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Development of improved pavement marking materials -- Laboratory phase
Laboratory and field investigation presents evaluation of pavement marking materials currently in use; practical recommendations are made for improved design of economical markings; special emphasis is given to visbility of markings at night during periods of severe rainfall and new, low-cost, experimental marking has been developed and tested on public highway; development of new system of pavement markings to be applied like paint but which performs like raised reflectorized markers; 1/4-in. diam glass beads are embedded in pigmented epoxy binder.
Development of improved pavement marking materials -- Laboratory phase
Laboratory and field investigation presents evaluation of pavement marking materials currently in use; practical recommendations are made for improved design of economical markings; special emphasis is given to visbility of markings at night during periods of severe rainfall and new, low-cost, experimental marking has been developed and tested on public highway; development of new system of pavement markings to be applied like paint but which performs like raised reflectorized markers; 1/4-in. diam glass beads are embedded in pigmented epoxy binder.
Development of improved pavement marking materials -- Laboratory phase
Nat Research Council -- Nat Cooperative Highway Research Program Report
Dale, J.M. (author)
1967
24 pages
Report
English
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