Road vehicle noise reduction by low noise road surfaces in Japan

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Road vehicle noise reduction by low noise road surfaces in Japan 1 Integrated noise reduction measures Road vehicle running noise Road vehicle Tyre Pavement Traffic management Integrated Measures Road construction Building construction Road environment 2 1

Measurement conditions 3 Test road surfaces Road surfaces Max. chipping size Thickness Remarks 13 mm 50 mm Conventional road in Japan 13 mm 50 mm Practical use Two layer drainege Upper : 5 mm Lower : 13 mm Upper : 20 mm Lower : 30 mm Partial use 20 mm Under development for practical use 4 2

Surface profiles of test roads One layer 10 mm 10 mm Two layer 10 mm 10 mm 5 Test road vehicles Vehicles Engine Vehicle weight (GVW) Tyres Car Gasoline engine 1,775 kg 205/65R16 95S Hybrid car Gasoline engine + Motor 1,515 kg 165/65R15 81S Medium truck CNG engine 4,712 kg 195/85R16 Heavy dump truck Diesel engine 19,895 kg 10:00-20 Heavy cago truck Diesel engine 19,4 kg 11R22.5 6 3

Test road vehicles 7 Constant speed running noise 8 4

Constant speed running noise ( km/h) A-weighted sound pressure level [db] 50 Normal car Hybrid car Medium truck (CNG) Heavy dump truck Heavy cargo truck 9 Frequency characteristics of constant speed running noise ( km/h) A-weighted band sound pressure level [db] 50 40 30 20 Car 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k Frequency [Hz] Heavy cargo truck 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k Frequency [Hz] 10 5

A-weighted sound pressure level [db] 100 50 Speed dependence of running noise on each road surface Car :L=11.9+32.2 log 10 V :L=27.5+22.7 log 10 V :L=20.2+23.3 log 10 V :L=13.2+26.9 log 10 V 20 40 100 120 Speed [km/h] Heavy cargo truck :L=25.3+28.2 log 10 V :L=32.9+22.8 log 10 V :L=26.0+24.6 log 10 V :L=24.6+24.5 log 10 V 20 40 100 120 Speed [km/h] 11 Start-acceleration running noise 12 6

Acceleration running noise A-weighted sound pressure level [db] 50 Normal car Hybrid car Medium truck (CNG) Heavy dump truck Heavy cargo truck 13 Frequency characteristics of start-acceleration noise A-weighted band sound pressure level [db] 50 40 30 20 Car 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k Frequency [Hz] Heavy cargo truck 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k Frequency [Hz] 14 7

Comparison with radiation noise on dense asphalt pavements of public roads 15 Effect of low noise road surfaces (Cars) A-weighted sound power level [db]. 140 130 120 110 100 Public roads paved with dense asphalt [1] 0 20 40 100 120 140 1 Speed [km/h] [1] Y.Oshino, S.Kono, A.Iwase, H.Onishi, T.Sone and H.Tachibana, Road traffic noise prediction model ASJ Model 1998 proposed by the Acoustic Society of Japan - Part 2 : Calculation model of sound power levels of road vehicles-, Proc. Inter-noise 2000 16 8

Effect of low noise pavements (Heavy trucks) A-weighted sound power level [db]. 140 130 120 110 100 Public roads paved with dense asphalt [1] 0 20 40 100 120 140 1 Speed [km/h] [1] Y.Oshino, S.Kono, A.Iwase, H.Onishi, T.Sone and H.Tachibana, Road traffic noise prediction model ASJ Model 1998 proposed by the Acoustic Society of Japan - Part 2 : Calculation model of sound power levels of road vehicles-, Proc. Inter-noise 2000 17 Actual use of drainage pavements on public roads in Japan 18 9

Total length of major urban roads paved with one-layer drainage asphalt in Japan 2000 Year 2001 2002 2003 2004 0 2000 4000 00 00 Total extension [km] 19 Main trunk road in Tokyo constructed by two-layer drainage pavement 20 10

Urban road in Tokyo constructed by porous elastic pavement pavement 21 Conclusions 1. The noise reduction effects of two layer drainage pavement and the porous elastic pavement are large. The level difference between these low noise pavements and dense asphalt pavement is 5 to 8 db for constant speed running, and 3 to 4 db for start-acceleration running. 2. It is technically possible to reduce vehicle noise by about 10 db by integrating the latest noise reduction technologies for vehicles, tyres and the pavements. 3. In Japan, the construction standard for public roads is changing from the dense asphalt to drainage pavement. In Tokyo, two-layer drainage pavement has recently been used to achieve further noise reduction on main trunk roads 22 11