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Behavior of pavement friction vs. slip speed.

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PDF) Using the astm e 274 skid trailer data to characterize pavement friction behavior with respect to the traveling speed and the wheel slip ratio

Luis FUENTES, Full Professor - Director of Research and Graduate Affairs College of Engineering, Ph.D, Universidad del Norte (Colombia), Barranquilla, Uninorte, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Typical skid data graph provided by the Winskid software.

Manjriker GUNARATNE, Professor and Chairman, B.Sc (Engr.) University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka, M.A.Sc University of British Columbia, Ph.D., Purdue University., University of South Florida, FL, USF

USING THE ASTM E 274 SKID TRAILER DATA TO CHARACTERIZE PAVEMENT FRICTION BEHAVIOR WITH RESPECT TO THE TRAVELING SPEED AND THE WHEEL SLIP RATIO

Madhura RAJAPAKSHE, Sr. Project Engineer, Ph.D., Akron Technical Center

PDF) Using the astm e 274 skid trailer data to characterize pavement friction behavior with respect to the traveling speed and the wheel slip ratio

Variation of observed and model fitted friction vs. slip at calibration

Manjriker GUNARATNE, Professor and Chairman, B.Sc (Engr.) University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka, M.A.Sc University of British Columbia, Ph.D., Purdue University., University of South Florida, FL, USF

PDF) Using the astm e 274 skid trailer data to characterize pavement friction behavior with respect to the traveling speed and the wheel slip ratio