Sentence examples for surface of the asphalt from inspiring English sources

There are no curbs anywhere, which emphasizes the smooth, flowing surface of the asphalt.

Because of the smooth surface of the asphalt and the low speeds, the tires wear less in Monaco than elsewhere, so Pirelli, the Formula One tire maker, has provided soft and super-soft tires for use together for the first time this season.

The surface of the rigid pavement is much stiffer than the surface of the asphalt pavement and is customarily constructed directly over the base course (sometimes without having a subbase layer underneath).

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Maximum accelerations with five thicknesses of asphalt layers (Note y-axis denotes distance beneath surface, and the zero level is located on the surface of the asphalt layer).

The correlations of elemental content of C%, N%, and S% with the surface free energy of the asphalt fitted fairly well into the quadratic curves.

The results of single regression showed that the concentrations of saturates, aromatics, wax or asphaltenes played the roles of lowering the value of the surface free energy of the asphalt binder.

By applying an alternating magnetic field (AMF), we found that there is an optimal size depending on the particle electrical conductivity at which the temperature on the surface of asphalt samples is the highest.

The macro-texture width index K can substitute the texture depth to evaluate the aggregate distribution uniformity on the surface of asphalt pavement, and the aggregate distribution uniformity evaluation criterion of pavement surface based on K value was established.

Based on the test results, it can be concluded that the use of the Cryo-SEM technology combined with the image processing technique is a promising method to visually observe the fracture surface of asphalt and compute the Fracture Index to estimate the low-temperature cracking susceptibility.

Mr. Weiner, known for using text in his work, said that he chose these words because they refer to the grid of the city and the asphalt surface of the street.

Mr. Holden was referring to a 1997 project in which the State Department of Transportation replaced the asphalt surface of the roadbed with what Alex Dudley, an agency spokesman, described as "a coarser, more resistant concrete that gives better traction and more durability".