Evaluation of long-term pavement performance and noise characteristics of the next generation concrete surface : final report.

Anderson, Keith W.; Uhlmeyer, Jeff S.; Sexton, Tim; Russell, Mark; Weston, Jim; Washington (State). Dept. of Transportation. Materials Laboratory

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Evaluation of long-term pavement performance and noise characteristics of the next generation concrete surface : final report.

2014-01-01
By Anderson, Keith W. ; Uhlmeyer, Jeff S. ; Sexton, Tim ; ...

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Anderson, Keith W. ; Uhlmeyer, Jeff S. ; Sexton, Tim ; Russell, Mark ; Weston, Jim

Anderson, Keith W. ; Uhlmeyer, Jeff S. ; Sexton, Tim ; Russell, Mark ; Weston, Jim Less -
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Washington (State). Dept. of Transportation. Materials Laboratory
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United States. Federal Highway Administration
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Concrete Pavements Diamond Grinding Evaluation Pavement Performance Roughness Sound Intensity Test Sections Tire/Pavement Noise
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WA-RD 767.2
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Tech Report
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Washington
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Washington (State). Dept. of Transportation. Office of Research and Library Services
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This report documents the performance of the first Next Generation Concrete Surface (NGCS) built by the

Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT). A 1,500 foot test section was installed on the

eastbound lanes of I-82 near Sunnyside, WA in October of 2010. On-board sound intensity (OBSI) measurements

increased from initial levels of 100.6 dBA to 104.4 dBA in 30 months. The increase in noise level was attributed

to the loss of aggregate and general roughening of the concrete surface by studded tires.

It was concluded that the NGCS is not a viable option as a noise mitigation strategy for Washington State
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