Evaluation of the Grip Qualities of Tire-Tread Rubber on Road Surfaces
Polymer Science - Series D, ISSN: 1995-4220, Vol: 16, Issue: 2, Page: 467-472
2023
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Abstract: This article substantiates the need for a transition to new approaches to assessing the grip characteristics of road surfaces of various types. By varying the composition of the tread rubber, it was shown that it is possible to achieve the retention of grip qualities of a measuring tire that are stable over time. Mathematical models of the processes taking place in different parts of the vehicle braking have been developed. The adequacy of the models under consideration was verified by running (braking) tests on a highway in Tver oblast.
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