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Handbook of Vehicle-Road Interaction

David Cebon

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English
Swets & Zeitlinger
01 January 2000
"This handbook dicussess tyre-road contact forces generated by heavy vehicles covering their influence on road surface and bridge response and damage, as well as ways of regulating and improving vehicles so as to minimize road damage.;

The main incentive for understanding vehicle-road interaction is the possibility of reducing the road damage caused by heavy vehicles and the very high associated costs. This may be achieved by highway authorities, through improved design and construction of roads; by government agencies, through regulations intended to encourage the use of more ""road-friendly"" vehicles; or by vehicle engineers, through design

of improved vehicle configurations and suspensions, which minimize road damage.;

The book provides a unified mechanistic

approach to the entire subject, covering vehicle dynamics; dynamic tyre forces; weigh-in-motion; pavement and bridge response; damage mechanisms of paving materials; vehicle-guideway interaction; suspension design to minimize road damage; and assessing road damaging potential of vehicles for regulatory purposes. It includes 25 literature reviews, covering topics from asphalt deformation to weigh-in-motion, and citing over 500 references. In addition, it discusses both the fundamental mechanics of the mechanical and civil engineering systems, as well as practical and implementation issues."

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Imprint:   Swets & Zeitlinger
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Volume:   2
Dimensions:   Height: 234mm,  Width: 156mm,  Spine: 240mm
Weight:   1.156kg
ISBN:   9789026515545
ISBN 10:   9026515545
Series:   Advances in Engineering Series
Pages:   616
Publication Date:  
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  General/trade ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Preface Acknowledgement Part 1: Introduction Part 2: Vehicle Dynamics Part 3: Guideway Response Part 4: Damage Mechanics: Flexible Pavements Part 5: Vehicle-Guideway Interaction Part 6: Suspension Design to Minimise Road Damage Part 7: Assessing Road - Damaging Potential Part 8: Main Conclusions and Recommendations Appendices References Index

David Cebon

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