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Measured results of the RMSAR at the centre of gravity of the vibration screed

Measured results of the RMSAR at the centre of gravity of the vibration screed

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In order to research the impact of the vibration on working stability of the vibration compaction system (VCS) and increase the paver’s performance, the acceleration responses at the screed surface under the excitation frequencies of the tampers and vibration screed are analyzed via the root mean square acceleration responses (RMSAR) at the bottom...

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