Measurement of Acoustic Properties of the Safety Anti-Skid Modification - ROCBINDATM

Petr Kozak; Radka Matuszkova; Michal Radimsky

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1145.140

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Measurement of Acoustic Properties of the Safety Anti-Skid Modification - ROCBINDA^TM

Abstract:

The noise pollution is an important factor for people living near roads. The road traffic noise is endangering the health of these residents and the quality of their lives. The tyre / road noise became the most significant source of the road traffic noise due reduced noise emissions from the vehicle propulsion system by the automotive industry. An important recent trend is increasing the traffic safety by improving anti-skid properties of roads in critical locations. Experts have concluded that some anti-skid modifications may increase the noise pollution. Because the usage of such pavements is predominantly in urban areas, problems may occur. This paper deals with the noise level of the safety anti-skid modification of the road surface used in the urban areas. Based on the presented measurement values it can be said that the Rocbinda^TM safety anti-skid modification does not achieve any increased acoustic performance compared to the asphalt pavement.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1145)

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140-145

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March 2018

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Petr Kozak, Radka Matuszkova*, Michal Radimsky

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Carriageway, Close Proximity Method - CPX, Road Safety, Rolling Noise, Skid Resistance, Tyre/Road Noise, Vehicle Installation

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