AASHTO TP 103-13 (2015)
- Standard Method of Test for Detectable Warning Systems
- standard by American Association of State and Highway Transportation Officials, 2013
- Publisher: AASHTO
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This method provides a protocol for testing the durability of detectable warning systems in a repreatable manner. Laboratory exposures and evaluation tests were developed to simulate the types of damage and degradation anticipated in service. Exposures are conducted cyclically to allow for effects of combined interaction of the simulated environmental exposures. Non-destructive evaluation tests are conducted both before and after exposures to provude comparative values. Destructive evaluation tests are conducted after the exposures.
The primary objective of this test method is to provide a repeatable set of tests that can be conducted specifically to evaluate durability of detectable warning systems. Each test is suitable for use with any type of detectable warning system, regardless of the material composition or method of attachment. Specimens are attached to concrete slabs to provide a test of the detectable warning system/sidewalk system. Data produced following this method is anticipated to be used for purposes of determining product durability and product comparison.
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