CBR Test Explained for Highway Pavement Design | California Bearing Ratio

California Bearing Ratio (CBR) Test explained for highway pavement and foundation design. Learn how CBR is used to evaluate the supporting strength of subgrade soil and why it is an important parameter in pavement engineering. In this video, we explore the CBR test, California Bearing Ratio, highway foundation design, subgrade strength, pavement design, and soil bearing characteristics in a practical engineering context. If you are a civil engineering student, highway engineering student, geotechnical engineering student, site engineer, or preparing for civil engineering exams, this video will help you understand the role of CBR in pavement and highway engineering. Topics Covered • California Bearing Ratio (CBR) • CBR test and its purpose • Subgrade soil strength • Highway pavement design • Highway foundation/subgrade • Pavement engineering • Soil testing for road construction • Application of CBR in highway engineering • Practical civil engineering concepts Understanding CBR is important because the strength of the subgrade directly affects how a pavement structure is designed to support traffic loads. Watch the complete video to build a clear understanding of CBR and its application in highway pavement engineering. For Civil Engineering Students | Highway Engineering | Geotechnical Engineering | Pavement Design #CBRTest #CaliforniaBearingRatio #HighwayEngineering #PavementDesign #CivilEngineering