Experimental studies of quantitative relationships in the system for regulating road surface evenness

2025

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DOI 10.63377/3005-4966.4-2025-02
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Abstract

This article will consider the theoretical and practical aspects of the use of push meters THK-2ED (design of JSC Dortehnika), THK-2, TED, TED-2, TED-2M, IVP-1 (designs of KazdorNIA), to assess the evenness of highways, their technical capabilities and advantages over traditional measurement methods are analyzed. The relevance of the study is due to the need to develop and implement modern diagnostic techniques for road infrastructure that can not only record the current condition of the pavement butalso predict its changes during operation.