Rigid Pavement Design Excel Software | IRC:58-2015
Complete Jointed Plain Concrete Pavement Design Tool as per Indian Roads Congress Guidelines IRC:58-2015
This professional Excel software is developed for accurate and fast design of Rigid Pavements (Unbonded Jointed Plain Concrete Pavements) as per IRC:58-2015. Just enter the basic project data and get complete design calculations with automatic fatigue analysis and safety check.
Key Features
- Fully based on IRC:58-2015 guidelines
- Automatic calculation of Concrete Slab Thickness
- Bottom-up Cracking (BUC) Fatigue Analysis for Day-time traffic
- Top-down Cracking (TDC) Fatigue Analysis for Night-time traffic
- Axle Load Spectrum Analysis (Single, Tandem & Tridem Axles)
- Temperature Differential consideration (Day & Night)
- Automatic Dowel Bar Design
- Automatic Tie Bar Design
- Effective Modulus of Subgrade Reaction over DLC
- Instant “DESIGN IS SAFE” or redesign indication
- Easy data entry system – change inputs and results update automatically
- Suitable for 2-lane, 4-lane and multi-lane highways
What You Can Design
- Jointed Plain Concrete Pavement (JPCP)
- Dowelled and Undowelled transverse joints
- Tied concrete shoulders
- DLC (Dry Lean Concrete) and GSB layers
Who Should Use This Software?
- Highway Design Engineers
- Pavement Design Engineers
- Consultants working on NHAI / MoRTH projects
- Students and researchers of Transportation Engineering
- Contractors and Independent Engineers (IE)
What You Will Get
- Fully unlocked Excel file (.xlsx)
- Complete Rigid Pavement Design calculations
- Automatic fatigue damage calculation
- Dowel Bar & Tie Bar design sheets
- Ready-to-use with sample data
Just enter traffic data, CBR, temperature zone, joint details and trial thickness – the software will perform all complex calculations and tell you whether the design is safe as per IRC:58-2015.
Note: This is a digital product. After purchase you will receive an instant download link. Compatible with Microsoft Excel 2016 and above.






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