Road Construction Technology
AKSLast - Automated weight control of heavy traffic based on dynamic axle load weighing
ARROWS - Numerische und experimentelle Entwicklung eines Accelerated Repeated Rolling Wheel Load Simulator
BLP acceptance - Extension of the use of the evaluated longitudinal profile for construction-related applications and comparison with the conventional acceptance procedure
DAchS - Durable road fittings for future traffic loads - Coupled system road - tire - vehicle
Durable concrete surfaces - Optimizing the road surface by texturing with the diamond grinding method
DFG - Hydro-mechanical interaction in permeable pavement structures in partially saturated conditions
Finite element method - Optimization of the safety and efficiency of the computational design of asphalt pavements with a finite element method
In-Motion - Measurement of the structural substance of asphalt attachments using non-destructive methods
INNO-PAVE - Basic research of polymer materials as well as innovative manufacturing and installation technologies for road surface layer systems
Repairs with high-performance concrete - Modeling and computational verification of efficacy
Cancer-stimulating gas emissions in the asphalt industry and their effects on the health of construction workers
LASt – Long-term road damage due to dynamic wheel load fluctuations
NANOASPHALT - Optimization of the properties and resistance of asphalt roads using nanotechnology
Piezoresistive Sensitive Concrete for Traffic Monitoring
QUASt – New approaches to quality control in road construction
SOLMOVE - Technical assessment of energy production through photovoltaic-integrated road surfaces
Road load data- Updating and adapting road load data for dimensioning
Substance diagnosis - Further development and evaluation of new and known methods for the load-bearing capacity assessment by means of road fastenings with defined substance disturbances
Environmentally friendly road cover with photocatalytic removal of nitrogen dioxide and a reduced heat sinking effect