Laboratory evaluation of oak ash waste for use in hot mix asphalt modification

Geçkil, Tacettin; Beyza İnce, Ceren; Aksağan, Zülfükar

doi:10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2023.133617

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“…Wang Qi used a pendulum friction tester to study the friction coefficient and anti-slip properties of wooden floors in gymnasiums [16]. For road surfaces, Qin employed a vehicle-mounted road surface horizontal force coefficient testing vehicle to investigate the friction coefficient and anti-slip characteristics of various road surface types and grades (generally high-grade road surfaces) on cement or asphalt roads [17].…”

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Evaluation of Skid Resistance and Comfort of Pedestrian Pavement with Asphalt-Based Wood Chip

Ma,

Zheng,

Zhang

et al. 2024

Buildings

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This paper conducts an in-depth study and evaluation of pedestrian paths, with a particular focus on the anti-slip performance and walking comfort of wooden chip pedestrian walkways. Through controlled experiments, a comparative analysis was performed between wooden chip pedestrian walkways and ordinary paved brick walkways. The experimental results indicate that under dry conditions, the anti-slip performance of various road surfaces is good. However, in wet environments, the anti-slip performance of paved brick roads deteriorates significantly. In contrast, wooden chip pedestrian walkways, especially those mixed with asphalt and wood chips, exhibit excellent anti-slip properties and comfort. Additionally, the study reveals that the comfort of wooden chip pedestrian walkways is significantly better than that of paved brick walkways, and the comfort of asphalt materials is slightly better than emulsified asphalt. It is worth mentioning that fine wood chips provide less comfort than coarse wood chips. Although reducing the thickness can enhance comfort, considering the service life of the road, a thickness of 4–6 cm is most suitable. Finally, asphalt and wooden chip mixtures with coarse wood chips possess good water permeability, making them suitable for permeable drainage pavement designs, effectively reducing road surface water accumulation.

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