Utilização de métodos de previsão da velocidade de ocorrência de aquaplanagem para verificação da segurança em rodovias de alto padrão
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https://doi.org/10.14295/transportes.v27i4.1735Keywords:
Aquaplaning, Road safety, Tire-pavement interface.Abstract
This work presents a summary of existing methods to predict hydroplaning speed limits and it highlights the risks associated with this phenomenon. Based on the assessment of the probability of occurrence of this phenomenon in different scenarios, the work identifies the need for the development of complementary criteria and recommendations for projects in Brazil. A case study is undertaken to assess the proposed methodologies on a hypothetical highway section that combines typical high standards highway conditions and located in the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo.Downloads
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