SKID RESISTANCE STUDY OF PAVEMENT CHARACTERISTICS
L D Buie, J.P. Schmidt
Abstract
L D Buie, J.P. Schmidt
Abstract
Riding surfaces in Oklahoma were tested with a skid trailer in accordance with ASTM E-274-65T. The various extents included samples of most types of riding surfaces and aggregates used with various ages, amounts of traffic and design criteria. Trends were obvious of a lowering of skid numbers as the number of vehicle passes increased. The minerology of the aggregates is a major factor in skid resistance.
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Riding surfaces in Oklahoma were tested with a skid trailer in accordance with ASTM E-274-65T. The various extents included samples of most types of riding surfaces and aggregates used with various ages, amounts of traffic and design criteria. Trends were obvious of a lowering of skid numbers as the number of vehicle passes increased. The minerology of the aggregates is a major factor in skid resistance.
Key concepts: Skid (aerodynamics), Trailer, Forensic engineering, Engineering, Geotechnical engineering, Environmental science, Structural engineering