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Title: The loss of the retroreflectivity of the road markings and painted lines, caused by different types


1
The loss of the retroreflectivity of the road
markings and painted lines, caused by different
types of snowplow blades.THE GRAPHS OF THE
OFFICIAL TESTS MADE BY FINNISH AND SWEDISH ROAD
ADMINISTRATIONS.


Modified
comments by Pertti Vauhkonen
2
The loss of the RETROREFLECTIVITY of the ROAD
MARKINGS caused by SNOWPLOW BLADES. Preliminary
test in Finland 1999. Source (original graph)
UNHOLA Timo, Auraus ja tiemerkinnät Esikoe.
(Snowploughing and road markings
Preliminary test.).Tielaitos liikenteen palvelut,
(Finra.Traffic Services) Helsinki 2000.
Tielaitoksen selvityksiä 3/2000.
  • Preliminary test (graph) The wear of the
    different road markings caused by JOMA 6000
    snowplow blades
  • Aurauskoe Sipoo 3.11.1999 Plowing test in
    Sipoo, Finland 11.3.1999 Joma 6000 Composite
    Blade, made in Norway
  • VM, KM, KMU, PM type of marking/painting
    (Thickness VM 0,4 mm KM 0,5 mm KMU 0,5
    mm PM 0,5...5,0 mm)
  • k, K dry measuring (K10 dry retro after 10
    plow runs), m, M wet measuring (M10 wet
    retro after 10 plow runs)
  • Paluuheijastavuus, mcd/m2lx
    retroreflectivity, DayC, day contrast (DC10
    day contrast after 10 plow runs), 2,4,6,8,10
    number of plow runs
  • Comments M6 (X) no wet retroreflectivity after
    6 plow runs (PM hot mass with rumble-effect)

3
The loss of the RETROREFLECTIVITY of the ROAD
MARKINGS caused by SNOWPLOW BLADES. Preliminary
test in Finland 1999. Source (original graph)
UNHOLA Timo, Auraus ja tiemerkinnät Esikoe.
(Snowploughing and road markings
Preliminary test.).Tielaitos liikenteen palvelut,
(Finra.Traffic Services) Helsinki 2000.
Tielaitoksen selvityksiä 3/2000.
  • Preliminary test (graph) The wear of the
    different road markings caused by
    ActiveAdapterssteel blades
  • Aurauskoe Sipoo 3.11.1999 Plowing test in
    Sipoo, Finland 11.3.1999 Aktiiviasennuslevy
    PF4ImatraSteel Finnish ActiveAdaptersrigid
    steel blades
  • VM, KM, KMU, PM type of marking/painting
    (Thickness VM 0,4 mm KM 0,5 mm KMU 0,5
    mm PM 0,5...5,0 mm)
  • k, K dry measuring (K20 dry retro after 20
    plow runs), m, M wet measuring (M20 wet
    retro after 20 plow runs)
  • Paluuheijastavuus, mcd/m2lx
    retroreflectivity, DayC, day contrast (DC20
    day contrast after 20 plow runs),
    2,4,6,8,10...20 number of plow runs
  • Comments M20 (X) wet retroreflectivity after
    20 plow runs about 30mcd/m2lx (PM hot mass with
    rumble-effect)

4
The loss of the RETROREFLECTIVITY of the ROAD
MARKINGS caused by SNOWPLOW BLADES. Preliminary
test in Finland 1999. Source (original graph)
UNHOLA Timo, Auraus ja tiemerkinnät Esikoe.
(Snowploughing and road markings
Preliminary test.).Tielaitos liikenteen palvelut,
(Finra.Traffic Services) Helsinki 2000.
Tielaitoksen selvityksiä 3/2000.
  • Preliminary test (graph) The wear of the
    different road markings caused by Kumi-Kuper
    snowplow blades
  • Aurauskoe Sipoo 3.11.1999 Plowing test in
    Sipoo, Finland 11.3.1999 Kumi-Kuper Composite
    Blade, made in Germany
  • VM, KM, KMU, PM type of marking/painting
    (Thickness VM 0,4 mm KM 0,5 mm KMU 0,5
    mm PM 0,5...5,0 mm)
  • k, K dry measuring (K10 dry retro after 10
    plow runs), m, M wet measuring (M10 wet
    retro after 10 plow runs)
  • Paluuheijastavuus, mcd/m2lx
    retroreflectivity, DayC day contrast (DC10
    day contrast after 10 plow runs), 2,4,6,8,10
    number of plow runs
  • Comments M2 (X) no wet retroreflectivity after
    2 plow runs (PM hot mass with rumble-effect)

5
The loss of the RETROREFLECTIVITY of the ROAD
MARKINGS caused by SNOWPLOW BLADES. Preliminary
test in Finland 1999. Source (original graph)
UNHOLA Timo, Auraus ja tiemerkinnät Esikoe.
(Snowploughing and road markings
Preliminary test.).Tielaitos liikenteen palvelut,
(Finra.Traffic Services) Helsinki 2000.
Tielaitoksen selvityksiä 3/2000.
  • Preliminary test (graph) The wear of the
    different road markings caused by ImatraSteel
    snowplow blades
  • Aurauskoe Sipoo 3.11.1999 Plowing test in
    Sipoo, Finland 11.3.1999 ImatraSteel
    Traditional rigid steel blade, made in Finland
  • VM, KM, KMU, PM type of marking/painting
    (Thickness VM 0,4 mm KM 0,5 mm KMU 0,5
    mm PM 0,5...5,0 mm)
  • k, K dry measuring (K10 dry retro after 10
    plow runs), m, M wet measuring (M10 wet
    retro after 10 plow runs)
  • Paluuheijastavuus, mcd/m2lx
    retroreflectivity, DayC day contrast (DC10
    day dontrast after 10 plow runs), 2,4,6,8,10
    number of plow runs
  • Comments M8 (X) no wet retroreflectivity after
    8 plow runs (PM hot mass with rumble-effect)

6
In this respect the best, the flexible design
with blade attached to a rubber element reduced
the wet retro of the marking by 20 runs less than
others by just a few runs. (Abstract
Snowploughing and road markings. Unhola T.
Helsinki 2000)
  • Comments
  • the best, the flexible design with blade
    attached to a rubber element ActiveAdapter
  • The front plow in Finnish test was 14 ft
    reversible plow one 4 ft and two 5 ft steel
    blades was floated with ActiveAdapters (better
    flex would have been achieved by using 2 pieces
    of 4 ft and 2 pieces of 3 ft blades floating
    independently). Plowingtest has been made without
    any plow supporting.
  • The first, a bit too stiff version of the
    ActiveAdapters was used in test.
  • All current types (kt 445, kt 448 and pf 4) will
    flex now easier, upright.
  • The total wear and tear (including normal wear)
    of the road markings and painted lines in
  • Finland is over 10 000 metric tons and the
    repaintings costs are over 15 million euro,
  • annually.
  • NOTE the laws of mechanics, physics and
    tribology
  • as well as the facts of geometry
    (showed in the sketch under)

7
The loss of the RETROREFLECTIVITY of the ROAD
MARKINGS caused by SNOWPLOW BLADES. Plowings
influence on road markings Preliminary test in
Sweden 2000 (front plow and wing)Source
(original graph) Sven-Olof Lundkvist, VTI bilaga
A. Plogningens inverkan på vägmarkeringars
funktion. Vägverket Produktion. Linköping 2001.
  • Preliminary test (graph) The wear of the Plan
    termoplast- road marking, caused by different
    types of snowplow blades
  • Plan termoplast, reella data smooth
    thermoplastic, thickness 3 mm
  • Joma Joma 6000 blade, Norway
  • Konventionellt Traditional rigid Swedish
    steel blades installed on Swedish adapters,
  • Finska Traditional rigid Swedish steel blades
    installed on Finnish ActiveAdapters,
  • Hårdmetall Rigidly attached Swedish hardmetal
    blades (Sandvik)
  • R (mcd/m2/lux) retroreflectivity
  • antal plogöverfarter number of plow runs
    (total 40 times)

8
The loss of the RETROREFLECTIVITY of the ROAD
MARKINGS caused by SNOWPLOW BLADES. Plowings
influence on road markings Preliminary test in
Sweden 2000 (front plow and wing)Source
(original graph) Sven-Olof Lundkvist, VTI bilaga
A. Plogningens inverkan på vägmarkeringars
funktion. Vägverket Produktion. Linköping 2001.
  • Preliminary test (graph) The wear of the
    Rainline- road marking, caused by different
    types of snowplow blades
  • Rainline, reella data rumble line,
    thickness 3 mm
  • Joma Joma 6000 blade, Norway,
  • Konventionellt Traditional rigid Swedish
    steel blades installed on Swedish adapters,
  • Finska Traditional rigid Swedish steel blades
    installed on Finnish ActiveAdapters,
  • Hårdmetall Rigidly attached Swedish hardmetal
    blades (Sandvik)
  • R (mcd/m2/lux) retroreflectivity
  • antal plogöverfarter number of plow runs
    (total 40 times)

9
The loss of the RETROREFLECTIVITY of the ROAD
MARKINGS caused by SNOWPLOW BLADES. Plowings
influence on road markings Preliminary test in
Sweden 2000 (front plow and wing)Source
(original graph) Sven-Olof Lundkvist, VTI bilaga
A. Plogningens inverkan på vägmarkeringars
funktion. Vägverket Produktion. Linköping 2001.
  • Preliminary test (graph) The wear of the
    Sprayplast- road marking, caused by different
    types of snowplow blades
  • Sprayplast - reella data spray paint,
    thickness 1 mm
  • Joma Joma 6000 blade, Norway,
  • Konventionellt Traditional rigid Swedish
    steel blades installed on Swedish adapters,
  • Finska Traditional rigid Swedish steel blades
    installed on Finnish ActiveAdapters,
  • Hårdmetall Rigidly attached Swedish hardmetal
    blades (Sandvik)
  • R (mcd/m2/lux) retroreflectivity
  • antal plogöverfarter number of plow runs
    (total 40 times)

10
The loss of the RETROREFLECTIVITY of the ROAD
MARKINGS caused by SNOWPLOW BLADES. Plowings
influence on road markings Preliminary test in
Sweden 2000 (front plow and wing)Source
(original graph) Sven-Olof Lundkvist, VTI bilaga
A. Plogningens inverkan på vägmarkeringars
funktion. Vägverket Produktion. Linköping 2001.
  • Preliminary test (graph) The wear of the Färg-
    road marking, caused by different types of
    snowplow blades
  • Färg - reella data color paint, thickness
    0,4 mm
  • Joma Joma 6000 blade, Norway,
  • Konventionellt Traditional rigid Swedish
    steel blades installed on Swedish adapters,
  • Finska Traditional rigid Swedish steel blades
    installed on Finnish ActiveAdapters,
  • Hårdmetall Rigidly attached Swedish hardmetal
    blades (Sandvik)
  • R (mcd/m2/lux) retroreflectivity
  • antal plogöverfarter number of plow runs
    (total 40 times)

11
VTI bilaga A. Plogningens inverkan på
vägmarkeringars funktion. Vägverket Produktion.
Linköping 2001.No abstract in English
  • Comments
  • The front plow in Swedish test was 12 ft
    reversible, trip edge plow and the wing plow mold
    board was 15 ft wide. Both plows were supported
    with wheels.
  • On the front plow 3 pieces of 4 ft steel blades
    were floated with ActiveAdapters (better flex
    would have been achieved by using 4 pieces of 3
    ft blades) and on the wing plow 3 pieces 4 ft and
    one 3 ft steel blade were floated (better flex
    would have been achieved here by using 5 pieces
    of 3 ft blades floating independendly)
  • Total 28 measuring points/every bladetype 21
    times the best retro with ActiveAdapters
  • The first, a bit too stiff version of the
    ActiveAdapters was used in test.
  • All current types (kt 445, kt 448 and pf 4) will
    flex now easier, upright.
  • The total wear and tear (including normal wear)
    of the road markings and painted lines in
  • Sweden is over 15 000 metric tons and the
    repaintings costs are over 25 million euro,
  • annually.
  • NOTE the laws of mechanics, physics and
    tribology
  • as well as the facts of geometry
    (showed in the sketch under)






  • For more
    information, contact perttittvauhkonen_at_kolumbus.f
    i

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Why ActiveAdapters ?1) Look at the traditional,
rectilinear, rigid and unevenly worn blades (as
showed under)2) Think about the road markings
and markers installed 0,3...10 mm above
pavements, for traffic safety- The excessive the
wear on blades is the more excessive the wear and
tear damages on markings, markers, paintings,
pavements etc. are3) Compare the purchasing
prices of the traditional blades to repairing
costs of the markings and markers

13
Summa summarumActiveAdapters

blade-floating system
  • The patented rubber-mounted ActiveAdapters,
    between the plow moldboard and blades, will
    change your rigid snowplow blades into a free
    floating, shock absorbing system, resulting in
    higher plow speeds, no damage to RPMs, extended
    life to painted road lines, reduced noise,
    vibration, shock, better snow removal on uneven
    roads with less salt and sand needed.
  • Max allowed, independent upright-movement
    (blade-floating and/or shock absorption range)
    for every single blade is about 8,10 or 12 mm.
    Movement depends of blade-loading forces.
  • For more information contact
    perttittvauhkonen_at_kolumbus.fi
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