Project: Traffic Noise Measurement for ARC
Statistical Pass-By Method
Mixing Asphalt and Rubber Crumb Process
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Paving Asphalt Rubber Road on Highway #11
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A research project for establishing a novel methodology for
systematically assessing and understanding the traffic noise of
the Asphalt Rubber (AR) roads in comparison to the conventional
asphalt roads, such that the traffic noise of the AR pavement
can be reduced effectively with least cost. The Statistical
Pass-By (SPB) method is also commonly known as the ISO 11819-1
traffic noise measurement method. The ISO
11819-1:1997(E) specifies the method of comparing traffic noise on
different road surfaces for various compositions of road traffic for the
purpose of evaluating different road surface and types. This measurement
method is developed to measure the influence of the road surface
characteristics to the emission and the propagation of road traffic
noise as it is believed that these road characteristics notably the
texture and the porosity can influence the propagation of sound
especially the sound propagation close to the road pavement surface. This project is collaborated
with Community of Tomorrow, Saskatchewan Highway and Transportation
and Saskatchewan Scrap Tire Corporation.
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Traffic Noise Measurement Using Statistical Pass-by Method |
Different Surface Structure for Different Pavement (Left is Asphalt Rubber, Right is Conventional Asphalt |
Traffic Noise Measurement Using Statistical Pass-by Method |