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State-of-the Art in the Measurement of Page 1 Pavement Surface Characteristics PDRG-RPUG 1 st Joint Meeting 19 April 2019 Robert Otto Rasmussen, PhD, INCE, PE The Transtec Group, Inc., Austin, Texas (USA) What are Pavement Surface


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PDRG-RPUG 1st Joint Meeting 19 April 2019

State-of-the Art in the Measurement of Pavement Surface Characteristics

Robert Otto Rasmussen, PhD, INCE, PE The Transtec Group, Inc., Austin, Texas (USA)

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  • Vehicle/tire interactions with the road surface:

– Noise & vibration – Braking – Steering & handling – Ride quality (evenness) – Hydroplaning – Rolling resistance (fuel consumption) – Tire wear – Vehicle durability

What are Pavement Surface Characteristics?

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Design Materials Construction Climate Traffic Maintenance Texture Porosity Stiffness Users & Society Noise Friction Splash & Spray

  • Roll. Res.

Evenness

Human Experience & Societal Demands Pavement Surface Characteristics Pavement Properties Factors

Foundation

What are Pavement Surface Characteristics?

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  • 1. Evaluate conformance with requirements.

a) Construction quality for acceptance. b) Periodic testing of performance requirements (PPP / JEHDRA). c) Laws and regulations (noise, friction, fuel economy).

  • 2. Evaluate changes in pavement over time.

a) Asset management

  • 3. To improve road, vehicle, and tire engineering.

Why do we Measure Pavement Surface Characteristics?

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Microtexture Macrotexture Megatexture 1mm 10mm 100mm 1m 10m Roughness 100mm 10mm 1mm 100m

1/8in.

1in. 1ft. 10ft. 100ft. 10mil 1mil 0.1mil

Rolling Resistance Ride Quality Wet Weather Friction Dry Weather Friction Tire Wear Vehicle Wear

In-Vehicle Noise

Tire-Pavement Noise Splash and Spray Good Bad

Key:

Texture Wavelength PIARC Category Pavement Surface Characteristic (PSC) Influence

Source: PIARC

Texture Classifications for Pavement Surface Characteristics

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Texture Classifications for Pavement Surface Characteristics

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Measuring “Profiles” with Straightedges

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Measuring Profiles with Inertial Profilers

Accelerometer Lasers (Height Sensors) Wheel Encoder (Distance Sensor) Computer (inside van)

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Measuring Profiles with Inertial Profilers

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Measurements of 3-D Profiles

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Calculating Evenness from Profiles: International Roughness Index (IRI)

1 2 3 4 IRI (m/km)

Smoothest Automotive Proving Ground Smooth/New Highway “Average” Road “Poor” Ride “Unacceptable” Ride

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Viewing and Analyzing Profiles for Evenness

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Viewing and Analyzing Profiles for Evenness

What is causing this?

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Viewing and Analyzing Profiles for Evenness

Several “bumps” of ~ 5 mm height

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Asphalt Trucks Asphalt Material Feed Grade Control Paver Stops

Analyzing Profiles for Construction Defects

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Measuring Profiles in Real-Time during Construction

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Measurements for Texture

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Measurements for Texture: Old, Worn Asphalt

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Measurements for Texture: Good, New Asphalt

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100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900

Distance (m) Mean Profile Depth, MPD (mm)

Measurements for Texture: Variability in Surface Texture

Stone Loss (Raveling) Good Texture

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Measurements for Texture: Variability in Surface Texture

Raking of Loose Mix Excessive Mix Temperature

Possible Causes of Raveling

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Measurements for Friction (Grip)

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Sandstone Slag Expanded Shale/Clay Granite Limestone Trap Rock Gabbro

m

A “cocktail” of aggregates can result in targeted grip levels. Also important to understand stability of grip with time.

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Grip Measurements for Improving Pavement Engineering

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Measurements for Tire-Pavement Interaction Noise

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Tire-Pavement Interaction Noise

Quietest pavement we have measured: Precast Porous Concrete located in the Netherlands

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Tire-Pavement Interaction Noise

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Predicting Tire-Pavement Interaction Noise from Texture

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1:1 Trendline R2 = 0.87 StdErr = 0.9 dBA 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 Measured Site Average OBSI Level (dBA) Texture-Predicted Site Average OBSI Level (dBA) Transverse Tining Longitudinal Tining Drag Diamond Grinding Transverse Tining OBSI = f (Ltx,160 , Ltx,25 , Rk,TR) Longitudinal Tining OBSI = f (Ltx,40) Diamond Grinding OBSI = f (Ltx,80+63+50+40 , SkewTR) Drag OBSI = f (Ltx,50+40 , SkewTR, Rk,TR)

  • Ltx per ISO/CD 13473-4 (Draft)
  • Rk,TR(ansverse) per ISO 13565-2
  • SkewTR(ansverse) per ASME B46.1

+/- 1 dBA

Predicting Tire-Pavement Interaction Noise from Texture

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Measurements for Rolling Resistance

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15% difference

Measurements for Rolling Resistance

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Measurements for Rolling Resistance

Improper use of vibratory roller introducing texture

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Texture Impacts on Rolling Resistance

Improper use of vibratory roller introducing texture

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Pavement Management

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Pavement Management

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Pavement Management

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どうもありがとうございました

Robert Otto Rasmussen, PhD, INCE, PE

The Transtec Group, Inc., Austin, Texas (USA) Robotto@TheTranstecGroup.com +1 (512) 680 8362