Sentence examples for pavement vehicle from inspiring English sources

The study considered the agency costs and impacts as well as various use phase impacts and costs including those connected with pavement vehicle interaction and work zone traffic delays.

A novel ranking algorithm is proposed, that allows upscaling of the local carbon dioxide emissions due to pavement vehicle interaction to the size of state-wide or national sustainability goals.

Yosemite National Park Fire Investigators and Cal Fire said the sparks could have come from trailer safety chains dragging on the pavement, vehicle brake parts or other sources.

The pavement distress will affect the lifespan of the pavement, vehicles energy assumption, transportation efficiency, and the transportation safety [1].

Recent developments in mechanistic models of roughness- and deflection-induced pavement-vehicle interaction aim at providing such engineering estimates.

The response of the bridge is obtained in the time domain by using an iterative procedure employed at each time step to take into account the non-linearity of the pavement-vehicle interactive force.

In this paper, a new self-sensing pavement for vehicle detection is designed.

In order to analyze tire footprints in different conditions and calculate dynamic responses of asphalt pavement with vehicle braking, a tire-pavement coupling simulation system, which can use a viscoelastic constitutive model of asphalt concrete considering temperature dependence, is established.

The coupling stresses of asphalt overlay on old cement pavement under vehicle load and temperature load are systematically studied, and based on this asphalt overlay typical structures suitable for different highway grades are recommended.

In practical terms, this means wider pavements, restricting vehicle access, implementing traffic-calming schemes and making it easier for local authorities to introduce 20mph zones.The strategy document acknowledges that reducing the space available to cars might increase congestion.

Highly popular after World War II, the cul-de-sac is essentially a dead-end residential street, often but not always ending with a large circular patch of pavement allowing vehicles to turn around.