2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.trpro.2017.01.064
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Method of Assessment and Prediction of Temperature Conditions of Roadway Surfacing as a Factor of the Road Safety

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“…where с is the elastic base stiffness coefficient (modulus of subgrade reaction); в is the MRRP slab width, m; Е is the slab elasticity modulus, MPa; J is the moment of inertia in the slab longitudinal section, m 4 . When performing calculations, it is necessary to select the design load that characterizes the traffic composition.…”
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“…where с is the elastic base stiffness coefficient (modulus of subgrade reaction); в is the MRRP slab width, m; Е is the slab elasticity modulus, MPa; J is the moment of inertia in the slab longitudinal section, m 4 . When performing calculations, it is necessary to select the design load that characterizes the traffic composition.…”
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“…Hinge joints are easier and more convenient for installation and removal. However, on weak bases, subsidence of the coating at joints during movement of vehicles is great [3][4][5]. Rigid joints ensure transmitting of normal and shear forces, as well as bending moments, but require highstrength materials and complicate assembly of the coating.…”
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“…Most studies use crash rates as the main input data for determining risk levels. An interesting algorithm is proposed in a paper 38 based on SVM algorithm and image segmentation processing technology, where the authors propose a method of video image processing technology for road surface state recognition (e.g., if the surface is wet or dry, or if there is snow, or ice on the road). However, there is a lack of investigation into risk prediction.…”
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