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microtexture with
wavelengths from 0 mm to 0.5
millimetres (0.020 in),
macrotexture with
wavelengths from 0.5
millimetres (0.020 in) to 50
millimetres (2...
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important effect of
diamond grinding is the
considerable increase in
surface macrotexture and
consequent improvement in skid resistance,
noise reduction and safety...
-
composition of each surface.
Macroscopic and
microscopic shape (texture;
macrotexture and microtexture)
Normal force pressing contact surfaces together. Contaminants...
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generated by the
motion of
relatively low-temperature
particles Long wave
macrotexture, a road
characteristic Longwave (band), a rock band from Brooklyn, New...
- the
pavement over time that
allow water to pool.
Pavement micro- and
macrotexture:
Concrete can be
preferable to
hotmix asphalt because it
offers better...
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grooves will
still be in
contact with the
aircraft tyres. To
maintain the
macrotexturing built into the
runway by the grooves,
maintenance crews engage in airfield...
- it gets "old" enough, the
surface will
start losing aggregates, and
macrotexture depth increases dramatically. If no
maintenance action is done quickly...
- Cambridge, UK, ISBN 0-521-79420-X. Val
Randle and Olaf
Engler (2000),
Macrotexture,
Microtexture &
Orientation Mapping,
Gordon & Breach, Amsterdam, Holland...
- S2CID 250741723. O.
Engler & V.
Randle (2009).
Introduction to
Texture Analysis:
Macrotexture, Microtexture, and
Orientation Mapping,
Second Edition. CRC Press....
- cracks, roughness,
polished concrete surfaces exhibiting inadequate macrotexture,
wheel path rutting,
unacceptable noise levels,
permanent upward slab...
