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- laser/inertial profilographs. Since MiTx has so short waves, it is preferably measured by dry friction brake tests rather than by profiling. Profilographs that...
- some extent, the risk for split friction can be measured with a road profilograph, scanning the pavement texture in both the left and right wheel paths...
- rut depth. Rutting is measured at highway speeds with a laser/inertial profilograph. The term stuck in a rut can be used figuratively to refer to a situation...
- banked curves and to design relevant mitigating road actions. A modern profilograph can provide data of both road curvature and cross slope (angle of incline)...
- the designer's desired level of difficulty. Banked turn Camber angle Profilograph Tilting train 2002/732/EC. *, Commission Decision of May 30, 2002 concerning...
- A tribometer is an instrument that measures friction on a surface. A profilograph is a device used to measure pavement surface roughness. Friction is used...
- than 90% between the two. Unevenness was measured with a mechanical profilograph, reporting a parameter called slope variance (SV). SV is the second spatial...
- instruments such as traction dynamometers, rotational dynamometers, profilographs, etc. He aimed to determine the efficiency of agricultural machinery...
- measurement with a modern Profilograph. The linked EU Roadex III report below gives demonstrations as on how to analyze Profilograph data to identify excessive...
- the use of profilographs to derive a profile index as a measure of surface regularity, rather than rolling straight-edges. The profilograph takes a series...