MEASUREMENT of FRICTION PROPERTIES. MEASUREMENT APPROACH Scientific / Design /Engineering: – Available Force from Macro-texture Component Measure macro-texture.

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MEASUREMENT of FRICTION PROPERTIES

MEASUREMENT APPROACH Scientific / Design /Engineering: – Available Force from Macro-texture Component Measure macro-texture – Available Force from Micro-texture Component Measure micro-texture Practical: – Combined Vehicle Control Force – Measure Macro-texture

CURRENT MD METHOD E-274 Skid Truck – Measures Drag Force during Sliding Friction – Primary Sensor – Tire (grooved - smooth) – Collect Average value over 59 ft.* – Total Test Sequence ~ 225 ft.* – Water consumed - ~ 2 gal. * = at 40 mph

TYPICAL EQUIPMENT

ATYPICAL EQUIPMENT

TYPICAL TEST

CURRENT APPLICATION Test network every 1056 ft. if > 1 mi Test every 528 ft. if < 1 mi. Deemed not testable if < ¼ mile Ribbed tire – focus on micro-texture Test driver’s side wheel-path Test at Speed Limit with 40 mph Maximum Adjust Collected Value by SN per MPH (true adjustment is dependent on surface properties)

ISSUES Sampling 6% - 10% of pavement Large sample spacing: – Water consumption – Total test sequence time – Lost tests at intersections etc. Measuring “locked” friction Test spacing too far for ramps etc.

WHY Miss key pavement sections of concern: – Ramps, Sharp curves, Traffic control areas – Sections shorter that ¼ mile very difficult to test Apply the limited sample resources more effectively Increase the size of the sample (moderate) Functional test should more closely resemble the typical vehicle application

LIMITATIONS PRIMARY: – Water …… gallons – Tire Tread …… 1/8 inch SECONDARY: – Braking Energy – Mechanical System Speeds

SCRATCH SYSTEM Tire Tread Width – 4” (narrower tire) Water consumption - ~ 0.2 gals/ test Down Force – 675 pounds (lighter trailer) One Second Total Test Cycle Digital Reliability Everywhere Possible Include: – Macro-texture Measurement – Sub-meter GPS

E-274 BASED PROPOSAL Data averaging time of 0.1 to 0.2 sec (6-12ft.) Start averaging at 60% - 80% “lock-up” Reduce total test time to 1 – 1.5 sec Reduce water consumption to ~ 0.5 gal Routine sample spacing mi (264ft) Short routes and projects mi. (105 ft)

IMMEDIATE ACTIONS Purchase a more flexible device – July 2013 – Flexible control software: Change test timing (percent slip, time) Data sample rate ? – Improve water control: Rapid electric flow control Small accumulator for shock control ? – Improve data processing for the increased rate Low noise, functional filtering – Include macro-texture laser and GPS

POTENTIAL FUTURE ACTIONS Servo driven water pump system on the trailer* More robust braking system with sturdier axles* Narrower test tire (full diameter) with a narrower nozzle to further reduce water requirements by ~30% *May be included in current device as vendor option

QUESTIONS?