrade course

  f. all of the above

  g. b., c., d. and e. only

  h. a., d., and e. only

6)A typical rigid runway pavement design will include the following courses:

  a. portland cement concrete surface

  b. hot mix asphalt surface

  c. base course

  d. subbase course

  e. subgrade course

  f. all of the above

  g. b., c., d. and e. only

  h. a., d., and e. only