Life cycle and economic efficiency analysis: durable pavement markings.

Lee, Young-Jae; Morgan State University. Dept. of Transportation and Urban Infrastructure Studies

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Life cycle and economic efficiency analysis: durable pavement markings.

2009-07-01
By Lee, Young-Jae

[PDF-427.96 KB]

English

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Lee, Young-Jae
Corporate Creators:

Morgan State University. Dept. of Transportation and Urban Infrastructure Studies
Corporate Contributors:

National Transportation Center (U.S.) ; Maryland. State Highway Administration. Office of Policy & Research

National Transportation Center (U.S.) ; Maryland. State Highway Administration. Office of Policy & Research Less -
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Data Collection Economic Efficiency Efficiency Inlaid Tape Life Cycle Life Cycle Analysis Marking Pavement Marking Retroreflectivity Road Marking Tapes Thermoplastic Thermoplastic Materials Traffic Paint
Publication/ Report Number:

MD-09-SP608B4G
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

United States ; Maryland

United States ; Maryland Less -
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Final report
Corporate Publisher:

Maryland. State Highway Administration. Research Division
Abstract:

This project examined the life cycle and economic efficiency of two pavement marking

materials — inlaid tape and thermoplastic — to find the most economical product for specific

traffic and weather conditions. Six locations in the state of Maryland were selected for data

collection based on the amount of traffic and snowfall they receive, and the data was collected

for one year. While one year of data yielded reliable and consistent results for a recent study of

the life cycle of waterborne paint, the regressions for the durable materials in this study were

unreliable and cannot be recommended. To ensure reliability and consistency in the estimation

of the retroreflectivity of inlaid tape and thermoplastic, we suggest that future studies include

more extensive data.
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SP608B4G
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University Transportation Centers US Transportation Collection
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