Next Generation Concrete Surface Industry Innovations in Quiet Pavement Technology.

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Next Generation Concrete Surface Industry Innovations in Quiet Pavement Technology

Next Generation Concrete Surface (NGCS) Term used to describe a category of texture(s) that have evolved through current research. The term may apply to several textures that evolve for both new construction and rehabilitation.

How did we get here?

The Noise Issue Comes to Phoenix

ADOT conducts first formal noise research comparing ARFC vs. concrete ADOT actively begins noise research Community resentment grows against noise ADOT utilizes random transverse tining Public outcry reaches Governor’s office $34 million ARFC overlay program initiated

ADOT agrees to a Diamond Grinding test section Conducted in 2003 Conducted on SR-202 between 56 th street and Kyrene Road westbound 3,000 lf. in length, 3 lanes wide Multiple grinding configurations applied

What did we learn in Arizona? Improved smoothness Improved friction Improved cross slope Reduction in noise

Bottom line We knew we weren’t quiet enough

Purdue Research Optimize grinding –Blade Spacing –Blade Width –Depth Joint Effect –Joint Opening –Joint Faulting Innovative Surfaces –To be determined and tested

Purdue Tire Pavement Test Apparatus (TPTA) Tested 24 Diamond Ground Sections Developed Texture Measurement Laser System Incorporating Friction Measurement Capability Incorporating Rolling Resistance Measurement Capability Meet with Tire Manufacturers to Discuss Tire Noise

Test Pattern at Purdue

Next Generation Concrete Surface (NGCS)

MNROAD Innovative PCCP Texture Field Research

Close Up of Texture

Photo of Single Pass Grinding Head

Implementation Locations

Diamond Grinding – Conventional

Diamond Grinding – Next Generation

Issues and Concerns Winter conditions Durability over time Has not been proven on major projects Constructability Cost

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